How to remove and install an over the stove microwave

If it falls down it damages your kitchen and even you can get injured. So we should be careful while removing an over the range microwave. Over the Range Microwave hangs above your kitchen and helps you in providing a lot of free space. If your microwave oven is broken or if you want to replace it with a new one, then you can easily remove over the range microwave by yourself just by undoing some screws.

Once the microwave oven is unsecured just lift it carefully and take out away from the wall. Now you will have space for a new microwave. Below are some of the steps regarding how to uninstall over the range microwave.

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Secure the bracket to the wall once it is level using a drill, screwdriver bit and the mounting hardware for the bracket.

Lift the microwave into place with an assistant. Insert the electrical wires through the opening in the cabinet as you place the microwave on the bracket. Secure the microwave to the bottom of the cabinet using a Phillips screwdriver while your helper holds it in place.

Connect the electrical wires between the circuit and the microwave. Red or black wires are hot, white or gray wires are neutral, and the ground wire is green or bare. Install wire nuts over the wire splices after you make the connections. Push the electrical wires into the junction box and close it by tightening the screws with a Phillips screwdriver.

Push the range back into place once you secure the microwave. Turn the power supply on at the circuit breaker box and program the microwave according to the manufacturer's instructions.