can this unit be installed under the cabinet?
1137089
Yes. You can buy a bracket kit from most vendors that allow you to mount the microwave under the counter. I will be selling my bracket kit. After the unit we had broke after a few years I replaced it with another brand. I will not be needing my hardware.
1137090
Yes, if you don't mind it setting your cabinet on fire! You can buy a bracket set but you should check out the history of these microwaves turning on by themselves and causing spontaneous fires. We have had two fires with GE microwave ovens. The recourse? Why an offer of a new GE microwave oven! No, thank you. Never buying anything from GE again!
1137091
No, not unless you can find special brackets and purchase them separately. I took the doors off of one of my upper cabinets, removed the shelf, and then put this microwave in the cabinet. I then put one of the doors back on the cabinet above the microwave and mounted it sideways with the hindges at the top (so the cabinet door lifts up toward the ceiling instead of side opening like a normal cabinet door) instead of upright. Now my microwave looks like a built-in unit. I can post a photo if you are interested.
37732
This is a free standing micro. I did not see a kit to enable it to be mounted under a cabinet.
2265721
I don't see why it couldn't be installed in a cabinet with a drawer above it. I installed mine in the cabinet with the sink (a deep sink, at that). The mixer has to be positioned just so to clear the P-trap. I carefully drilled three countersinks for the little 'feet' of the mixer to sit in. Put the feet in their holes, and the mixer clears everything when it swings down and back. Hope this helps.
1194292
I would say it can NOT be installed in an enclosed cabinet. There are coils on the back that require breathing room. There would need to be air flow of some type in order for it to function properly.
968036
Yes you can mount it on the underside of a cabinet, thats where I installed mine.
1159199
John, I believe it can be installed under the counter but you may have to provide some ventilation at the rear of the unit.Graham
863569
Yes, the bracket can be attached to any flat surface. So, it should work fine under a cabinet.
869740
I am not sure, but I would think it is too heavy to mount under the counter. I love the TO but still learning all it will do.
2249159
Yes. It has a small mounting area in the back. I have mine mounted on an "under the cabinet" mount. (Best Buy)
142455
Yes, it fits under the cabinets. If you want to store it with the "plunger" in, put it in then slide it under your cabinets.
831477
Yes, just take care that the screws don't go through the face of the cabinet door. We used different, shorter screws than the ones that came with the unit.
627387
it can't. It is better that it is done on shelf's unless your under cabinet looks like a shelf. It doesn't have the screw mounts on it like most under the cabinet products. it is mainly for a shelf like in cupboards .
2219519
You shouldn't install it in a cabinet. It puts off a lot of heat at the back of the unit which can cause a fire. It needs to be on a counter or something in an open air environment
1312296
Yes! It can be built in to a cabinet. That's how I installed mine and it works great!
1712849
I don't think it should be mounted under a cabinet. The unit gets pretty hot and there wouldn't be enough airflow. Maybe with a specially designed mount that lets it hang down a few inches from the cabinet base.
1688817
No I wouldn't mount under a cabinet. It's more for on top of a counter or shelf.
703837
It could be mounted under an upper cabinet if you have room. The screws that came with it were about 5/8 of an inch long. They were small diameter screws. I changed to some shorter, thicker ones I purchased at Home Depot.Hope that helps.