GE Spacemaker II JEM31G Use And Care Manual

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AdapterPlugs

Precautions

ApplianceRegistration 2 Problem Solver

AutoDefrost

12,13

Program Cooking

AutoRoast 10, 11 RepairService 21

AutoSimmer 11 SafetyInstructions

3,4

Care & Cleaning 18

TemperatureCook

Control Panel 6

TemperatureProbe 5,6,9-11, 18

ConversionGuide

TimeCook

Cook ‘NWatch

TimeDefrost

CookingComplete Reminder 5

ToRemovefromCabinetMount 15

DelayedCooking

Warranty Back Cover

Double Duty Shelf 4,5, 16-18

ExtensionCords

Features 5

Grounding Instructions

‘ Hold Tim;

Light BulbRcplacemcnt

MicrowavingTips

Minute/Second Timer

Model and Serial Numbers 2

useandcareof

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The electric output

oftbis microwaveoven

is600Watts.

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usingyour ovens

readthi$book Camfuuy

It isintendedto helpyou operate andmaintainyour newmicrowave ovenproperly.

Keepithandyforanswerstoyour questions.

If youdon’tunderstandsomething or need more help, write (include yourphonenumber):

ConsumerAffairs GeneralElectricCompany AppliancePark

Louisville,KY40225

down the model

and said

You’llfindthemon a label inside the oven.

These numbersare also on the

Consumer Product Ownership RegistrationCard that came with yourmicrowaveoven.Before sendingin this card, please write thesenumbershere:

ModelNumber

Serial Number

Use these numbers in any correspondence or service calls concerningyour microwaveoven.

It is important that wc know the location ofyour microwaveovcil

shoulda need occur for adjustinerits. %missupplier isresponsiblefor

i“egistcringyouas theowner.

Pleasecheckwith yoursupplierto be surehe hasdone so; alsosendin yourConsumerProductOwnership RegistrationCard. If youmove,or ifyouare nottheoriginalpurchaser pleasewrite tous, statingmodel andserialnumbers.This appliance mustberegistered. Pleasebecertain that it is.

Writeto: GeneralElectric Company

RangeProductService AppliancePark Louisville,KY40225

If you.1received a

oven. ee

Immediatelycontactthedealer (or builder)that soldyouthe oven.

save the and money. Before you request service...

checktheProblemSolveronpage20. It listscauses ofminor operating problemsthatyoucancorrectyourself.

Accessories

Availableat extra cost fromyour General Electric supplier.

JX8G Installation Kit converts thisoven to a built-inwalloven.

WM8G Installation Kit allows this ovento be mounted on a wall.

when your microwave oven..you should find an installationpackagethatcontains installationiilstructions,a template, and installation hardware for under-the-cabinet mounting.If missing, con~actyoui-supplier.

e Make sureall cookwareused in yourmicrowaveovenissuitablefor

microwaving.Mostglass casseroles, cooking dishes, measuringcups, custardcups, potteryor china dinnerwarewhichdoesnot have metallictrimor glazewitha metallic

sheencan be used. Some cookware islabeled“suitableformicrowaving’

If youare unsure, usethis dishtest: Measure 1cupwaterin a glasscup. Place inoven on orbeside dish. Micmve 1-1%minutesatHIGH. If

waterbecomeshot, dishis microwave safe.If dishheats, it shouldnotbe used formicrowaving.

~Papertowels,waxpaper, and plasticwrap canbe used to cover dishesin order toretain moisture and preventspattering.

@Somemicrowavedfoodsrequire

stirring, rotating, or rearranging.

Check yourcookbook.

@Steambuildsup pressure in foods

which are tightlycoveredby a skin

or membrane. Piercepotatoes, egg

yolksandchickenliversto prevent

bursting.

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(a)Do NW tooperatethis ovenwiththe door open since

opendoor operationcan resultin

harmfulexposurefo microwave energy.It is importantnotto defeatortarnper with the safety interlocks.

[t))Do Not ~hcc?

1311yobject

betweenthe ovenfrontfaceand thedoor or allowsoil or cleaner residue@accumulateon seaiing

~urfa~e~+ (c)Do PM the oven

if itisdamaged. Ris particularly

importantthat theovendoor close properly and thatthere is no damageto the:

(1)door (bent) (2)hingesaridbitches(brokenor

loosened)

Whenusingelectricalappliances basic

sai%typrecautionsshouldbe

followed,includingthefollowing:

reduce

theriskofbums,electricshock,

fire,injurytopersonsorexposure

toexcessivemicrowaveenergy:

* ~~e this ~pplianeeOnlyfor its

intended use as described in this manual.

e ~~d and followthe specific

“FRECAUTKN’4S‘IOAVOID PCN!MBLEEXPOSURE30 EXCESSIVE

MK3WWAVE

ENERGY”atleft. *Thisappliancenmstbegm~ded.

C.onnectonlytoproperlygrounded outlet.See“CRCNJMXNG HWTIWC130NS”onpage19.

~Forbestoperation,plugthis applianceintoitsownelectrical

outlet,topreventflickeringof lights,blowingoffineortripping

ofcircuitbreaker.

@~nstall or locate this appliance only in accordance with the provided installation instructions.

@Donot.imnersepowercordor

plugillwater.

eD()flc)tQpwitethis!appliirw

ifithasadamagedpowercordor plug,ifit isnotworkingproperly, orifit hasbeendamagedor dropped.

%Seedoorsurfacecleaning instructionsortpage184

~This

appliance ShOUldk

servicedonlybyqualifiedservice personnel.Contactnearest authorizedservicefiicilityfor examination,repairoradjustment.

~A withanyappliance,CIOSe

supervisionisnecessarywhen usedbychildren.

@~~Nduct!tlwriskoffirein theovenCm’ity: –Do notovercookfood.GrdbUy attendapplianceifpaper.’,plastic,

orothercombustiblematerialsare placedinsidetheoventofacilitate cooking.

–Removewiretwist4iesfrom paperorplasticbagsbefore placingbaginoven.

–Do notuseyourmicrowave

oventodrynewspapers.

–Pq.MX and

wax Recycledpaper

productscancontainmetalflecks

whichmaycausearcingorignite. Paperproducts nylon ornylon.filamentsshouldbe avoided,astheymayalsoignite.

–-KMnotoperatethe‘Wonwhile

toavoid ‘b$1162 4YWK!4$mdthe W&%H byaccidenttheovenshouldrun emptya.minuteortwo,noharm

isdone.However,trytoavoid operatingtheovenemptyatail times—-itsavesenergyand

proh’lgsthelifeof~~~~~~~.

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—mnotpop lpqx!om h your

microwaveown unlessinaspecial

microwavepopcorn accessory or unlessyou use popcorn labeled for

use in microwaveovens.

–Dom OWm)dkpotatoes.

Theycoulddehydrateandcatch fire,causing

damage toyouroven.

