How to Remove a KitchenAid Microwave From Wall Mount

How to Remove a KitchenAid Microwave From Wall Mount
Written By
D.C. Winston
D.C. Winston
Published: Feb 15, 2011
Updated: Nov 20, 2021
1 minute read
  1. Disconnect all power flowing to the microwave at the fuse box or breaker.

  2. Unfasten the two screws on the face of the microwave mounting rails and set the screws aside in a safe location.

  3. Slide the microwave unit partially out of the cabinet cavity toward you. Have a partner hold the cantilevered front of the microwave steady while you access the rear of the unit.

  4. Loosen the screw on the mounting box that connects the electrical wire to the power supply. Unscrew or remove each wire from the box. Alternatively, simply pull the three prong plug from the outlet behind the microwave unit, depending on the installation method.

  5. Pull the power cord or conduit and wires attached to the microwave gently from the cabinet.

  6. Slide the microwave forward and out of the cavity in a level plane, working with your partner, so as not to ding the microwave or the surrounding cabinetry.

  7. Set the microwave on a flat, stable surface out of the way where it cannot be damaged. Tape the two mounting screws to the outside of the microwave so they will not be lost.

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D.C. Winston

A communications professional, D.C. Winston has more than 17 years of experience writing and editing content for online publications, corporate communications, business clients, industry journals and film/broadcast media. Winston studied…

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