When removing built-in microwaves, finding the right replacement and careful removal is key. It might look as though your built-in microwave is installed too tightly for you to remove easily, but that’s more than likely not the case. You can remove it and replace it with an upgraded version without much difficulty.
Is it easy to replace a built-in microwave?
Built-In, Over the Range and Drawer Microwaves can be some of the most difficult appliances to change in your kitchen and if you’re not careful, the smallest major appliance in your kitchen, could easily become the most expensive to replace.
How do you remove built in microwave with trim kit?
Insert the tip of a putty knife behind the trim kit at the bottom. Pry out gently to loosen the brads. Move the putty knife to the left or right and pry out again until the piece pops off. There will be four pieces around the perimeter; pry each one off individually.
What is a microwave trim kit used for?
Why use a Trim Kit? Microwave trim kits are designed to provide a built-in look while also providing the air flow necessary for proper operation of the microwave. A trim kit consists of the trim frame as well as an upper, lower and rear duct that attaches to and encases the microwave inside the cabinet cut-out.