–If

materials inside oven should ignite,keep oven door closed, turn ovenoff, and disconnect

power cord, or shutoff power at fuse or circuit breaker panel.

@f$~lnf? suchas Whoie

eggsand sealedcontainers-for example,closedglassjars—may

explodeand

should not be heated

in this oven. s

~vf-j~~ baby foodin

glassjars,even

without their lids;

especially meat and egg mixtures.

@~Qn$~ fiwzwi

narrowneckedbottles(especially

carbonated beverages). Even if’the

container is opened, pressure can build up. This can cause the container to burst, resulting in injury.

@FOO(jf$cookedinky.ids(such

aspasta)maytendtoboilover morerapidlythanfoodscontaining lessmoisture.Shouldthisoccur, refixtopage18forinstructionson howtocleantheinsideoftheoven.

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usea thermometerinfoodyou aremicrowavingunlessthe thermometerisdesignedor recommendedforuseinthe microwaveoven.

IBRemovethetemperaturep~

Ii-mthemm whennotinuse.If

youleavetheprobeinsidetheoven withoutinsertingitinf~ orliquid,

andturnonmicrowaveenergy,it cancreateelectricalarcinginthe ovenanddamageovenwalls.

~Plasticutend.s-i%sticutensils

designedformicrowavecooking areveryusefid,butshouldbe

usedcarefully.Evenmicrowave plasticmaynotbeastolerantof overcookingconditionsasareglass orceramicmaterialsandmay softenorcharifsubjectedtoshort periodsofovercooking.Inlonger exposurestoovercooking,thefood andutensilscouldignite.For thesereasons:1)Usemicrowave plasticsonlyandusetheminstrict

compliancewiththeutensil manufacturer’srecommendations.

2)DOnotsubjectemptyutensilsto microwaving.3)Donotpermit childrentouseplasticutensils wi(houtwmpletesupervision.

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%kin99suchaspotatoes,sausages,

tomatoes,apples,chickenlivers andothergiblets,a~deggyolks (seepreviouscaution)shouldbe piercedtoallowsteamtoescape duringcooking.

@~~~~~~~~&cookingpouches

andtight!ycihxxlpkastkbags

shouldbeslit,piercedorvented asdirectedincookbook.Ifthey arenot,plasticcouldburstduring orimmediatelyaftercooking, possiblyresultingininjury.Also, plasticstoragecontainersshouldbe atleastpartiallyuncoveredbecause theyformatightseaLWhen cookingwithcontainerstightly coveredwithplasticwrap,remove coveringcarefullyanddirectsteam

awayfromhandsandface. *

b@ing—Under

certain special circumstances, liquids may start to boil during or

shortly afier removal from the rnicmwaveoven. Toprevent burns from splashi~g liquid, siir the liquid briefly before removing the

containerfromthemicrowaveovem @EJseofthe DKJ~~Thl

–Removetheshelffromoven whennotinuse.

–Ilo notstoreorcookwithshelf onfloc~ofoven.Productdamage mayresult.

–Use potho~derswhenhandling theshelfandutensds.Theymay behot.

–Do notusemicrowavebrowning dishonshelf.Thsshelfcould overheat.

–Be surethattheshelfis positionedpropmlyinsidethe

oventopreventproductdamage

(seepage16).

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cooking complete Reminder

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I.)EFROST,COOK ‘NWATCH,TIME COOK

andTIME DEFROST cycles)

Tbremindyouthatyouhavefoodinthe oven,theovenwillbeep onceaminuteuntil ~’oueitheropentheovendoorortouch the CLEARIOFFpad.

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5. Oven Interior Light turns on when thedoor is opened or when (heovenis operating.

6. IwIcRorrHE~~~~~~~~~~T3’ Tempe@u~”e Probe. Usc with

AUTO ROAST

01-TEMP

COOK/~-~O~Df’unctiOnonly.

8. Touch cmtro~Paneland

Display. See next pagefor

instructions.

9. Door Latch Rekase. Press latch 1“

E?” “

release bar at indentto open door.

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Door mustbe securelYlatched fo~” -’!?!”--

ovento operate.

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10. Auto

Roast and Auto

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Defrost (hides.

Contain cooking

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information for the Automatic Roastingfunction (see page 10)

and

defrosting information for the ~ ‘

Automatic Defrosting function (see

page 12).

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The TouchControl Panel allowsyouto set the ovencontrols

ekctronically with the touch of a finger. It’s designedto beeasy touseand understand.

L TIME COOK 1 & 11.

Microwavefora presetamountof timeusingautomatic PowerLevel

10(HIGH), (orchange powerlevel

afterenteringcooking time. See page8.)

2. TIME DEFROST. Gentle

thawingatautomaticPowerLevel 3 (LOW). (Ifdesired, youmay changepowerlevel after entering

defrostingtime. Seepage 14.)

3. IXN’VERLEVEL. Touchthis pad beforeenteringanotherpower levelnumberif youwant tochange fromautomaticPowerLevel 10

(HIGH) forcookingor Power Level3 (LOW)fordefrosting.

4. PADS.Touchthese padstoentercooking/defrostingtime, powerlevel, time ofday, finished foodtemperature, Auto Roast

codes and AutoDefrost weights.

5. MIN. Use with numberpads to enter whoje minutes. For example, for4 m:nutestouch4 and MIN.

6.START. After all selectionsare made, touchthis pad to start oven.

7.AU”I’0ROAST. insert probe, touch thispad, and desired number

pad

for C(MJC to slow-cookor

[cmj~craturccook meat with

;m[omtiticpreset program. (See

pii~<CS 10 iiIld 11.)

3. J!)ISPLAY’.Dispkiystimeofday,

[in]ccountingdownduring cooki12g fu[[ctions,power Icvcl,internal fix}dtcmpcraturc, Auto~oast codes

;~ndAuto ikfrost food weights,

~xltlkiIIgnltxlc nnd instructions.

“PROBE”

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On Display: ~Probe has been forgottenwhen

AU’10ROASTorTEMP CClOK/ HOLD function isbeing used.

~Probe is not securely seated in ovenwallreceptacle.

9.TEMP ICOOWHOLD. Use thetemperatureprobetocook by usingapresettemperature.Once ovenreachespresettemperature, itswitchestoHOLD settingand maintainsthattemperatureuntil youtouchthe CLEAIUOFFpad. (Seepage9.)

10.MIN/SEC TIMER This featureusesno microwaveenergy. It functionsasa kitchentimer, as a holding period afterTimeDefrost or as a delaytimer beforeTime Cook I & 11,TempCook/Hold or AutoRoast. (See page7.)

IL COOK ‘INWATCH.Use this

pad for short-termcooking.The

ovenautomaticallyturns off after 3 minutes. (Seepage8.)

K2.CLOCK. Touchthispad to enter timeofdayor checktime of daywhile microwaving.

