GE WES1130DMWW 1.1 cu. ft Counter Top Microwave

Product Review

The GE 1.1 cu ft Microwave oven WES1130DMWW makes cooking easier. This countertop microwave oven with 10 customizable power levels lets you cook your favorite recipe with ease. The GE microwave oven can be operated with the one-touch cooking controls. With the auto defrost feature, you can defrost meat, poultry, and fish in a short amount of time. The child lock microwave prevents your children from touching the controls and operating the oven. The LCD display on the oven indicates the temperature of your food in digital format. The 12-inch glass turntable helps to cook your food evenly. The oven also features an end of cooking signal that notifies you when your food is finished cooking. This countertop microwave oven is compact in size and provides great style and function.

Product Features

30-second button adds 30 seconds at a time to cooking in the General Electric microwave
6 express cook buttons allow one-touch cooking from 1 to 6 minutes
10 power levels including popcorn, beverage and reheat
LED display on this countertop kitchen appliance
Auto defrost and time defrost

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review

(1 customer review)

OK During Warranty Period, April 23, 2012

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This review is from: GE WES1130DMWW 1.1 cu. ft Counter Top Microwave

We bought this exact model exactly one year and three days ago. Without warning it died this AM. We never had a microwave die in under four years before. Looking back there was always something we thought odd about this one. The door opening button would stick every 3 to 4 months and I had to work with it to get it springing back out again. We thought it took longer than normal (for a 1100 watt microwave) to get liquids hot, 90 seconds for a cup of room temperature coffee. We thought it was just our perception until our adult daughter expressed surprise that I asked her to press 90 seconds to get my coffee hot. I always plug appliances into a quality surge protector, so it wasn't one of the frequent third world power surges we get these days. Lastly, the control panel became harder to set, requiring harder pressing, over time.

Our only knowledge of this model is based on the one we owned. We bought it from Walmart for only $49, so we are not unhappy.