So here is my dilemma...I'm renting a house with three other guys. The house came furnished and with appliances. Well, as things moved along throughout our year-long lease, the appliances received a fair amount of use/abuse.
The hinge that holds the microwave door onto the actual microwave box has started to break loose and give. It has two push-like tabs that hold the door in place, with guide holes but no mounting solutions. I don't know if its tacked together from the inside or what, but there doesn't seem to be any access to it, not from the front (looking straight onto it with the door open) or from the bottom (taking off the access panel for the fans and the light).
I was thinking maybe using some pop-rivets to hold the hinge to the door frame, but was looking for some board handyman help....thanks in advance! (also, I cant seem to find a part number or whatnot to replace it 
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Similar to this one, see how the hinge is not really accessible to repair or brace?
I'm pretty pissed someone broke it too btw...
The devil is inside. When microwave ovens came out, Dad ran out and bought a jumbo Panasonic oven. It lasted until the warranty was up and quit working. I remember him riding it around in the back of his Dodge Aspen station wagon for a while before he had a chance to get it to Rudy Woods Appliance repair in Rome GA. He got upset when they did not have it timely repaired....until he learned that a capacitor (with stored electricity) inside the oven nearly killed the repair man. Put him in the hospital for 2 weeks. Dad sent flowers and a "Get Well Soon Card".