Toset clock, firsttouchCLOCK pad and then enter time ofday.For example,iftime is 1:30,touch number pads 1,3, and Oand 1:30 will appear indisplay. Touch STARTpad. Toresetor change time, simplyrepeat aboveprocess.

13.CLIQ?J1/OFF.When touched, it shutsoffthe ovenand erases all settings(excepttime ofday).

14.AUTO DIU?ROST.Touchthis

pad and then the number pads for

the desired food weight. The oven automatically setspower levels and defrosting time. (Seepages 12 and 13.)

Pmgmm

Use yoLlrTouch Control Panelto ALltoRoastor AutoDefrostwith the ovenautomaticallysettingthe times

and powerlevelsfor you, Time

Defrost, Time Cook and Cook ‘N

Watchwith choice of Power Levels

from 1(Iowcst)to 10(highest), tii~wkitchen tasks with the Min/Sec Timer. Gndset the clock.

Create yourown programs to suit your individual cooking style. For example: use the Min/Sec Timer to delay the start ofAuto Roast, Temp

Cook/Hold

orTime Cook I & H or

program a hold time between Time Defrost and Time Cook I Ik 11.(See page 7.) Set ‘TimeCook I &11 for a ;Z”’” two-stageprogram usingdifferent ~-...timesandPowerLevels.(Seepage8.)

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HOWtOthe the

“NwNIM’WSECTIMER has three timing functions:

@N operates as a minute timer. ~ It can be set to delay cooking. @Mcan be used as a hold setting

after defrosting.

The MIN/SEC TIMER operates withoutmicrowaveenergy.

Howto m-ma3-Minute

Phonecdl

L TouchMIN/SEC TIMER pad.

The displayshows: Oand

“ENTER TIME” flashes.

2. Touchnumberpad3 andMIN (for 3 minutesand no seconds). Display shows 3:00 and “TIME” flashes.

3. TouchSTART.Displayshows “TIME” and time countingdown.

4. When time is up, ovensignals,

flashes “EndJ’and displayshows

timeof day.

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The h4inute/SecondTimer can also

bc used toprogram “hold time” between microwavecooking functions.The time can rangefrom oncscconcito99 minutesand 99

seconds. A HOLD, or “standing” time may bc found in some ofyour

ownrecipes or ccmkbook.

Step L Takecasserolefromfreezer andplacein oven.

Step2: TouchTIMEDEFROSTpad.

The display shows : Oand “POWER3:’ “ENTER DEF TIME” flashes.

Step 3: Touchpads 1,5 and MIN for 15minutesdefrostingtime. 15:00 appearson display.(Defrostingis

automaticallyseton powerlevel3 butcanbe changedbytouching the POWERLEVEL pad andthe desiredpowerlevel.)

Step 4: Set standing or hold time bytouchingNHN/SECTIMER. The displayshows: Oand “ENTER TIME” flashes.

Step 5: Tbuch 1,0 and MIN to hold forten minutes. 10:00 appears on

displayand “TIME” flashes.

Step 7:Touch2,5 andMIN for

twenty-fiveminutesofcookingtime.

“COOKTIME” flashesand25:00 and“POWER10”appearon display.

Step$: TouchST~. “DEFTIME” and 15:00countingdownshow on display.As each fi.mctionis automaticallyperformedoven displayshowsinstructions entered

andthe fimction. Step 9:When time isup,theoven

signalsand flashes “EndV

and

Q. What will happen Ml accidentally reverse my defrost9 McI and cook instructions’?

A. The ovenwillautomatically

rearrangeyourprogram. Defrosting willalwayscome first, thenhold, and then the cookingfunction.

Q. Can 1defrost and hold.only’? A. Yes.Sometimesyou mayonly

wantto defrost a food, holdit, and cook it later. All youneed to do is program in Defrost and amountof time. Then program Hold andthe

amountoftime. Be sure to put the thaweddish inthe refrigerator promptly.

NOTE: Let foodsremain atroom temperature only aslong as safe. Times will vary.

‘Q.1 my ovenfor a specific defIwsting time but it defrosted. klnger than necessary. what

A. When instructions conflict, the ovencarries outthe last

instruction. Youmayhaveset the ovento Defrost for4 minutes, I-Iold/Timefor 2 minutes, and then

Defrost for 6 minutes. In this case,

the own wouldDefrostfor6 minutes

and Hold/Time for 2 minutes.

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TIME COOK I &II allowsyou to microwavefor a preset amount

of time usingautomatic power

level10

(1-HG~9or c~wx Power

levelau~omatically.

Powerlevel10(HIGH) k

recommendedformostcooking, butyoumaychangethisfor more flexibility.Seeyourcookbook.

Tobecomebetter acquaintedwith timucoofir~g,makea CUPOfCOffee byfollowingthe stepsbelow.

Step 1: Fill

a cup 2/3 fullof

waterand add 1teaspoon of instant coffeeand stirto dissolve. Use a cup that has no metal decoration and ismicrowavesafe(refer to MicrowavingTips on page2). Place cup inovenand close door.

Step 2: TouchTIME COOK I & H p~~(],I>isiiay

ShOWS:O and “POWER

lo:” “ENTER (XXX

TIME” fladles.

Step 4: TouchSTART.“COOK TIME;’ “POWER 10~’andtime countingdown showondisplay.

Step 5:When timeis up,the oven signalsand flashes “End~’Oven,

lightandfanshutoff. Step 6: Openthedoor.

using the me cook n

Feature

Withthe Time CookII feature,you can set twotime cookingfunctions withinone program. This would be idealifyou desiredtochange

powerlevelsduringyour cooking operations.

The followingis an exampleofhow to changepowerlevelsusingTime Cook II.

Step 1:RepeatSteps 1,2 and 3.

Step2: TouchTIME COOK I & H.

Step 3: Set your time. Step 4: Tochangethe powerlevel,

touchPOWER LEVEL pad and desirednumberfor newpowerlevel.

Step 5: Touch START.

Step6:“POWER 10”is displayed

and “COOKTIME I“ countsdown. Step 7:Atthe end of “COOK

TIME 1“the next selected power level

is displayedand “COOK

TIME II” is shown counting down. Step 8: When time is up, the oven

signalsand flashes “End~’The

oven, light and fan shutoff.

Step 9: Open the door.

To UseCook ‘NWatch

Step 1: TouchCOOK ‘NWA~H. “COOK ‘NWATCH”and

“POWER 10”aredisplayedand “START”flashes.

Step 2: TouchSTART.“COOK ‘N

WA~H” and timecountingupto

3 minutesaredisplayed.Power level10is automaticallyset in

ovenbut anotherpowerlevelcan be selected.

Step 3: Openthe door or touchthe

CLEAR/OFF padto stop cooking. The ovenwillautomaticallysignal, flash “End” and shutoffat the end of3minutes.

‘QI.lestiom andAIB$we~~ Q. 1set my ovenfor the time

called for in the recip% but at the

end ofthe time allowed, my food wasn’tdone. What happened?

