- 1200-watt over-the-range microwave with 2.1-cubic-foot capacity
- Direct Energy distribution emits microwave energy from beneath ceramic cooking surface
- Smart and Easy sensor settings for 9 popular foods; sensor reheat and popcorn keys
- 38 automatic settings; 5 defrost options; lighted display; removable rack included
- Measures 29-7/8 by 17-3/8 by 15-5/8 inches; 1-year limited warranty
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With its 2.1-cubic-foot capacity and 1200 watts of power, this over-the-range microwave oven provides an array of convenient features. The unit features Smart and Easy sensor settings, which automatically determine cooking or reheating times and power levels for nine popular microwave foods. And instead of a turntable, the unit utilizes Direct Energy distribution that emits microwave energy from beneath its easy-to-clean ceramic cooking surface so all parts of food are cooked evenly. Its smooth ceramic cooking surface allows for full use of the oven's cavity, nicely accommodating multiple dishes, bowls, or plates--so there's no more heating one dish at a time. A removable rack is included. Other useful highlights include 38 automatic settings, sensor reheat and popcorn keys, five defrost options, and an easy-to-read two-color, seven-digit, lighted display. The microwave measures 29-7/8 by 17-3/8 by 15-5/8 inches and carries a one-year limited warranty.
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Sharps new line of Smart Carousel Over the Range models feature Direct Energy technology, using our exclusive concealed microwave distribution system to maximize usable oven capacity. With 2.1 cubic feet, this new OTR easily cooks multiple dishes at the s
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Sharp R2120 Over-the-Range Microwave Oven,
By Jim A. "JWA" (PierPort, Michigan) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Sharp R-2120JK Smart Carousel Over-the-Range Sensor Microwave, Black (Kitchen)
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25-December-2006 . I have owned this since July of 2005. {Mine is White - #R2120jW.} . I have NO signifacant complaints, and a couple of real "pro's". . 1. The continuous power levels - allowed by the "inverter technology" in this one Sharp and most Panasonic MicroWave Ovens - ranging from "10" (full power) down thru "3" (30% power)- are a REAL ADVANTAGE. . . Warming food at 30% is a gradual heating which allow the heat to spread thruout the food fairly evenly, and avoids most hot-spots and re-cooking - especially advantageous for all meats. . Power levels 20% and 10% do cycle On & Off, I am told - probably at the 30% level. . 2. The plain smooth oven bottom is easy to use and to clean. Sharp claims that the microwaves electronically rotate - which certainly is technically feasable - and thus NO Turntable is necessary. . Food does heat more evenly than I have experienced in my many prior microwaves, but it is not perfect. . and . 3. The "features" - such as the "lunch" heating/cooking menu, are worthwhile. . 4. The under-oven lights are not what I have enjoyed before. Instead of dimmng the lights, the switch simply turns off one of the bulbs. NOT a good idea - the bulbs last much longer with a simple diode switch (changing bulbs is a pain - and you need very special bulbs) and the quality of "dim" light is better with a simple diode-switch for dimming. . 5. The "Minute-Plus" feature is great. . 6. The power level must be set my multiple touches of the power button; use of the numeric keypad would have been much better. . Note: I mounted the oven two 2-by-4 thicknesses (3") out from the wall, and 16" above the stove top; the cabinet above is mounted with its doors flush with the face of the oven. This both the microwave oven and the top wall cabinet more easily reachable and usable. . Bottom Line: I would buy the same oven again for over-range use. I would buy ONLY an inverter-technology ( continuous reduced power as versus cycling on & off ) unit for ANY style/size of Microwave oven. . Reviewed by: Jim A.in PierPort, Michigan .
1.0 out of 5 stars
Junk,
By Boomer "TP" (Maryland) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Sharp R-2120JK Smart Carousel Over-the-Range Sensor Microwave, Black (Kitchen)
I have owned a R-2120JW for a little over a year and it has recently ceased to function. It will not heat.
I purchased it because of it's large capacity and no turntable to deal with. However it seemed wrong to just place the food on the bottom. There is a stainless steel wire shelf provided so I installed it and put the food on the shelf. Sometimes I noticed the food like a potato would be burned where it touched the wire. Once a hotdog arced through a paper plate and burned a hole in the paper plate. Once something arced through a paper towel and it actually had a burning ember glowing in the paper when I took it out. I think the shelf must overload the system and it has caused the demise of the oven. So now it is headed for the junk heap. Don't waste your time and energy installing this short lived, poorly engineered unit over your range. Why isn't it possible to give a product no stars? That is what I would give this one if I could.
1.0 out of 5 stars
From Sharp Minds come Dangerous Products!,
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This review is from: Sharp R-2120JK Smart Carousel Over-the-Range Sensor Microwave, Black (Kitchen)
The Sharp "smart Carousel" design uses rotating magnetrons below the surface of the cooking chamber instead of rotating the food on a carousel. The rotating mechanism under the cooking chamber malfunctioned. As a result arcing occurred between the parts causing a fire and smoke. The unit was turned off in time to avoid a fire spreading to the surrounding cabinets. If no one had been present in the kitchen at the time a serious fire could have occurred.
The defect was bad enough. I consider myself lucky the damage was only to the microwave. Dealing with Sharp customer service was even worse. It has taken over two months to resolve this problem. Sharp offered me a replacement but couldn't get a new unit in white. We suggested paying the difference for an upgrade. We paid the difference for the upgrade...the sharp couldn't find it in white...even though I was able to locate a unit in white in about 5 minutes online. After giving up on a replacement and requesting a refund they "generously" offered me $183 for a product I paid $262. A product that endangered my home and family and had left me without a microwave for two months. I've enjoyed Sharp products in the past but after this incident I can not recommend doing business with them under any circumstances.
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