Welcome back Rich and thanks for the information! To replace your Sharp Carousel microwave R-820BK-F, I recommend the Greystone Built-In RV Convection Microwave item #GR27FR. It measures 21" wide x 11" tall x 15-3/4" deep.…
Hey Frank, we have the GE Appliances Microwave part #GE57HR that is close enough in size that it would work great to replace the High Point Micro/Convect oven EC028KD7. This is just a microwave so if you were wanting also the convection oven portion…
We sure do Dan. The Furrion Microwave Trim Kit item #FR85TF is exactly what you need for the Furrion Built-In RV Convection Microwave and Air Fryer item #FR63TF in black. The Furrion Microwave Trim Kit item #FR85TF is black and measures 24-3/16"…
Hey Mary! It looks like the Furrion Over the Range RV Convection Microwave #FMCM15SS will be a good replacement for the LG LMV1764ST you currently have. Your LG is 29-7/8" wide x 16-7/16" tall x 15-11/16" deep and is designed for a…
Hey Rick! The EcoHitch Hidden Front Mount Trailer Hitch #EH69CR weighs 72 lbs with the hardware. This is confirmed to fit your 2024 Ford Transit T350. What will you be using the hitch for?
The High Pointe Built-In Convection Microwave with Air Fryer #HP36ZR will fit as a replacement for your current ECO28KD7. It does appear the new unit will easily fit into place but as the RV manufacturer can build 2 units at the same time and they be…
The MCG1311ARB microwave that you mentioned is a 1.3 cu ft stainless steel unit rated for 1,000 Watts. The closest thing we have to that is the Greystone #324-000106 which is a 0.9 cu ft stainless steel unit rated for 1,350 Watts. The Greystone can…
Hello Dennis. The trim piece for the High Pointe Built-In Convection Microwave measures 24" wide by 17" tall. I made a diagram for you which I have included below.
Hey Lee! The Furrion Built-In #FR77AD requires a cutout measuring 20-1/2" wide, 13-3/8" high, and 17-3/4" deep. Since we don't have a way of knowing how much space you have you will need to measure and see if it will fit. As long…
Hey Jerry, thanks for reaching out. Yes, the Furrion Over the Range RV Convection Microwave #FR83TF can indeed exhaust out the back. The blower can be rotated during installation to match whatever exhaust configuration you have. I believe as it comes…
Wayne, it does not look like the Greystone Built-In RV Convection Microwave #GR27FR include a mounting bracket. I actually wasn't able to find one at all for that model. They make one for their smaller #324-000106 microwave, but nothing for the…
For your 2019 Forest River Forester Motorhome, check out the: -Greystone Standard RV Microwave w/ Trim Kit #324-000106, & -The Furrion Over the Range RV Convection Microwave #FMCM15SS. Either of these microwaves will work great in your motorhome,…
Get microwave speed plus convection capability in one RV-friendly unit. Choose built-in or over-the-range installs; some include a trim kit while others can reuse your existing bezel. Match your cutout and trim dimensions for an easy replacement, and if you want extra versatility, pick a convection microwave that adds an air fryer function.
Installation is generally straightforward, especially when replacing a similar unit. Follow the included instructions and have two people on hand to lift and hold the microwave in place. Test-fit the unit with the trim before final mounting. Save hardware from your old microwave—those screws can be handy for securing the trim.
Yes, some convection microwaves add an air fryer function in similar overall sizes. Compare the stated capacity and power to your needs and confirm the cutout depth. If you want a built-in look, check whether a trim kit is included or available for that specific size. Air fryer models often include preset options—review those to see if they match how you cook.
Measure the width, height, and depth of your cabinet cutout, then match those to the unit's cutout requirements. Check whether a trim kit is included and verify its outer dimensions against your opening. If a supplied trim doesn't suit your setup, the existing trim from your old microwave may work. Keep any mounting screws from your old trim in case you need them.
Bench test the new unit first. Plug it in, make sure the door opens and closes smoothly, and run a quick test to confirm the controls work. Verify the cutout and trim dimensions match your space. If anything seems off, address it before pulling the old microwave so you're not stuck reinstalling it.