A. Since housepowervaries due

totimeor locationmany Time Cook recipesgiveyoua time range to preventovercooking.Set the

ovenforminimumtime, testthe foodfor doneness, and cook your fooda little longer,if necessary.

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Q. I touched the number pads

and selectedmy power level.When I

touched START,lwveve~, my

oven didn’t come on. Why not’?

A. The TIME COOK I &11pad mustbe touchedbefore settingthe number pads or elseyour ovenwiH

notbegin cooking.

Q. I want to cook on a power level

otherthanHIGH. Vvhatdo

I xleditodo?

A. Tochange the power level, touch the POWER LEVEL pad.

“ENTER POWER” flashes on the displaypanel. Enter new number.

Q, Can 1interrupt my Time

Ckmkfunction

tocheckthefood?

A. Yes.To resume cooking,

simply close the door and press the STARTpad. The timer must be reset for cookingto resume unless

time isremaining on timer.

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Internal temperature isthe best testof doneness for many foods.

Use TEMP C.00K/HOLD to

cook a variety offoods to the

desiredfinishedfood ten-qxmture. The TIME COOK I &11 setting isrecommended for batters, doughs, frozen foodsand foods which are difficult to cook precisely with the probe.

“TEMP COOK/HOLD” takesthe

guessworkout ofcookingbecause

theovenautomaticallysignals with fourbeeps whenthe foodreaches (hepresettemperature.The Hold featurewilfmaintainthistemperature forup to twelvehoursor untilyou

touchthe CLEAR/OFF pad. ~otc: Oven automaticallyswitches to “Hold” when preset food

temperatureisreached.

The Probe

HANDLE

CABLE

SENSOR

The temperature probe isa foodthermometer thatgaugesthe

internalteinperature of the food;it mustbc used when using “TEMP COOK/HOL13°or “AU’II)ROAST:’ ‘[i)

Lfscthe probe pl”oper]y,fol]ow

irwtions on page 10.

BeefRib Roast toMedium

Step 1:Inserttemperatureprobe intoroastandattach probesecurely inovenwall.Closethedoor.

Step2: TouchTEMPCOOK/HOLD.

“F” and“POWER10” are displayed

and “ENTER TEMP” flashes. Step 3: Touch 1,2,5 for 125”F.

“TEMP~’“POWER 10”and “125F”are displayed.

Step 4:TouchPOWERLEVEL pad. “ENTER POWER” flashes. Touch5 for mediumpower. “TEMP,” “POWER 5“ and “125F”showon display.

Step 5: TouchSTART.If internal temperatureofthe roast islessthan 80°F., displaywill show “COOL” and “FOOD TEMP.”If temperature is 80°F.or above,displayshows temperaturecountingup.

Step 6: When 125”F.is reached,

the ovenwill sound and display

“HOLD:’ The ovenwillthenhold

the temperature. Step 7:Touchthe CLEAR/OFF

pad to stop the cycle.

Step8: Removeprobe and food

from the oven.

cooking ‘llps

QUse a lowerpower level; it will heat more evenly even though requiring more time.

@Be sure frozen food has been completelydefrostedbeforeinserting

probe. Probe may break offifused in frozen ioods.

COVCrfoodsloosely for moistul”e

control and quick, even heating.

Questionsand Answers

Q. I inserted thetemperature probe, closedthe door,touched TEIW?COOIUHOD and entered

my desired foodtemperature but

the temperature didn’t appear on

the display. A. Youmayhaveenteredan

incorrecttemperature.Any food temperaturefrom80°to 199°F. maybe enteredfor TEMP COOK/ HOLD. TouchCLEAR/QFF and beginagain.

Q. Are there any foodsI can’t Ternp Cook?

A. Yes.Delicatebuttericings,ice cream, frozenwhippedtoppings, etc. softenrapidlyatwarm temperatures.Batters, doughsand

frozenfoodsare alsodifficultto cookpreciselywith theprobe. It’s besttoTime Cook thesefoods.

Q. Why did 6TROBE” flash on the display after I touched the START pad?

A. “PROBE” will flash if you don’tseatthecable endoftheprobe

securelyintothe receptacleinthe

ovenwallor ifyoutouchtheTEMP

COOK/HOLD pad and forgetto usethe probe.

Q. Can I leavemy probe in the oven if it%not inserted in food?

A. No, ifittouchesthe ovenwall, youmaydamagethe oven.

Q. can I Temp cook different

portions of food at different

temperatures? A. Yes.The temperature probe

gives

you the freedom to cook

different portions of foodat different temperatures to suit

individualeating styles. Simply place probe in food and change temperature settingas needed.

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AU~ ROAST usesthe

ternperatu~~probe to cook tothe

desired serving temperature. iJnlikeTE~~~https://manualmachine.com/~~~D,

whichusesa singlepower level, AUNI ROAST usesup to3 power settings which automatically switchduring roasting, thus

providing even,tender cooking results without overcooking.

Just as inconventionalroasting, onlytenderroastsshouldbeAuto Roasteduntilspecifiedinternal temperaturesare reached. Less tenderroastsshouldbe microwaved bytime,accordingtothecookbook whichcomeswithyouroven.

Roas@ for

Auto

Placetender beefroaston trivetin microwave-s~~fedish. Insertprobe horizontallyintothecentermeaty W-cilnottouchingboneor fat. Make surethe handledoes nottouchthe foodor toporsidesofthc oven.

Coverwith waxpaper.

Porkorhamroastsneednotrivet. Add1/2cupwatertoroastdishand coverwith plasticwrap.

Placemeat inovenwith probeto theright. Insert cable endofprobe firmlyintoreceptacleonovenwall.

How to Auto Roast Beef to

1. TouchAU~ ROASTpad. “AUIU” and “TElVIP”aredisplayed

and“ENTER CODE” flashes.Touch

number pad2.

“TEMP;’ “CODE”

and “2” appeflrOndisPlaYand

“START” flashes. TouchSTART.

Displayshows

,,c~~L,, and “2,,

until foodtemperaturereaches80°E

2. At80°F.,displayswitchesto showmeat’sinternaltempera~re.

3. WhenyouselectAutoRoast Codes1,2,3 or4, the ovensignals with4beepsand “Turn” flashing

onthedisplaywhenit’stimetoturn theroastover.Afteryouturn the roast, closethedoorandtouch

START.The remainingcooking timecountsdownonthedisplay. (Note:Oven continuestocookafter thesignalwhether ornot roastis turned over.)

4. After aprepl”ogrammedfood temperature isreached, ovenbeeps 4 timesand “End” appears onthe

display.

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AutoRoast Guide

~Usecontainersandcoveringsasdirectedatleft. Placeprobe correctlyin

roastbeforecooking. @Recommendedcodesarealsoshowninsideovenon Auto Roastguide.

