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Jarrad Goulding explains microwave leakage testing and why it matters. Microwaves should be tested every 12 months, and 5 to 10 percent fail annually, usually because of broken seals or doors. Testing ensures compliance with the NZ60335 safety standard.

Questions this video answers

NZ60335 (Australia/New Zealand safety standard)

Every 12 months (or sooner if the microwave is damaged)

Approximately 5–10% per year

Damaged seals and broken doors

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