Sorry for your loss. It wasn't just good, it was the best
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I have a NN-7506

Still going strong.
Not sure it the production date is 87, production run 5. Or (7)8, run 7005.
Either way it is old and still good
Keypad? I knew this guy who had a microwave with a mechanical dial timer.
Made in Japan! RIP Zappy.
Panasonic Made the best microwave ovens
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Must be a big, heavy old box. Nice longevity. Now you can buy one for a fraction of what you originally paid, even though they should be more expensive like everything else.
Ya I'd hate to drop this thing on my foot. It probably would have been fine but my foot would have shattered like a plate glass window.
In my family we literally have a refrigerator that has been passed down 2 generations. First it was my grandmothers, then it was my dad's and now it's mine.
The thing is a tank, clean it out and do preventative maintenance every so often and it should live longer then me.
Refrigerators that old are one of the few appliances that pay for themselves when you replace them because of the efficiency gains.
To an extent. But when you need to buy 2 modern fridges to run 30 years, the math is still advantageous but it's a lot closer over time.
I am barely older than this microwave and am now worried.
From the peak period of Japanese high quality electronics production I guess.
お疲れ様でした!
The furnace in my house dates to 1987. It just survived another cold winter. My plumber says a new one would use about half as much gas and that parts are no longer available for the old one. I wish I knew whether to believe him or not.