Final

ApproximateTime

Hold”

Food

Code

Temperature

(minutesper pound)

Minutes

Beef

TenderRoast

Rare

115°

12-14

5-1o

Medium

125°

14-16

Well

150°

16-18

Pork

LoinRoast

175°

17-19

PrecookedHam

115°

13-15

5-1o

Poultry

WholeChicken(3lbs.)

180°

12-14

5-1o

TurkeyBreast

180°

15-18

(Insc;

probe horizontally

into meatiest area. )

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(AutoRoast~Q~4

=7-

Approx.

Bed’

Pot

Rwst

5-7

Addenoughliquidtojustcovermeat. Ifaddingvegetablesmakesuretheyare

completely covered by liquid.

Chili

5-8

Precookmeatanddrainwell.Placeprobe

1inchfromtopsurface.Stirafter3hours,

if possible.

4-6

Add4cupsliquid.Insertprobeinto meatiestareaofinnerthighfrombelow endml parallelto leg.Turnoverafter

1/2oftime.

ElrtJilci/Fry~r

3-4

Sameprocedureasabove.

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Roast

4-6

Add4cups liquid.

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5-7

A(k!enoughliquidtocoverpeasat least ‘7inchc~.stir-

;lftCI-1]1OUI’S.

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simmer

(AutoRoast ~Od~ 6)

SetAuto SimmerlikeAuto Roastasexplainedonpage 10. Displayshows“COOL” untilfood

is 80”F., then switchesto show foodtemperatureuntil 180”F.

Oven will hold at 180°F.,untilyou turn offthe ovenand removethe

food. If stirringisrecommended, youcan resetovenbyretouching

START.TouchCLEAR/OFF after cooking.

Totaltimeincludestime to bring foodto 180”F.and hold at that temperature until done.

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With the Auto Defrost feature, the oven automatically sets the defrosting times and power IeveBs for ycm.

UsetheAutoDefrostguideon page 13.Enterthe FoodWeightin poundsandtenthsofapound(see ConversionGuideat right). Then touchSTARTpad.

Theovencalculatesdefrostingtime andchangespowerlevels during defrostingto giveevendefrosting results.

How’tosetAuto Defrost

Before you begin, check the guide locatedat bottom ofovenwhenyou open the door. It showsminimum andmaximumFoodWeightsfor a varietyof foods.Youwillneedto knowyourFoodWeightbefore settingAuto Defrost.

L Removefoodfrom package, place in ovenon microwave-safe dish and closedoor.

TbUCh AUTODEFROST pad.

3. Enterweight.Forexample,touch NumberPads 1and2 forweightof

1.2pounds(1pound,3 ounces. See

ConversionGuideat right.)

Displayshows

“1.2;’“WEIGHT:’

“LBS” and “DEF~’After4 seconds,

“DEF” isdisplayedand “1.2” is

replacedby “START”flashing.

4. TouchSTARTpad. Display shows DefrostTimecounting down.

Twiceduringdefrosting the oven

beeps4 timesand “mod’fhs~=

“Turn” flashes untilyou open the door. attend your food(see guide on next page), close the door and

StandTime

Whenusingthe AutoDefrost feature,itisnecessarytoallow

meattostandin orderto finish defrostingtheinterior.Youmaytake themeatoutoftheovenifyouwish. Stand’timerecommendationsare giveninthe guideonthe nextpage.

GN’mrskmGuide

If weightoffood isstatedin poundsand ounces,the ounces

mustbe convertedtotenths(.1) ofa pound.

Ounces

Pounds

1-2

4-5

6-7

9-10

12-13

14-!5

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‘ RECOMIWEmE~

MIN.-MAX.

FOODS

WEIGHT

xF~~STSI~NA~

SECOND SIGNAL

STANDTIME

Meat Chops

0.1-2.0

‘llrn over,separate,

Separateandturn over.

5to 10minutes

shieldwhere necessary.

Shieldwherenecessary.

Frankfurters,

0.1-2.0

Turnover.Separate.

Separateandremove

5 to 10minutes

Sausage

defrostedpieces.

GroundMeat

0.1-3.0

Removedefrosted

5 to 10minutes

areas.

areasandbreak apart.

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BeefPatties

0.1-3.0

Separate.Turnover.

Separateandremove

5to 10minutes

defrostedpatties.

Roast

0.1-5.0

Turnoverandshieldif

Turnoverand shieldif

60 to 90minutes

necessary.

Lamb Roast

0.1-5.0

Turn overandshieldif

Turnover.Shield

60to 90 minutes

necessary.

wherenecessary.

—

.—

—

Ribs

0.1-3.0

Turn overand

Turnoverand remove

5 to 10minutes

defrostedpieces.

-—

separate.

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Turn over.Shield.

5 to 10minutes

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Steak

0.1-2.0

=—= -. * “-–-.:

separate.

--L”” T

Turnoverand

Separateand remove

5 to 10minutes

-–

stew

0.1-3.0

_.z ~

defrostedpieces.

separate.

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Poultry

- ~.-. –- -WG;.-

WholeChicken

0.1-5.0

Turn overand shieldif

Turnoverand shield.

10to 15minutes;

~+:—1:- -

necessary.

run cold waterin

!s%%?kz:-

R“w–<?..

cavity,ifnecessary.

WA-en—.

ti~?–—–=

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0.1-5.0

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Turn overand shield.

60 to 90 minutes

E.T+:—

TurkeyBreast

4---,=--=--:.:

b;+>w~––

necessary.

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—

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Separateand remove

5 to 15minutes

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0.1-5.0

‘-<:—KZ.-“

defrostedpieces.

k%-.-4n-

necessary.

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Turn overand shield.

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lo to 15minutes;

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Cornish Hens

0.1-3.0

(Wllolc)

run cold waterin

necessary. ‘

cavity,if necessa

ry. : ‘:” -

0.1-3.0

Turn overand shieldif

Turn over and shield.

5 to 10minutes

i-;;:;:--;-a.-

(DornishHcr\s (split)

necessary.

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SQ:!f’ood Fish Fillets

(il-2.o

Turn

over.

Separate and remove

5 to 10minutes

defrosted pieces.

-“-3‘ .=:,>-:..,

Separate and remove

5 t. 10mi*utes

Shrimp, scallops

0.1-2.0

separate.

defrosted pieces.

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Whole Fish

0,1-2.0

Turn over.

Turn overand shield

5 to 10minutes;

hold

tail.

under co]drurm

ing

““,,- ,:’:”:.’

water, if necessary.

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After first or second s@aL shield warm areas

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The Time Defrost setting is designed for speedy thawing of frozen foodand isoneof the great

advantages of a microwaveoven. Use the Time Defrost setting to

quickly thaw foodssuch as bread,

rolls, vegetables,fruits and frozen dinners. The Auto Defrost setting ispreferred for meat and poultry becausethe ovensets the defrosting

time and power levelsfor you.

