Microwaves in Johnston, Rhode Island
An over-the-range microwave does two jobs — cooking, and venting the range underneath it — so grease, steam and heat pass through it every single day. We carry countertop and over-the-range units in new, used and reconditioned condition. Replacing an over-the-range one means matching both the width and the venting, and that is worth getting right the first time.
New, used and reconditioned on the floor. We repair microwaves too — any brand, and in-shop estimates are free.
A photograph of the shop, not of a listing. Used and reconditioned machines are one of a kind, so the unit you buy is the one you looked at.
Microwaves — what we sell, and what we repair.
Stock turns over week to week, so the honest split is this: the first list is what was last confirmed on the floor, the second is the full range that comes across the bench.
Confirmed on the floor
- Countertop
- Over-the-range
Types we work on
- Countertop
- Over-the-range
- Built-in with trim kit
- Microwave drawer
- Convection microwave
- Compact / dorm
Measure first. Then argue about the badge.
The things that decide which one fits your house, in the order they usually come up at the counter.
Over-the-range units are nearly always 30 inches wide to match the range underneath.
Know where your vent goes — outside through the wall, up through the roof, or recirculating through a charcoal filter.
Wattage drives speed. A 1,000W unit heats noticeably faster than a 700W countertop model.
Measure the interior, not the outside, if you reheat full-size dinner plates or casserole dishes.
An over-the-range install needs a cabinet above it and two people — it's a heavier job than it looks.
On an inexpensive countertop unit, a repair can cost more than a replacement. Ask before you commit to the work — in-shop estimates are free.
We repair microwaves, too.
Any brand, whether it came from us or from somewhere else ten years ago, and in-shop estimates are free. These are the faults that come across the bench most often — if yours is on this list, get it looked at before you replace anything.
- Runs but doesn't heat — magnetron, diode, or high-voltage capacitor
- Turntable not spinning
- Door switch failure stopping it from starting
- Vent fan noisy, weak, or not running on an over-the-range unit
- Keypad or touch panel dead or unresponsive
- Interior or cooktop light out
- Sparking inside from a damaged waveguide cover
Not sure whether it is worth repairing? That is the question a free in-shop estimate answers, and we will tell you when the answer is no.
Ask about a specific machine.
Prices are set at the counter on the actual machine, so a phone call is the fastest way to get a real answer on a real unit instead of a range that means nothing.
Ask about a microwave
(401) 232-9090Mon–Fri 9 AM – 5 PM. Say you are looking at microwaves and we will tell you what is on the floor today, what condition it is in, and what it costs.
Call (401) 232-9090Next to it on the floor.
The categories people usually compare against this one, and the rest of the showroom.
Ranges & Stoves
Gas and electric ranges, freestanding and slide-in
Dishwashers
Built-in, portable and 18-inch compact
Everything else is one page up — twelve categories, new, used and reconditioned, at 228 Putnam Pike, Johnston, RI 02919.
Broken, or just tired of it? Call the shop.
(401) 232-9090, Monday through Friday, 9 to 5. Free in-shop estimates on any brand.