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What happens when you bypass a interlock on a microwave?

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machinesmith

Jan 1, 1970
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This is probably a stupid question, but when you have the microwave going
and you disable the door open switch so the microwave doesnt go off when you
open the door while its running what happens?
 
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Arfa Daily

Jan 1, 1970
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machinesmith said:
This is probably a stupid question, but when you have the microwave going
and you disable the door open switch so the microwave doesnt go off when
you open the door while its running what happens?

Your balls get hot, and drop off ...

Arfa
 
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Jim Land

Jan 1, 1970
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This is probably a stupid question, but when you have the microwave
going and you disable the door open switch so the microwave doesnt go
off when you open the door while its running what happens?


The microwaves come out the open door, and this is not a good thing for any
living creatures in the vicinity... including you! Remember, those
microwaves *cook* food, meaning they are capable of cooking you!
 
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Mark D. Zacharias

Jan 1, 1970
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machinesmith said:
This is probably a stupid question, but when you have the microwave going
and you disable the door open switch so the microwave doesnt go off when
you open the door while its running what happens?

They call it microwave "radiation" for a reason, I suppose...

Mark Z.
 
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Bob Parker

Jan 1, 1970
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This is probably a stupid question, but when you have the microwave going
and you disable the door open switch so the microwave doesnt go off when you
open the door while its running what happens?

Seriously, you'll be exposed to intense microwave radiation which
is likely to permanently damage your eyes at the very least. Don't do
it.

Bob
 
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JANA

Jan 1, 1970
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If you bypass the switches and the door is accidentally opened, the damage
to anyone or anything alive in the path of the radiation will have permanent
damage of some type.

Effects of microwave radiation at the intensity level that is from a
microwave oven, even if it is too weak to feel at the distance you may be
at, will cause eye damage, and promote the growth of cancer tissue.

Microwave radiation has to be very weak in order to not have a dangerous
effect. I think the safety rating for the maximum allowed is something like
50 uA/cm^2 (50 millionths of a watt at one centimetre at the minimal
distance from the point of transmission). The radiation from your microwave
oven is in the many hundreds of watts.

The radiation from your microwave oven is very intense for the purpose of
cooking food. This means that if you are exposed at a close enough distance,
you can be cooked!


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JANA
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This is probably a stupid question, but when you have the microwave going
and you disable the door open switch so the microwave doesnt go off when you
open the door while its running what happens?
 
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JANA

Jan 1, 1970
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I like that one! It is actually the eyes that go first, then it is the
testicals. After that it is the kidneys, and then the liver.

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JANA
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machinesmith said:
This is probably a stupid question, but when you have the microwave going
and you disable the door open switch so the microwave doesnt go off when
you open the door while its running what happens?

Your balls get hot, and drop off ...

Arfa
 
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Chuck

Jan 1, 1970
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This is probably a stupid question, but when you have the microwave going
and you disable the door open switch so the microwave doesnt go off when you
open the door while its running what happens?




I had a trainee once plug in a microwave while the door switches were
bypassed and my family jewels were in front of the cavity. My
offspring haven't been horrible mutants but I can't say I wasn't
worried. Chuck
 
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Arfa Daily

Jan 1, 1970
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JANA said:
I like that one! It is actually the eyes that go first, then it is the
testicals. After that it is the kidneys, and then the liver.

Sounds like a recipe for some Arabic delicacy ...

First microwave the eyes, then the testicles. When tender and well cooked,
add in the kidneys, and finally the liver.

Serve with a bladder of boiled urine.

Arfa
 
If you bypass the switches and the door is accidentally opened, the damage
to anyone or anything alive in the path of the radiation will have permanent
damage of some type.

Effects of microwave radiation at the intensity level that is from a
microwave oven, even if it is too weak to feel at the distance you may be
at, will cause eye damage, and promote the growth of cancer tissue.

Microwave radiation has to be very weak in order to not have a dangerous
effect. I think the safety rating for the maximum allowed is something like
50 uA/cm^2 (50 millionths of a watt at one centimetre at the minimal
distance from the point of transmission). The radiation from your microwave
oven is in the many hundreds of watts.

The radiation from your microwave oven is very intense for the purpose of
cooking food. This means that if you are exposed at a close enough distance,
you can be cooked!

If I remember correctly your innerds don't have any heat sensing
nerves (only on the skin). So if you're standing in front of your
modified microwave you could be cooking your insides without knowing
it or worse you could be expanding internal gases :)
YUM YUM
Ray J
 
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ian field

Jan 1, 1970
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If I remember correctly your innerds don't have any heat sensing
nerves (only on the skin). So if you're standing in front of your
modified microwave you could be cooking your insides without knowing
it or worse you could be expanding internal gases :)
YUM YUM
Ray J

Expanding gasses in the bowel can create a resonant cavity resulting in
sparks - kablammo!!!
 