~Powerlevel3 is automaticallyset

fordefrosting, but youmay change

thisformoreflexibility. ~See yourcookbookfor

defrostinghelp. Tobecome better acquaintedwith

thedefrostfimction,defrosta 1O-OZ. packageof frozenstrawberriesby followingthe stepsbelow.

Step 1:Place packageof frozen strawberries in the ovenand close door. Be sure packagecontains no metal.

Step 2:

TOUChTIME mimosrr.

Displayshows : Oand “POWER 3:’ “ENTER DEF TIME” flashes.

f%ep4: TouchST~. “DEF TIME” showsand time countsdownon display.When cycleiscompleted, the ovensignalsandflashes “End~’ thenautomaticallyshuts off.

Step 5: Turn package over,close

door and repeat Steps2 and 3 to set

remaininghalf ofdefrostingtime

and touchSTART. Step 6: When ovensignalsand

flashesEnd, open door, remove packageand separate strawberries to finishdefrosting.

Tips

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e Foodsfrozen in paper or plastic can be defrosted in the package.

~Family-size,pre-packaged frozendinners can be defrosted and microwaved. If the foodis in a foilcontainer, transfer it to a microwave-safedish.

o For mm defrosting, some foods nwd to bc broken up or separated part of the waythrougb the (idi’r(v+tins ti[llc.

.. .. ... .

.. . —.. . —

IQ.When I press START,1hear a dull, thumping noise. What isit?

A. Thissoundisnormal. Itis lettingyouknow the ovenisusinga powerlevellowerthan 10(HIGH).

Q. Can I defrost small items in a hurry?

A. Yes,buttheywillneedmore frequentattentionthanusual. Raise thepowerlevelafterenteringthe timebytouching the desired power

levelpad. Powerlevel7 cuts the totaldefrostingtimeaboutin 1/2; Powerlevel10cutsthe total defrostingtime to approximately

1/3.During either, rotateor stir

foodfrequently.

Q. Why don’tthe defrosting times in the cookbook seem right for my food?

A. Cookbooktimesare averages.

Defrostingtime can vary according tothe temperatureinyourfreezer. Setyour ovenforthe time indicated inyour cookbook. If your food is stillnot completelythawedat the end ofthattime, resetyour oven and adjustthe time accordingly.

Q. Should aUlfoodsbe completely thawed before cooking?

A. Some foodsshouldnotbe

completelythawedbefore cooking. For example, fish cooks so quickly it is better to begin cooking while it

isstillslightlyfrozen. Q. Can 1open the door during

defrosting to cheek on the progress of my food?

A. Yes.Youmayopen the door at any time during microwaving.To resume defrosting,close the door and press START.The ovenbegins operating if time isleftcmtimer. If not, resettimer.

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Step 1:Replacetherubberfeet. Step 2: Fullysupportthe

microwavewith somethingsturdy. Forexampleusetelephone books orencyclopedias,stackedevenly andcloseenoughto balancethe weightofthe oven.

Step 3: Open yourcabinetand with yourscrewdriver,begin to remove thescrewsholdingthe microwave ovenin place byturning them countercloc~wise-

(Alternatebetween screwsso that

ovenis loosenedas evenlyas possible.)

~Ot~s Before final removal of the screws. check to be sure that the

microwave oven is being suitably supported to prevent it from falling ors] iding.

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e DO~0~storeor cook With

shelfon floor ofovem Product damage mayresult.

euse potholders when handling

metal shelf and cookware. They may be hot.

~Donot store microwave

browning dish on metal shelf.

Thewireshelfisspecifically designedforaddedcapacityheating andreheatinginyourmicrowave oven.Nowmorethanonefoodmay beheatedorreheatedandreadyto serveatthesametime.

Whenmicrowavingwiththeoven shelf, sometechniqueswilldiffer fromthecookbookwhichcame withyouroven.Itisimportantto arrangefoodsproperly(shownon

thenextpage). Cookwaresizeis

important;selectfromamongthe suggestionsbelow.Also,foodsize shouldbeconsidered;foods over

3~ incheshigh, or 3

pounds areriOt

recommendedfor shelfcooking. Battersanddoughfoodsandalso

uncookedfoodswhichneedtobe prepared from scratchshouldbe cookedwithouttheovenshelf, fcdlowingcookbookdirections.

p’--

cookware forshelf

Heating andReheating

A4?if&-

.—.—.—.

the shelf

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Cookwareforheatingor reheating include1cupmeasuringcup, 8x4x3-inchloafdishes,9x5x3-inch loafdishesor9-inchpie plates.

Leftoversmaybeplacedinsmall individualceramic or plasticbowls ordividedplates.

I 1

Beforeplacingfoodinthe dishes, checktoseethattheywillfit together onorunderthe shelf.Also,besure cookwareismicrowavesafe.

TopositiontheDOUBLE DUTY’M shelf,tiptheback slightlyandfitthe shelfsupportguidesonto the

supportguideslocatedoneach side oftheovenintherear.

LJSCwaxppcr or pkistic wrap

ins!ewt of lids on casscrcics. Lids

Next, lowerthefrontuntil the shelf supportguidesfitonto thesupport guideslocatedateachside of the oveninthefront.

Whentheshelfisproperly positioned,YOUshouldbeable to

readtheplastictab thatsaysFRONT THIS SIDE UP. The shelfshould fit snuglyinplace,beleveland not touchthebackwalloftheoven.

Ifareing occurs when using the shelf to cook more ‘thanone food

at the same time9turn the oven off. Make sure the shelf is positioned right-side-upon all four shelf supports and not

touching oven walk

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HowtoHeatorReheatSimibrl’jqxs W?ood

TWOplates of’leftoversmaybe reheatedtogether.Arrangethick

ordensefoodstooutside edgesof plateandcoverwithplasticwrap. MicrowaveatHIGH (10)for2 to3 minutes.Reversepositionofplates (toptobottom)and rotate 1/2turn.

Continue microwavingatHIGH (10)for2 to3minutes.Continue

heating,ifnecessary,untilhot.

Reheating twocasseroles (height shouldbelessthan3%inches)is possible.Coverwithplasticwrap. Usestaggeredarrangementsof food,placingfoodonright sideof shelfandleftsideoffloor.Referto HeatingorReheatingGuidein cookbook for suggestedmicrowave timeper casseroleandaddthetimes together.Microwaveat HIGH(10) reversingpositionoffoods(topto

bottom) afier halfoftime. Several smaHbowlsofkfloversmaybe heatedinthe sameway,stirring andreversingpositionsafterhalf

oftime.

Howto several Types OfFoodsTogether

Heator reheatdifferenttypesof foodatHIGH (10).Todetermine heating[imes,addtimes forall

foocistogether.(Seeheatingguide incookbook.) Afterhalfoftime, S(ir(wrearrange foods(donot reversepositions). C%cckfoods (cspcciiillythoseon,>vcniloor)

after 3/4oflot:iltimeand rcmove a]lywhicharc done. Continue cookin: others.

