Built-in and freestanding microwaves that are new, but not in a perfect box. A return within the cooling-off period, a box damaged in transit, or a scratch on the appliance itself. Every unit has been assessed by our engineer. With these appliances it is always a damaged box or a small scratch, so the condition is stated per appliance.
You get one year of Pro Witgoed warranty, free delivery and installation, and Trusted Shops buyer protection. Of almost every model there is just one.
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Black 800-watt built-in microwave, from the outlet. This appliance has never been used; any damage is on the outside of the box. Built-in appliances are rarely chosen on their own…
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A 20-litre built-in microwave with grill and LED lighting, from the outlet. This unit is slightly damaged; you can see where in the photos on this page. Twenty litres is a compact…
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A 25-litre freestanding microwave with 900 watts and a digital control panel, from the outlet. There are two of this model available, both with damaged boxes and both unused. 900 …
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A 25-litre freestanding microwave with 800 watts and five power settings, from the outlet. There are five of these, spread across two lots: three where only the box is damaged and…
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28-litre built-in microwave with grill and digital display, from the outlet. There are three of this model, and all three are missing their original boxes. The appliances themselv…
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25-litre built-in microwave with grill in stainless steel, from the outlet. There is a scratch on the housing. The scratch is on the metal of the cabinet, not on the digital contr…
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Black 25-litre built-in microwave with grill and digital controls, from the outlet. Only the cardboard box is damaged. Black glass shows fingerprints and scratches more easily tha…
Every outlet appliance passes through our engineer’s hands first. What happens depends on the type of appliance, and we say so plainly.
One year of Pro Witgoed warranty on everything. If something does not work, we sort it out.
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With a microwave, a lot depends on where it will stand. A built-in model disappears entirely into the housing unit at the sides and the top; a freestanding model is visible from every side on your worktop. Below you can read where damage matters, and how to choose power, capacity and type.
On a built-in microwave, once installed you only see the door and the frame around it: damage on the sides or the top ends up inside the cabinet. A freestanding model stands open on the worktop, so there every side counts. The condition is stated for every appliance. We do not take damage photos here: it is always the box or a small scratch, never a dent that marks the appliance. The conditions: Box damaged only, Lightly damaged and Visibly damaged.
The power in watts determines how fast something heats up; 700 to 800 watts is enough for reheating and defrosting, above that it goes quicker. The capacity in litres decides what fits: around 20 litres for a plate or a bowl, 25 litres and up if you also use dishes. For a dish, check the diameter of the turntable as well.
A solo microwave reheats and defrosts, which is what most people use it for. With a grill you also get a crust, handy for a toastie or a gratin. A combination model adds fan heat and so partly replaces an oven. The more functions, the more room the appliance needs.
A built-in microwave fits tightly into a cabinet or tall unit and needs exact opening dimensions: measure the width, height and depth before ordering, and allow room for ventilation. A freestanding model goes wherever you want, as long as air can reach the back and the top. For comparison, the new models are in the microwaves category.
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Yes. The damage is cosmetic. With microwaves it is always a damaged box or a small scratch. Our engineer assesses every appliance and records the condition. We do not connect it here for a test run. You get one year of Pro Witgoed warranty, so if something does not work, we sort it out.
Always limited. It is a damaged box or a small scratch; larger damage does not reach the outlet for a microwave. Every appliance states which condition applies: Box damaged only, Lightly damaged and Visibly damaged.
We do not take damage photos in this case, precisely because there is never more to see than that. If you want to be sure, ask our customer service for a description of that particular unit.
That is right. Of almost every model there is exactly one in the outlet, because each appliance has its own damage and its own photos. Once sold, it disappears from this list. The model itself is usually still available new.
Only if the opening matches. Measure the width, height and depth of the opening and compare them with the built-in dimensions in the specifications. Allow a little room for ventilation at the back; a microwave that cannot shed its heat wears out faster.
That varies per unit and depends on the damage. The new price is shown next to every appliance, so you can see the difference before you choose.