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700W of cooking power
Electronic controls
Child lock
Ten power levels
Six, one-touch cook programs - popcorn, pizza, baked potato, beverage, frozen dinner and reheat
Glass turntable
Push button door
Model number DMW608W

Canadian Tire Warranty:

This product carries a 1 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.

DanbyDanby 0.6 cu.ft. Microwave

Overall Rating

3 out of 5

6 700W of cooking power. Electronic controls. Child lock. Ten power levels

Overall Rating

1 out of 5

JustBlue

Location:Toronto, ON

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Horrible purchase

Date:May 13, 2011

"The cooking times are not flexible at all; you are stuck with that 30 second increment or you must memorize the chart to know how much time you get by selecting the 'potato' button.
How ridiculous that you cannot just press the number keypad for the exact amount you want.
For 5minutes, you have to press the 'Soup' button 4 times - or you could press the Touch/+30Sec button 10 times.
Pay $20more and get a decent microwave like the Salton if you want to do more than warm coffee or heat a muffin."

+17points

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Overall Rating

1 out of 5

MJHorton

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Worst Purchase Ever

Date:January 21, 2010

"Timer options are horrible. Have to pop 3 bags of popcorn to get the equivilant of 1 bag, burns bag before it pops half the bag.

Will leave it behind when I move."

+20points

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Quality

4 out of 5

Features

4 out of 5

Performance

3 out of 5

VIPER012

Location:Moncton, NB

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New Purchase

Date:August 1, 2009

"Just bought this microwave and it looks great aside from the flashing clock. Does anyone know what that means"

-7points

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

Quality

4 out of 5

Features

5 out of 5

Performance

5 out of 5

ben07

Location:Vancouver, BC

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Excellent for the price

Date:October 10, 2008

"I had a older and much bigger Danby model which I think is either 1200 or 1400 watts so this model is at least half the consumption of the other model. I don't use a microwave that often and since I live in an older house, it seems like the wiring in the kitchen wasn't up to snuff to handle the bigger load. I downgraded to this model and have had no problems ever since. It cooks equally as well as the bigger model and reheats in comparably the same time"

+18points

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

Ryshtyan

Location:Edmonton, AB

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Efficient Convenience

Date:September 9, 2008

"I live on my own and am not into frills, so usually when I shop for stuff I look at the lowest price items first and debate whether or not they're worth my money.

As a single person, this microwave is good enough for me. If you have a family, no.

I also don't nuke every food product I own, so it helps my microwave live a longer life. Keeping it cleaned and well maintained also helps.

You're getting what you pay for. For $50 or so, you'll get a smaller microwave that can handle a few nuke jobs here and there that's perfect for a single person who doesn't really need it that much.

If I nuked everything I ate, or had tons of company where the microwave was needed like a right-hand man, then I'd likely invest a few more dollars into a microwave that was at least $100 or so.

I'm happy with mine so far. No problems to report yet."

+16points

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Overall Rating

3 out of 5

wawagirl

Location:Wawa, Ontario

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OK product

Date:August 29, 2008

"I bought that microwave for my travel need. It is small and light good point. It does not give you the choice to pick the lenght of time you need, so it is 30 sec, 1 min, 1.30, 2 min etc... I needed 15 sec and 55 sec, it does the job but I had to stay beside it to stop it. Not good for me."

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Response from Canadian Tire:By Vendor, October 1, 2008

According to the manual and factory specifications the user has the ability to set the defrost weight & time. There is also a One and Two stage cooking function where the user can manually enter the time and power level desired. Additionally, there is a memory feature which allows the user to pre-program desired time/power level and store it for later use.

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What is the "INPUT" wattage for this microwave?

Question:

The output is 700 watts. The input is higher, it should be written on the back or in the door.

Anonymous

2 years, 7 months ago

Answer:

Input wattage is 1050.

Anonymous

2 years, 6 months ago

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How do I set the clock on the unit

VIPER012

- Moncton, NB

2 years, 9 months ago

Answer:

See page 20 in manual.
1. Touch the '0/clock' button once to set the 12hour clock.
2. Enter time of day using the number pad. You must enter 4 digits so for 9:15 you need to press 0 9 1 5
3. Touch the 'Start/+30sec' to confirm.