Twofrozen individual entrees (5to702. each) or twoTV dinners

(Into 120z. each) arebothready to serveatthesametime.Removetrays offbodfromtheirboxesandturnback onecomeroftheplasticcovertovent. Iftherearefoilcovers,removethem andreturnthetraysoffood to their boxes.(Batterfoodsshouldbe removedfromthetraysandcooked conventionally.)Placeinovenwith oneTVdinneronrightshelfand the

seconddinneronleftfloor. MicrowaveatHIGH (10)for 8 minutes.Reversepositions (topto bottom)and rotatefoods1/2turn. ContinuemicrowavingatHIGH

(10)for8minutes.Checkdinners

forheating.Ifonedinner seemsless

donethandesired, return ittothe

boxandcontinueheating on floor

1to2more minutes.

miceon floor, kwgeor(klmse

foods which needthemostheating,

suchasleftover fried chicken,

casserolesofcannedor leftover

vegetables,rice or pasta. Place on

ovenshelfthose foodswhich need

onlybc warmed, suchasbakery

pies, rolls, muffins or breads.

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YournewMkr-owaveoven is

a valuable appliance. Protect it from misuse by following

these rules:

@Keep your ovenclean and sweet-smelling.Openingtheoven doora fewminutesafter cooking helpsair-outthe interior.An

occasional thorough wipingwith a solutionofbakingsodaand water keepsthe interiorfresh.

@Don’t use sharp-edged utensils

on your oven. The insideand outside ovenwallscan bescratched. The controlpanelcan bedamaged.

BE CERTAII$4IWWER IS OFF BEFOJRECLEAIWNG ANY

PAJK!i7OI?THIS OVEN.

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3Howto(%3m theImide

Wallsand floor. Some spatterscan be removedwith a paper towel, others may requirea damp cloth. Removegreasy spatters with a

sudsycloth, then rinse with a damp cloth. Do notuse abrasivechxmers on oven wails. NEVER USE A COMMERCIAL OVEN

(’1.KiAN~~IlON ANY PARTOF

YOURMICROWAVE OVEN.

Door (inside). Window:Wipeup spattersdailyandwashwhensoiled witha dampcloth.Rinsethoroughly anddry.

Metaland plasticpartson door: Wipefrequentlywitha damp clothto removealIsoil. DO NOT USE ABRASIVES,SUCHAS

CLEANINGPOWDERSORSTEEL AND PLASTICPADS.THEY WILL MARTHE SURFACE.

Special note when using Brown ‘NSear Dish: If grease ispresent, highheat generatedon

bottomofaBrown ‘NSear dish maycause thegrease to bum onto the ovenfloor.This maybe removedwitha cleansersuch as BonAmi@brandcleanser.

After usingBon Ami” brand cleanser,rinse anddry thoroughly, followinginstructionson can. Do

notuseBonAmi@brand cleanser on the paintedsurfaces suchas the walls.It mayscratch thepaint.

Automatic Temperature Probe. Probe is sturdy,but care should be

taken in handling.Do nottwist or bend; avoiddroppingtemperature probe.

Cleanassoon afterusingaspossible. Toclean, wipe with sudsycloth, thenrub 1ightlywithplasticscouring ballif necessary.Rinseand dry. (Or wash in dishwasher.)

DOUBLE DIY1’YT”shelf. Your shelf accessory isdesigned for use in a microwaveovenonly; do not

use in a conventionaloven. Do not use a browning dish with the shelf. Arcing could occur.

CIcan shelf’with mild soap and water or in the dishwasher.Do not

clean shelf in a oven.

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HowtoChm the

Case, Cleanthe outsideof your ovenwithsoapanddamp cloth, rinse withdamp clothand thendry. Wipethewindowclean witha dampcloth. Chrometrim isbest wipedwith a dampcloth and then with adry towel.

Control Pad. Wipewith a damp cloth. Dry thoroughly.Do notuse cleaningsprays,largeamounts of soapand water,abrasives,or sharp objectson thepanel—theycan damageit.

Door Surface. When cleaning surfacesofdoorandoventhat cometogetheron closingthe door, use onlymild, nonabrasivesoaps or detergentsapplied with a sponge or softcloth.

Power Cord. If the cord becomes

soiled, unplugand washwith damp cloth. For stubbornspots, sudsy watermaybe used, but be certain to rinse with damp cloth and dry thorough~ybeforepluggingcord intooutlet.

‘oven Lamp

First unplugthe oven. Then remove lampcompartmentcoverbyremoving

screwwhich holdscoverinplace. Coverislocated on the back of the outer case.

Replacewith20-wattappliance bulb.

(It isavailablein drug and hardware

stores.) Replacecompartment cover. Plug inthe oven.

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Thisappliancemustbe grounded. Inthe eventofan electricalshort

circuit,groundingreducesthe risk ofelectricshockbyprovidingan escapewire fortheelectric current. Thisapplianceis equippedwitha

powercordhavinga grounding

wire witha groundingplug.The

plugmust bepluggedintoan outlet thatis properly installedand grounded. (Fig. 1)

use

ofthegroundingplugian result

ina riskof electric shock.

(

-. Consulta qualified electrician or w’ service technician if the grounding

instructionsare not completely

understood, or ifdoubt existsas to whether the appliance is properly grounded.

Where a standard two-prongwall

nxcptaclc isencountered, itis

>WJI-personal responsibilityand obligation(Ohaveit replaced with it properly groundul three-prong W’:IIJI“cceptxk.

~){)~~[)g#Jg~gj~~”any

L’HiOrViYnovethe third p“oilg fi-onl ihc power ‘fxMdo

use Plugs usage whel’%’

apphmds powermrd VW

Becauseofpotentialsafetyhazards undercertain conditions,we strongly recommend against the

use of an adapter plug. However, if youstillelect to usean adapter, wherelocalcodespermit, a TEMIWRARYCONNE~ION maybemadeto a properlygrounded

two-prongwallreceptaclebytheuse ofa ~L l~stedadapter(Fig.‘2)

whichisavailableatmostlocal

hardwarestores.

TEMPORARYMETHOD

{ADAPTERPLUGSNOT

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The largerslotinthe adaptermust

bealignedwiththelarger slotin the wallreceptacle to provideproper polarity in theconnectionofthe powercord.

CmJtion: Attaching theadapter

ground terminal tothe wall

receptaclecoverscrew does not

ground the appliance unlessthe coverscrew is metal, and not insulated, and thewallreceptacle isgrounded through the house

wiring. YOLJshould havethe circuit checked by a qualified electrician to malw sure the receptacle is

properly grounded.

