GE Spacemaker II JEM824G, Spacemaker II JEM824H Use And Care Manual

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Contents

AdapterPlugs

Precautions

ApplianceRegistration

Problem Solver

Auto Defrost

12, 13

Program Cooking

AutoRoast

10,11

RemovalFrom Cabinet Mount 15

AutoSimmer

Repair Service

Care and Cleaning

SafetyInstructions

3,4

Control Panel

TemperatureCook

ConversionGuide

TemperatureProbe

9-11, 18

Cook ‘1’+Watch

Time Cook

7,8

(hokiw Comdete Reminder 5

Time Defrost

DelayedCooking

Warranty

Back Cover

Double Duty Shelf

4, 16,17,18

EXit5M~C)flCords

Fctitures

Grounding Instructions

Hold Time

UseandCareof

Tileek!m”icoutput

d’thisnlkrowave oven

is600watts.

Light 13u1bF?cpiaccment

Microwavin: Tips

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usingyour owm~

readthisbo’ok’carefully.

Ris intendedto helpyouoperate and maintainyournewmicrowave ovenproperly.

Keepithandy for answerstoyour questions.

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

ConsumerAffairs

GeneralElectric Company AppliancePark Louisville,KY40225

downthemodel

andserial

You’llfindthem on a labeiinside theoven.

These numbersare ako on the Consumer ProductOwnership

RegistrationCard thatcame with your microwaveoven.Before sendingin this card, please write these numbershere:

ModelNumber

SerialNumber

Usc thesenumbers in any cmmxpondencc or service calls concerning your microwaveoven.

11is important that we knowthe locationof your microwaveoven

shmilda nd occur fi)radjustments.

Pleasecheck withyoursupplier to be surehe hasdoneso; alsosendin

yourConsumerProductOwnership

RegistrationCard. If youmove,or ifyouare notthe originalpurchaser pleasewriteto us, statingmodel andserialnumbers.This appbrnce mustberegistered.E%%uX?beaxt.ain

thatit is.

Writeto: GeneralElectric Company

RangeProduct Service AppliancePark Louisville,KY40225

youreceiveda

mw!lnt.c

Immediatelycontactthe dealer (or builder)that sold youthe oven.

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Beforeyou requestservice...

checktheProblemSolveronpage20. It listscauses ofminor operating problemsthat youcancorrectyourself.

Accessories

availableat extracost from your

General Electric supplier. JX2$

Kitconvertsthis

ovento a built-in walloven. “WN12$ Kit allowsthis

ovento be mountedon a wall.

your

microwave oven... you should find an installationpackagethat contains installationinstructions, a template, and installation hardware for under-the-cabinet mounting. If missing, contact yoursupplier.

Tips

e ~&e sureallcookwareusedin

yourmicrowaveovenissuitablefor

microwaving.Mostglasscasseroles, cookingdishes,measuringcups, custard cups,potteryor china dinnerwarewhich doesnothave metallictrimor glazewitha metallic sheencan be used. Somecookware islabeled“suitableformicrowaving?

If youare unsure, use thisdish test: Measure 1cup waterin a glasscup. Place in ovenon or besidedish.

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Microwave1-1%minutesat HIGH. If waterbecomeshot, dishismicrowave safe. If dish heats,it shouldnot be used for microwaving.

~Paper towels,waxpaper, and plastic wrap can be usedto cover dishes in order to retainmoisture and preventspattering.

* Some microwavedfoodsrequire

stirring, rotating,or rearranging.

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Check your cookbook.

QSteambuilds up pressure in foods

which are tightly coveredby a skin

or membrane. Pierce potatoes, egg

yolksand chicken liversto prevent ~

bursting.

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(a)Do hTotAttemptto operate

thisovenwith thedoor open since opendoor operationcan resultin harmfulexposureto microwave

energy.It k importantnot to defeator tamper with thesafety

interlocks. 03jDo Not Place any object

betweenthe ovenfront face

and

the

door or aIlowsoil or cleaner

r&iW? to accumulateon sealing

~urfacesW Do Not Operate the oven

ifit isdamaged. It isparticularly

important[hatthe (3vendoor close

*~rO~e~lY and thattlJCr’Cis no ~-=GGII~clgcto the:

/Ijdoor (bent)

{2)hingesand latches (brokenor

Iomxncd)

(.3j Li(mrseals and

sealing surfaces.

{[I}Tlw (NW] Not bc ;i.!lusted or repaired by anyone c‘tucptproperly qualifleclscrvice

pw)nfld .

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Whenusingelectricalappliances basicsafetyprecautionsshouldbe followed,inckxiingthefollowing:

theriskofbums,electricshock, fire,injurytopersonsorexposure toexcessivemicrowaveenergy:

~Usethisapplianceonlyforits intendeduseasdescribedinthis

manual. @Readandfollowthespecific

“PRECAUTIONSTOAVOID POSSIBLEEXPOSUREXl EXCESSIVEMICROWAVE ENERGY”atleft.

e Thisappliancemustbegrounded.

Connect onlyto properly grounded

outlet. See “GROUNDING

INSTRUCTIONS”onpage19.

~Forbestoperation,

plug this appliance into its own electrical outlet, to prevent flickering of lights, blowing of fuse or trip@ng of circuit breaker.

~Donotoperatethisappliance —=-—— ifithasadamagedpowercordor --plug,ifit isnotworkingproperly, ==-=-

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orifithasbeendamagedor

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dropped.

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~Seedoorsurfacecleaning

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instructionsonpage18.

