Yes, please. I don't want a clock on my microwave, or my oven. If I'm not interacting with it, it should produce zero light.
reply(Some people use oven features that involve knowing an absolute time, such as "turn on at this time". That seems to be the uncommon case, and meanwhile everyone has to deal with a clock that's rarely right.)
Eh, if you only have a clock on only the microwave or oven then you lose access to the current time when you're cooking something or convert it over to timer mode. Having some redundancy isn't a bad thing in this instance.
replyOr simply have a dedicated clock in there and turn off the display on all of the appliances.
> such as "turn on at this time". That seems to be the uncommon case
replyIndeed. "Please create fire hazard exactly at this hour when I'll not have time to do it personally".
Best they can do is blinking "12:00". Actually I encountered a kitchen appliance doing almost the opposite, after power off/on it didn't function before confirming any time.
replyAmen to that, I have a pair of built-in IKEAs, a microwave and convection oven, both with clocks when they're idle. But of course they're separate devices so they drift separately, which is obnoxious-looking. Happily the microwave did have a hidden setting to just display - - - - instead of the clock (though for no apparent reason the convection oven does not have that option, sigh).
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