When disconnecting the power cord [mm the adapter+alwayshold lhc

adaptcF. with orwhm)d.Ifthis

is n(xdone, the adapter ground [crminai

is wry liktiy to break with

K’pcwcd use

. ~hou]d this happen,

]>() ~.:();’ ~]~~~

, the appliance

until

~~~.tltl~c] [l:l:;a:a in bcei~

:Lpr(lpcr~ ~~j:~[:[i~[~~d.

usage ‘where

pm’ver ‘cm’dwill

Donotusean adapter plug inthese

situationsbecausedisconnectingof thepowercord placesundue strain on theadapter andleads to eventual

fiiilureoftheadaptergroundterminal.

Youshouldhave the two-prongwall

receptaclereplacedwith a three-

prong(grounding)receptacleby a qualifiedelectricianbeforeusing

theappliance.

use c@r&

Becauseofpotentialsafetyhazards

under certainconditions,westrongly

recommendagainstthe use ofan

extension cord. However,if it is

necessarytouseanextensioncord,

useonly a 3-wireextensioncord

thathasa 3-bladegroundingplug,

and a 3-slot receptaclethat will

acceptthe plug on the appliance.

The marked ratingofthe extension

cord shall be equalto or greater

thantheelectrical rating ofthe

appliance(15amperes).

Suchextensioncords are obtainable throughGeneral Electric service. If you do use an extension ‘cord with your mkn-owaveoven$the

interior lightmayfliclcerand the

blowersound may vary when oven

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P’ROBLEM 0V13NlVILLN~

COMBO??

CONTROLP~~ LIGHTED, YET OVEN WILL NOTSTART

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ONDEM’’LAY

POSSIBLE CAUSEAN~~~~~

@Afise inyourhomemaybe blownorthecircuitbreakertripped.‘R@ace‘fiM@orre@

circuitbreaker.

~Unplugyourmicrowaveoven,then

plugitbackin.

*~&e ~ure3-prongplugonovenisfullyinsertedintoW* laeP@cIe~

e Door not securelyclosed.

*START

must be touchedafterenteringcookingselection.

eAnotherselectionenteredalreadyinovenandCL134-R/OFF

nottouchedtOcan~e~~t~

%Make

sureyouhaveenteredcookingtimeaftertouchingTME CO~K~~ ~.

cLEAR/OFF wastouchedaccidentally.Resetcookingprogr~andt~uch STA~.

sMake

sureyouhaveenteredadesiredfinishedtemperamreaftertouchingT~M~

CoOK/HOLD.

~MakesureyouhaveenteredacodenumberaftertouctingALT~ROAST.

~cookingtimesmayvarybecauseofstartingfoodtemperamre,fooddensityoramount offoodsinoven.TouchTIMECOOKI&II andadditionalcookingtimeforcompletion. ~

kcorrect powerlevelentered.Check cookbookforreco~endedpower kvel~or

changinglevelsduringcookingifnecessw. s Dish wasnotrobted, turned or stirred. Somedishesrequire specificinstructions” Checkcookbookor recipeforinstructions. ~

TOO manydishesinovenatsametime.Cookingtimemustbeincreasedwhencooki*g

morethanonefooditem.Checkcookbooktimerecommendations. *ProbenotinsertedproperlyintomeatordishwhenusingTempCoWHo~d

OrAuto

Roastfunctions.Check cookbookfor specificinstructions.

eProbe hasbeen forgottenor notseatedproperly in ovenwallwhen usingAutoRoastor

TernpCook/Hold Ii.mctions.

AAThese Things Are Norma!

0Dimming ovenlightandchange

~SomeTV-Radiointerference

with yourMicrowave Oven:

inblowersound mayoccurwhile

mightbenoticedwhile usingyour

Q ,Stcamor vaporescupingfrom

operatingatpowerlevelsother

microwaveoven.It’ssimilarto the

thanhigh.

interferencecausedbyother small

aroundthedoor.

Q Dullthumpingsound whileoven

appliancesanddoesnotindicatea

QLight rcllcction arounddoor or

isol]eratin~.

problemwithyouroven.

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Toobtainservice,seeyourwarranty

ontheback pageofthisbook.

We’reproudofourserviceand wantyoutobe pleased.Ifforsome reasonyouare nothappywiththe serviceyoureceive,here arethree

steps to followforfurther help. FIRST,contactthepeoplewho

servicedyourappliance.Explain whyyouare notpleased. In most

cases,this willsolvethe problem. NEXT, ifyouare stillnotpleased,

writeall the details—including

yourphonenumber—to:

Manager,ConsumerRelations General Electric AppliancePark Louisville,Kentucky40225

FINALLY.ifyourproblemisstill notresolved. write:

Major Appliance Consumer ActionPanel 20 North WackerDrive Chicago,Illinois60606

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Saveproofof original purchase date such as your sales slipor cancelled check to establish warranty period.

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FULLTHREE-YIEARWARRANTY

Forthreeyearsfromdateoforiginal purchase,wewill provide,freeof

charge,partsandservicelabor

inyourhometo repairorreplace

anypart ofthemicrowaveoven

thatfailsbecauseofa manufacturing

defect.

ILIMITEDADDITIONAL TWO-YEARWARRANTY

Forthefourth andfifth yearfrom dateof original purchase,we will provide,freeofcharge,a replacement

magnetron tube if

the magnetrontubefails because

of a manufacturing defect.Youpay for the servicetrip toyour home andservicelaborcharges.

Thiswarrantyisextendedto theoriginalpurchaserandany succeedingownerfor products purchasedfor ordinaryhomeuse

inthe 48 mainlandstates,Hawaii andWashington,D.C.InAlaskathe warrantyisthe sameexceptthat it is

LIMITEDbecauseyoumust payto shipthe producttothe serviceshop orforthe servicetechnician’stravel

coststoyour home.

All warrantyservicewill be provided

byour FactoryServiceCentersor

byour authorizedCustomerCare@

servicers during normalworking

hours. LookintheWhiteorYellowPages

ofyourtelephone directoryfor GENERALELECTRICCOMPANY, GENERALELECTRICFACTORY SERVICE,GENERALELECTRICHOTPOINTFACTORYSERVICEor GENERALELECTRICCUSTOMER CARf=” SERVICE.

~ Servicetrips toyour home to

teachyou howto usethe product.

Read your LJseand Cake material.

Ifyouthen haveanyquestions about operating the product, pleasecontact your dealer or our ConsumerAffairs office at the address below,or call, toil free:

The GE Answer Cente@

800.626.2000 consumer information service

~ Replacementofhousefuses or resettingof circuit breakers.

~ Failureof the productif it is used for otherthan itsintended purpose or usedcommercially.

QDamageto productcaused byaccident, fire, floods or acts of God.

WARRANTORISNOTRESPONSIBLE

FORCONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.

~ improper installation. If you havean installation problem,

contact your dealer or installer.

Youareresponsible for providing adequate electrical, exhausting and other connecting

facilities.

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So[i~t? statesdo not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, sothe above limitation or exclusion

may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which varyfrom state to state.

Toknowwhat your Icgal rights are in }’our state,consult your local or state consumer affairs office or your state’sAttorneyGeneral.

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