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Microwave
· Clean the inside of your microwave frequently. Food particles and splatters absorb some of the microwave energy while the unit is operating and may cause burns and other damage to the microwave. You can clean the interior with a microwave oven cleaner. For a good one, click

· Because microwave ovens have solid-state circuitry inside, they're susceptible to damage from voltage spikes caused by lightning, etc. We recommend you plug your microwave into an appropriate surge suppressor to protect the circuitry.