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Hello Scott - 

CA>> A co-worker was badly burned on his arm while
CA>> testing/repairing a microwave and my brother won't get
CA>> near one now. He refuses to own one and will leave the
CA>> room if one is turned on. 

SL> Moral: stay out of where you don't belong. That includes
SL> your brother, if he's not qualified to repair current (heh)
SL> microwaves. 

The person who was injured was employed by RCA to fix
microwaves and well paid I might add. I _think_ he was more
'qualified' than those who tinker with them at their homes? 

CA>> With $60 microwaves being more powerful than my old $450
CA>> microwave I'm not sure I would risk injury trying to fix
CA>> one? 

SL> Not only is it safer, but better for the economy! Only
SL> pinko commie terrorists would try to fix their
SL> microwaves... :) 

There were some safety concerns with leakage around the doors
of early microwaves. This is all comical until someone gets
hurt (or killed). 

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