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Amana RCS10TS 1000w Commercial Microwave w/ Touch Pad, 120v Refurbished

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Amana RCS10TS 1000w Commercial Microwave w/ Touch Pad, 120v RefurbishedAmana RCS10TS Description The Amana RCS10TS countertop microwave oven has user friendly touch controls and a clear LED display for straightforward operation. It has four cooking stages with five power levels, including defrost. A multiple quantity pad on the microwave oven calculates the appropriate cooking time for multiple portions. Users can program 100 menu items into the microwave to speed up operation, and the countdown timer is digitally

Amana RCS10TS Description

The Amana RCS10TS countertop microwave oven has user-friendly touch controls and a clear LED display for straightforward operation. It has four cooking stages with five power levels, including defrost. A multiple-quantity pad on the microwave oven calculates the appropriate cooking time for multiple portions. Users can program 100 menu items into the microwave to speed up operation, and the countdown timer is digitally displayed and highly readable. The touch pads also include braille for ADA compliance.
For extra durability, this microwave oven is built with stainless steel on the interior and exterior. A see-through door and interior lighting ensure staff can monitor food’s progress. A non-removable air filter protects the oven’s components from damage. This Amana RCS10TS countertop microwave oven is stackable with other microwave ovens to help conserve countertop space.
Product Details
• 1.2-cu.-ft. interior space
• Accommodates a 14-in. platter
• 5 power levels
• 100 programmable menu items
• 4-stage cooking option
• Multiple quantity pad adjusts for multiple portions, automatically calculating the cook time
• 60-min. timer
• Adjustable audible signal at the end of the cook cycle
• ADA-complaint braille touchpads
• Interior light
• See-through door opens more than 90 degrees
• Grab-and-go door handle
• Stainless steel interior and exterior are dent and rust resistant
• Stackable, space-saving design
Dimensions & Utilities
• Cavity: 141⁄2 in. W x 15 in. D x 81⁄2 in. H
• Overall: 22 in. W x 19 in. D x 137⁄8 in. H
• 1550 total W, 1000 output W, 15 A
• 120 V/60 Hz/1 ph, 5-ft. cord with a NEMA 5-15P plug
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We ship Monday through Friday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm eastern standard time. Once payment is received your item will usually ship the same day if going by UPS Ground. Freight Items will ship 1-2 business days of receiving payment to allow crating and packing. Please contact us to receive a shipping quote, also be sure to include whether this is going to a business or residential location and if you a lift gate or if you have a loading dock and please make sure to let us know if this is a limited access area. Please include the name of your business and a good contact telephone number. Our #1 goal at MS Restaurant & Equipment Sales is Customer Satisfaction!  Please let us know if you would like to purchase additional insurance for shipping, WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE THAT OCCURS DURING SHIPPING.  We recommend that you purchase additional insurance for your product.  PLEASE INSPECT YOUR PRODUCT ONCE YOU RECEIVE IT FOR ANY DAMAGE.  ALL FREIGHT DAMAGE CLAIMS ARE TO BE HANDLED DIRECTLY WITH THE SHIPPING COMPANY.  WE DO USE A PROFESSIONAL LTL FREIGHT COMPANY.

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