Help!!!!!!!!!! my microwave went out. Does anyone know about a repair man in Rosarito or Ensenada. Is it worth repairing most times in the states they
tell you to get a new one. here I think they might try to repair it. What do you think ,any help any ideas,k
Woooosh - 6-16-2010 at 05:11 PM
Microwave generating appliances and the corner Rosarito repair shops don't seem like a home safety match to me Someone could likely get it running and that glass plate spinning- but would you really trust it to stand in front
of it again? TV's, Washers, Dryers, Water Heaters...Yes, OK to repair in Mexico. Microwave technology... not so much. LOL Bob and Susan - 6-16-2010 at 05:24 PM
(For the phone #, please U2U me, I tried to post it and Skype highlighting keeps interfering - What's up with that?)
We have been a customer for plus-minus 8 years and always had a good experience and have referred him to several other people, with no complaints that
we know of.
OH! Almost forgot - he will come to you. He will fix or haul off and replace. More than fair on prices; I researched the major appliances we bought
from him.DENNIS - 6-16-2010 at 06:11 PM
If you buy a new one, make sure it's 1000 watts or better. More watts...more speed.irenemm - 6-16-2010 at 07:01 PM
Is it a really good one? If so repair it. If not junk it. We have had both really good ones. Commercial and then the 39. dollar ones they all work the
same. Buy the 39.00 in San Diego and pay the duty. They are better than the Mexican ones. With the electricity here it is easy to junk them .Keri - 6-17-2010 at 09:01 AM
Thanks everyone. I'm going to try the fuse thing first as that's what I thought it was. If that doesn't work it's a new one for sure.k
Someone could likely get it running and that glass plate spinning- but would you really trust it to stand in front
of it again? TV's, Washers, Dryers, Water Heaters...Yes, OK to repair in Mexico. Microwave technology... not so much. LOL 