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ian field

Jan 1, 1970
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Chuck said:
I had a trainee once plug in a microwave while the door switches were
bypassed and my family jewels were in front of the cavity. My
offspring haven't been horrible mutants but I can't say I wasn't
worried. Chuck

You sure the missus didn't get some help elsewhere?!
 
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Ken Weitzel

Jan 1, 1970
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machinesmith said:
This is probably a stupid question, but when you have the microwave going
and you disable the door open switch so the microwave doesnt go off when you
open the door while its running what happens?

This is where the expression "Stick a fork in me, I think
I'm done" came from.

Don't even think about it!

Ken
 
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James Sweet

Jan 1, 1970
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Jim said:
The microwaves come out the open door, and this is not a good thing for any
living creatures in the vicinity... including you! Remember, those
microwaves *cook* food, meaning they are capable of cooking you!


I opened the door on a crusty old microwave once and was surprised that
it didn't shut off. I closed the door as soon as it registered in my
brain that the thing was still running but I still got an instant headache.
 
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Bob Parker

Jan 1, 1970
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Sounds like a recipe for some Arabic delicacy ...

First microwave the eyes, then the testicles. When tender and well cooked,
add in the kidneys, and finally the liver.

Serve with a bladder of boiled urine.

Arfa

YUM!!
 
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Bob

Jan 1, 1970
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machinesmith said:
This is probably a stupid question, but when you have the microwave going
and you disable the door open switch so the microwave doesnt go off when
you open the door while its running what happens?
Not a very smart thing to do, but.....

There's an issue of distance. At a couple of feet, you're likely to feel
warmth. Closer, and you will sense the RF as heat ranging somewhere from
really hot to boiling the moisture and fat in your body. At about 4 feet
from the opening of the waveguide, the levels are down to about 5 mw/cm3,
which is the limit for a "controlled environment" Your eyes, and other
"enclosed, fluid filled" organs are most sensitive. Short of having your
head in the oven, it's likely that you'll move away from it before anything
really serious happens, as it will feel like you're in .... well, an oven.
I've read further down in the thread, and cancer was mentioned. While RF
energy can cause damage as a result of exposure, cancer is NOT one of the
results.

The other half of the equation is the electronic control panel for the oven.
Exposing the panel to a bunch of RF from an open door oven is likely to give
it a serious headache, and probably will put it to sleep, shutting down the
RF, but, maybe not.
 
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ian field

Jan 1, 1970
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Bob said:
Not a very smart thing to do, but.....

There's an issue of distance. At a couple of feet, you're likely to feel
warmth. Closer, and you will sense the RF as heat ranging somewhere from
really hot to boiling the moisture and fat in your body. At about 4 feet
from the opening of the waveguide, the levels are down to about 5 mw/cm3,
which is the limit for a "controlled environment" Your eyes, and other
"enclosed, fluid filled" organs are most sensitive. Short of having your
head in the oven, it's likely that you'll move away from it before
anything really serious happens, as it will feel like you're in .... well,
an oven. I've read further down in the thread, and cancer was mentioned.
While RF energy can cause damage as a result of exposure, cancer is NOT
one of the results.

The other half of the equation is the electronic control panel for the
oven. Exposing the panel to a bunch of RF from an open door oven is likely
to give it a serious headache, and probably will put it to sleep, shutting
down the RF, but, maybe not.

Cataracts can occur at very low exposure rates!!!

Most people probably wouldn't experiment with their shiny new push button
microwave, more likely they'd wire up the interlock on an old manual oven
which would be easier to tamper with and less likely to fail due to RF
energy!
 
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Bob

Jan 1, 1970
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ian field said:
Cataracts can occur at very low exposure rates!!!

Most people probably wouldn't experiment with their shiny new push button
microwave, more likely they'd wire up the interlock on an old manual oven
which would be easier to tamper with and less likely to fail due to RF
energy!
Both very true....
High levels of RF can pretty much instantly predispose you to developing
cataracts. Cancer is not one of the after effects under any circumstances.
Getting blasted with high level RF is not a good thing.
 
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Brian O

Jan 1, 1970
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Bob said:
Both very true....
High levels of RF can pretty much instantly predispose you to developing
cataracts. Cancer is not one of the after effects under any circumstances.
Getting blasted with high level RF is not a good thing.
Not meaning to argue, but I know of people exposed to cellular frequencies
due to high phone usage (back years ago when analog was the technology) who
did contract skin cancer of the ear. I don't think that the jury is
completely in on the rf link to cancer. I do know that statistics show that
people exposed to high doses of magnetic fields have higher incidences of
leukemia. Again, the jury is still out. I think there is a lot to research
here. Anyway, just my 2 cents worth.

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Brian

"The First Amendment has erected a wall of separation between
church and state, but that wall is a one directional wall; it keeps
the government from running the church, but it makes sure that
Christian principles will always stay in government."
Thomas Jefferson, President of the United States, January 1, 1802
in an address to the Danbury Baptists.
 
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