Burnt Popcorn and an argument with Bonnie / Need an answer / Please help.

[BackinBlackSS/RS]

I'm sorry, but does she really think that? oops, I better

[Mr. Wyndham]

Originally Posted by PQ

Yup. Normally I do. But once I hear the first pop, it's about 3 to 4 seconds between them allready. They never start popping good.

It goes...pop.


...


pop.


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pop....pop....


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pop...pop...pop...


pop..


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pop...pop...pop...


*this is when you start listening

pop......pop....


pop..

...

pop.


pop...


....


*TAKE IT OUT!*





I'm just kidding, bud. It almost sounds like you might need a new microwave altogether. Is it very old?

[The_Blur]

Originally Posted by Dragoneye

It goes...pop.


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pop.


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pop....pop....


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pop...pop...pop...


pop..


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pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop
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pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop

pop...pop...pop...


*this is when you start listening

pop......pop....


pop..

...

pop.


pop...


....


*TAKE IT OUT!*





I'm just kidding, bud. It almost sounds like you might need a new microwave altogether. Is it very old?

Dragoneye is a popcorn-making machine!

[PQ]

Originally Posted by Dragoneye

It goes...pop.


...


pop.


...


pop....pop....


...

pop...pop...pop...


pop..


pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop
pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop
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pop pop pop pop pop
pop pop pop pop pop
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pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop
pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop

pop...pop...pop...


*this is when you start listening

pop......pop....


pop..

...

pop.


pop...


....


*TAKE IT OUT!*





I'm just kidding, bud. It almost sounds like you might need a new microwave altogether. Is it very old?

I'm dying laughing down here.

But no. Ours has been going. (i'm still lmao) Like this;

pop.


...


pop.


...


pop....pop....


...

pop...pop...pop...


pop..


pop pop
pop pop pop
pop p


pop...pop...pop...


pop......pop....


pop..

...

pop.


pop...


....

smoke.....smoke..... smoke........

Like that.

[Xanthos]

Originally Posted by coolman

Here you go PQ. Ready to eat crow?

Ah, so both sides are right (and wrong) in a way. The microwave needs a glass shelf, but not one that spins.
- X

[PQ]

Originally Posted by coolman

Here you go PQ. Ready to eat crow?


Why Does my Microwave Need a Glass Tray Inside?

Excerpt from the book The Complete Microwave Oven Service Handbook -- Available on CD-ROM (CLICK HERE)
Copyright ©, 1989-2003 by J. Carlton Gallawa

An essential part of all microwave ovens is the cooking shelf, which, depending on the model, is a clear glass tray, a carousel or turntable, or a ceramic shelf. The purpose of the cooking shelf is to hold the food at about 1 to 1¼ inches above the metal cavity floor.

Whether sealed in or removable, the shelf is virtually transparent to microwaves. Therefore, the energy passes through the shelf and reflects off the metal bottom then back up into the food. It is as though the food is suspended in mid-air as far as the microwaves are concerned. Thus, they can penetrate the food from all sides with uniform intensity.

The clear glass trays used in microwave ovens are made from specially processed safety glass, which will absorb certain amounts of RF energy and are tempered for greater impact strength. This borosilicate glass has special properties making it highly heat resistant and enabling it to absorb RF energy, in the event of prolonged noload operation (sometimes to the point of glowing red), without breaking. Also, this glass is much more pure than ordinary glass; a flaw in glass that is exposed to microwave energy could cause the glass to explode.

Ceramic shelves, usually sealed in with an RTV sealant, are made of a special ceramic called Pyroceram (range cook-tops are made from the same type of material). These shelves also absorb certain amounts of RF energy, so in the event of no-load operation they too act as a dummy load and absorb enough of the energy to minimize arcing, leakage, or reflected energy.









Copyright © 2005 Martin Microwave
Developed by 4allthingsweb.com

Ummm........ could.. uh........you delete this.................. PLEEEEEAAAASSSSSSSSEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!


I call for a mod to please delete this thread. Fast. She's getting out of the shower and wants to check the returns of responses. I can just tell her that it ................ that the mods................ people got ........................ damn

["prima"Donna]

Originally Posted by Dragoneye

Usually I take the women's side because it's more fun....but in this case -- you're right. The turntables were added some time ago to help more evenly cook foods. But they're not necessary to prevent burning popcorn.

