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Sharp R-1210 1-1/2-Cubic-Foot 1100-Watt Over-the-Counter Microwave, Black | 
| Brand: Sharp
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $249.99
Buy New: $224.99
You Save: $25.00 (10%)
Rating:  9 reviews
Sales Rank: 46688
Color: Black
Shipping Weight (lbs): 51
Dimensions (in): 26.9 x 18.6 x 17.1
MPN: R1210
UPC: 074000610408
EAN: 0074000610408
ASIN: B00009V3WX
Release Date: January 15, 2004
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | 1100-watt over-the-counter microwave with 11 power levels; 8 instant action keys | | • | Touch-key control panel; 1-1/2-cubic-foot capacity; 14-1/8-inch turntable ensures even heating | | • | Moisture sensor; programmable for up to 4 automatic cooking sequences; convenient timer | | • | Auto defrost; keep warm; minute plus; installation hardware and instructions included | | • | Measures 14-1/16 by 23-7/8 by 15-9/16 inches; 1-year limited warranty |
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Product Description
Counter Intelligence: Introducing Sharp's unique Over the Counter microwave oven, the R-1214, with Smart & Easy(TM) sensor technology for cooking or reheating 11 of the most popular microwave treats. The OTC is the smarter kitchen design solution that saves valuable counter space. It provides a wide range of options for placement, works with standard cabinet sizes and does not require a built-in kit or shelf, allowing for an easy installation. And it comes with under cabinet task lighting. So smarten up your kitchen design with Sharp's intelligent Over the Counter microwave oven. It's an ideal space saver that will give you more counter space- and more cooking space! Also available in black: R-1210 white: R-1211 . View the optional accessory bar, RK-OTC120 , available for this model.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 4 more reviews...
 sharp microwave December 12, 2008
very nice microwave delivery was quicker than expected Largest inside capacity for it's size very nice looking outside.
 Perfect for our needs November 16, 2008
This Sharp replaced a 20+ year old 700 watt J. C. Penney/Panasonic convection/microwave oven which was the first kitchen appliance my wife and I bought together. We try to take care of our appliances, read the manuals, and follow the instructions; funny how that's consistently brought us good luck. I've been cooking exclusively on it for the past three weeks while we waited for our countertops in our kitchen rennovation and my Jenn-Aire has been disconnected. The only reason I'm giving the Sharp four stars instead of five is because I can make no real comment on its durability and longevity in three weeks, but its performance to date has been 5-star. I picked the Sharp over similar Panasonics because current production similarly sized and featured Sharps weigh 25 to 30 percent more than Panasonics; they seem more sturdy to me. I've owned several other Sharps for office and cabin use and have had no problems with any of them. After reading other reviews here, we did purchase an extended warranty along with the oven, although we live in an area with fairly stable mains electricity and we don't put stuff in the microwave that tend to wreck microwaves.
The Sharp over the counter micorwave came well packed with all necessary mounting and hook-up accessories. Our cabinet installer was impressed with the mounting hardware, design and instructions. Final mounting was solid, flush and professionally "built-in". I've ordered the accessory bars and hooks for hanging some other kitchen equipment from the bottom of the oven.
There have been significant power and feature improvements in microwaves. This Sharp O.T.C. works perfectly in our corridor kitchen rennovation and effectively gave me one third more useable counter prep space. While there are other microwaves for over the range mounting (incorporating exhaust fans we did not need), the Sharp was the only microwave I found with over the counter mounting and controls. The sensor cooking and reheat functions are easy to use and work very well. The automatic popcorn function leaves more "old maids" even on the "more cooking" setting, but popcorn popping is so fast that I just monitor it manually. Steaming vegetable and cooking rice is also quick and perfect. Reheating coffee and beverages is flawless. Door mounted controls are clear, intuitive, and lend a sleek and uncluttered look. Operation is fast and quiet. Built in task light illuminates what use to be the darkest corner of my kitchen quite adequately. Recommended.
 WARNING !! BAD LED CONTROL UNIT DESIGN September 30, 2008
I have replaced the control unit, aka led panel...all one part # CPWBFB075MRU0 three times. With the original unit that's one, Sharp repaired...that's two, one I bought that's three and now it needs a fourth. I don't think so, no more Sharp microwaves for me.
If you want to replace the unit it is very east to do. Go to [...] and type in the model # it's about $[...].
I would suggest a one month subscription to Consumer Reports to evaluate ovens before you purchase, it's only $[...] for one month subscription.
Sharp builtin microwave September 2, 2007
After a year the control panel went black. We're still using it. Would like to replace with a built in from a different company. I would never buy another sharp
Bad Display Board Design January 5, 2007
I have had 3 display failures. The first was a few months after I installed the unit. 'Customer Service' allowed the repair with out cost to me. However, I brought the unit home and the display failed immediately. I returned the unit and the display board was replaced again. This time I had to wait a couple of weeks for the part to arrive. Almost one year later to the day the display has failed again. 'Customer Service' will not pay for the labor but after persistence will pay for the part.
My recommendation is stay clear of this microwave. I am waiting for a class action suit to recover my losses.
One star is to high for the problems with this unit!
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