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Comment on My Quasar Microwave: Long May You Live by rhoda

rhoda — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 02:30:42 +0000

I have had my Quasar since 1979. Until I found this website a few years ago, I didn’t realize I wasn’t alone. It still works, and works well. And I have the manuals and all the parts. It’s very large and I worry that it may leak microwaves–anyone have any ideas on how I can check?

Comment on My Quasar Microwave: Long May You Live by Microwave life

Microwave life — Sun, 26 Feb 2012 16:49:15 +0000

My friends and I find that the microwave ovens that are produced these years have bad quality. Hope the manufacturers put the focus on the quality as they did in the past years.

Comment on Cameron, a note from Paris: been there, done that. by poppy

poppy — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 05:58:30 +0000

Eh. Well, I agree with you there.

Comment on Sit right down and you’ll hear a tale. by poppy

poppy — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 05:55:22 +0000

What the hell are you talking about “geeks don’t fantasize”? I know I’m posting a comment nearly eight years after your original post, but that was as ludicrous then as it is now. Who do you think thunk up Princess Leia’s slave girl costume? A football player prom king?

Geeks do nothing but fantasize. Why the hell do you think murdered prostitutes, rape victims, ad ilk exist in video games and comic books? Geeks as are misogynistic as any big man on campus. They are only unable to actually get girls, so instead of banging anything on two legs, they make this trash.

Comment on My Quasar Microwave: Long May You Live by Don

Don — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 03:04:36 +0000

In 1982 we bought a Quasar microwave model MQ7720 with some wedding money. I found a receipt recently for that purchase dtd 11/29/82 that had a receipt attached for a $50.00 U.S.Savings Bond. It was available directly from Quasar and I’m trying to find out if I can still get it. The purchase was made at Friedmans Microwave Ovens, 4130 Harlem Irving Plaza, Norridge, IL. 60634. Anyone have any thoughts on how I can start to tract this down? ‘Would be greatly appreciated after some 29 years!!!!

Comment on My Quasar Microwave: Long May You Live by Linda Tate

Linda Tate — Sat, 26 Nov 2011 00:51:23 +0000

WOW. Iam amazed that my instamatic quasar is still working. My husband bought it for me on our first xmas in 1979 and is still working just like it did on the first day that I started using it. I use this microwave everyday and I can’t believe it continues to work. I would recommend this name brand to anyone

Comment on My Quasar Microwave: Long May You Live by Al Crout

Al Crout — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 16:37:03 +0000

Hello all,

We are about to recycle our old Quasar over the range microwave which is no longer working. However, we’re saving the mounting brackets, grease screen and manual for any one who wishes to have them. Any takers? Our location is near Vancouver, Canada.

alcroutATuniserveDOTcom
– al

Comment on My Quasar Microwave: Long May You Live by marilyn

marilyn — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 04:25:56 +0000

I just inherited a Quasar YMQ 7720TW microwave convection oven that was working perfectly before I got it home. I don’t have the manual or the probe. Can anyone help ? It is about 20 years old. Many thanks.

Comment on My Quasar Microwave: Long May You Live by Kathy K.

Kathy K. — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 16:24:41 +0000

I purchased my Quasar Microwave in 1986 when I was newly married. My daughter is 23 years old and my Quasar Microwave is still working like it did the day I purchased it! I have a larage family of 6 and let me tell you between my 4 children, it has gone through it all and has always come through with flying colors. Never ever did I have a problem. Wish they manufactured appliances that last that long nowadays. I wouldn’t be surprised if it lasts another lifetime. Go Quasar1!

Comment on My Quasar Microwave: Long May You Live by Michelle Reed

Michelle Reed — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 02:10:20 +0000

I was glad to see this website. Our family is mourning the loss of our Quasar microwave. We bought it in 1984 ,and we never had to have a service call. It was large enough to cook a turkey and would defrost or cook on high and never burn a thing. 27 years, I feel it was a friend. I bought a new one, but I know it probably won’t last 3 years. Quasar knew what they were doing and that microwave will be missed. People don’t understand my feeling of loss. Its more I’ll never have one like that again. No one builds anything that lasts anymore. Goodbye old friend!!