Convection Microwave

I've left the glass turntable in while using cooking with the Convection Oven part of this device. The glass turntable has survived just fine. However, I would not spill liquids on as that sudden temperature change might risk breaking the glass. Now for the ends on the legs, they are silicone rubber and can take the convection heat. I'm not sure about the grilling part though.When I have used them, they tend to pop off. That may be due to trapped air expanding and pushing them off.

Dawg Pod Hi there. I posted this some time back. Check out the tutorial videos referenced below. They give a good intro to the basic functions of the convection microwave.

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   Quote Reply Posted: Sep 15 2013 at 2:15am
I posted this on the r Pod Nation forum and thought I'd post it here too.


I've been experimenting a lot with our convection oven in the Dawg Pod and I just love it. The user manual was useless. I went online for some help and found these wonderful You Tube videos by a sweet lady named Janet Sadlack. She is an RVer but her videos feature her Sharp convection microwave in her kitchen. It is very similar to the High Pointe unit in our r Pod. She made four short videos which feature each of the main functions e.g. Microwave, grilling, convection baking and combination cooking. She explains which pans to use for each and gives lots of tips. She is very smart and the videos are clear and concise. Here is the link to the first video. Enjoy!
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Cuisinart Convection Microwave Oven and Grill (CMW-200) Demo Videocuisinart 3,862 views ...

I'll give it a try.  On another note, I am in the middle of building that corner cabinet that you laid out for me.  I still am a little nervous about the lack of a firm anchor on the long side (such as you have on the microwave cabinet on your 172, but I'm giving it a shot.  I couldn't figure out what you meant by a "gable" to firm up the long side of the cabinet, given there is nothing to anchor the long side of the cabinet in the 177, but I am improvising some other supports that might work.

I rarely hook up my 177 to shore power.  I am wondering if my 2000 watt Honda generator would pump enough electricity to run the convention oven ... or for that matter, the microwave.  I think that one or the other is rated for 1500 watts, but I may be incorrect.  In any case, has anyone run either appliance off of a 2000 watt generator?

I guess that I better plan to pack extra milk then.