Either the bag was old,...or you left it in too long.

+1 AGREED!!!...

When microwaves first came out they did not have a turntable...........

Good luck....

[68 Z/28]

Originally Posted by PQ

Ummm........ could.. uh........you delete this.................. PLEEEEEAAAASSSSSSSSEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!


I call for a mod to please delete this thread. Fast. She's getting out of the shower and wants to check the returns of responses. I can just tell her that it ................ that the mods................ people got ........................ damn

[68 Z/28]

Originally Posted by coolman

Sorry Pq, couldn't hold out any longer. MY company works on commercial cooking equipment and every microwave has some type of isolation plate to keep the food away from the metal housing. Just go buy a new plate and all will be well.


Ps you should know better than to argue with a women. They are always right. LOL

["prima"Donna]

Originally Posted by Xanthos

Ah, so both sides are right (and wrong) in a way. The microwave needs a glass shelf, but not one that spins.
- X

Well, I guess ya learn something new every day.............

[Mr. Wyndham]

Originally Posted by PQ

Ummm........ could.. uh........you delete this.................. PLEEEEEAAAASSSSSSSSEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!


I call for a mod to please delete this thread. Fast. She's getting out of the shower and wants to check the returns of responses. I can just tell her that it ................ that the mods................ people got ........................ damn

Try putting a dinner plate in there. Go pop some more...right now.

Then, when it works, tell her you fixed it.

[Xanthos]

Originally Posted by "prima"Donna

Well, I guess ya learn something new every day.............

Been thinking about it more and I think the original microwaves didn't come with a shelf because they operated at a much lower wattage. Newer, higher powered ones would need the shelf.
- X

[PQ]

Well since I burned the last bag and can't accept defeat, I am on my way to the store to get some. I am gonna put it to the test with a plate under the popcorn. And one without a plate.

[PQ]

Originally Posted by coolman

Here you go PQ. Ready to eat crow?


Why Does my Microwave Need a Glass Tray Inside?

Excerpt from the book The Complete Microwave Oven Service Handbook -- Available on CD-ROM (CLICK HERE)
Copyright ©, 1989-2003 by J. Carlton Gallawa

An essential part of all microwave ovens is the cooking shelf, which, depending on the model, is a clear glass tray, a carousel or turntable, or a ceramic shelf. The purpose of the cooking shelf is to hold the food at about 1 to 1¼ inches above the metal cavity floor.

Whether sealed in or removable, the shelf is virtually transparent to microwaves. Therefore, the energy passes through the shelf and reflects off the metal bottom then back up into the food. It is as though the food is suspended in mid-air as far as the microwaves are concerned. Thus, they can penetrate the food from all sides with uniform intensity.

The clear glass trays used in microwave ovens are made from specially processed safety glass, which will absorb certain amounts of RF energy and are tempered for greater impact strength. This borosilicate glass has special properties making it highly heat resistant and enabling it to absorb RF energy, in the event of prolonged noload operation (sometimes to the point of glowing red), without breaking. Also, this glass is much more pure than ordinary glass; a flaw in glass that is exposed to microwave energy could cause the glass to explode.

Ceramic shelves, usually sealed in with an RTV sealant, are made of a special ceramic called Pyroceram (range cook-tops are made from the same type of material). These shelves also absorb certain amounts of RF energy, so in the event of no-load operation they too act as a dummy load and absorb enough of the energy to minimize arcing, leakage, or reflected energy.









Copyright © 2005 Martin Microwave
Developed by 4allthingsweb.com

Thank you very much!!!!! All I know this has not ever been an issue before the plate broke however There is a popcorn button on the microwave and I would always have to stop it 30 seconds before it finished because the pops would get much slower as dragoneye said ( BTW Dragoneye-very funny) to make sure it wouldnt burn. Now Randy has decided to pop the popcorn and god lovem he cant pay attention and listen to all the freaken pops getting slower!! , anyway he went to get popcorn to do a test. OMG he's really losing it, hahahahaha LMAO