~Thisapplianceshouldbe

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servicedonlybyqualifiedservice –- _

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personnel.Contactnearest

FM#M_..... :

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authorizedservicefacilityfor

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examination,repairoradjustment.

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@Aswithanyappliance,close

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supervisionisnecessarywhen ~-“”----‘-usedbychildren.

eTOreducetheriskoffirein.

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theovencavity:

–Do notovercookfood.

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attendapplianceNpapq p~astk ;:---=.

orotherco~bustible

materials are :-’-= ----‘--,

placed inside the oven to facili~te ~>-----cooking.

—Removewire twist-ties from ~--=---”. Paper or plastic bags before ~-. _ “-

placing bag in oven. —Do not use your microwave ~--

oven to dry newspapers.

–Wper towels, ~~~ L%;-a’ .....

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wax paper. Recycled paper

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products can contain metal flecks

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which may cause arcing or ignite.

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l?apcrproducts containing nylon

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or nylon filaments should be

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avoided, as they may also ignite.

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–Do not Operate tl%eoven VVllile

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empty to avoid damage to the

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oven and the danger ‘offire. If

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by accident the oven should run , -.,

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empty ~ minute or two,noharm ~ :~~ 7

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isdone.However,trytoavoid

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operating the oven ~m~t~ at ~~~

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times-it

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–-Donotpoppopmminyour

microwaveoven unlessinaspecial

microwavepopcornaccessoryor unlessyouusepopcornlabekdfor useinmicrowaveovens.

–Do notOvt?reookpotatoes.

Theycoulddehydrateandcatch fire,causingdamagetoyouroven.

–If materialsinsideovenshould ignite,keepovendoorclosed,

turnovenoff,anddisconnect powercord,orshutoffpowerat fuseorcircuitbreakerpanel.

@some

products such aswhole

eggs and sealed

containers-for example,closedglassjars—may explodeandshotddnotbeheated inthisoven.

@Avoid

heating baby food in

glassjars,evenwithouttheirlids; especiaHymeatandeggmixtures.

e defrostfrozenbeverages

innarrowrwkedbottles(especially carbonatedbeverages).Evenifthe containerisopened,pressure canbuildup.Thiscancausethe containertoburst,resuhingin inji!ry,

9~Jse onlyas dirw%xilin

‘N

dinners may lmmicrowawxl

in fi~iltrays less than

3/4”high;

rc~]mwtopfoilcoverandreturn ~MytObOX.When

using recta] in

theIHicr{nwweoven,keepmetal (MM”i!lnnIM21shelf)at kmst

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~~~]gs~~:]$~~:]y:of~~si{!esofo%’el%.

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M lwc;iuscofI’M{tf”ansfi:rrcd I’roil)ihchcalcclfood,i+)!ho[dcrs mayhcnccdcdiohandle[hc

1Iit:H!;iI.

* Foo~s COOkedin liquids (such

aspasta)maytendtoboilover mo~rapidlythanfoodscontaining lessmoisture.Shouldthisoccur, refertopage18forinstructionson howtocleantheinsideoftheoven.

*T~e~~ome@~_Donot

useathermometerinfoodyou aremicrowavingunlessthe thermometerisde’signedor recommendedforuseinthe microwaveoven.

~l&MNWethetemperatureprobe fromtheovenwhennotinuse.If youleavetheprobeinsidetheoven withoutinsertingitinfoodorliquid, andturnonmicrowaveenergy,it

cancreateelectricalarcinginthe ovenanddamageovenwalls.

@MasticUtensils-Plasticutensils

designedformicrowavecooking

areveryuseful,butshouldbe usedcarefully.Evenmicrowave plasticmaynotbeastolerantof overcookingconditionsasareglass orceramicmaterialsandmay softenorcharifsubjectedtoshort periodsofovercooking.Inlonger exposurestocwercookmg,thefood andutensilscouldignite.For

these reasons: 1)Use microwave plastics only and use them in strict

compliance with the utensil manufiwturei-’srecommendations. ~)

DO NM subject empty u[ensikto

microwaving.3)Donolpermit children10uscplasticutensils

wi~h<}[]f

COInpktC supervision.

~lyilellCookingpork follow ourdirectionsexactlyandalways cookthemeattom inlernal

temperatureofatleast170°E

l’his

assures that, in the rcmote

possibilitythaltrichiila M4ybe presentindwmeat,itwillbe

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46skin’9suchaspotatoes,sausages,

tomatoes,apples,chickenlivers andothergiblets,andeggyolks (seepreviouscaution)shouldbe piercedtoallowsteamtoescape duringcooking.

~$6~oi~a~le9gcooking

powhes

and tightly dosed plastic bags

shouldbeslit,piercedorvented asdirectedincookbook.Ifthey arenot,plasticcouldburstduring orimmediatelyaftercooking, possiblyresultingininjury.Also, plasticstoragecontainersshouldbe atleastpartiallyuncovertxibecause theyformatightseal.When cookingwithcontainerstightly coveredwithplasticwrap,remove coveringcarefidlyanddirectsteam awayfromhandsandface.

~SpontaneousboiHng--IJnder certainspecialcircumstances, liquidsmaystarttoboilduringor shortlyafterremovalfromthe

fromsplashingliquid,stirthe liquidbrieflybeforeremovingthe

containerfromthemicrowaveove~.

@Useofthe DUTYT1f

shelfaccessory.

—Removetheshelffromoven

whennotinuse.

–Do notstoreorcookwithshelf

onfloorofoven.Productdamage

mayresult.

—Usepotholderswhenhandling

theshelfandutensils.Theymay

bchot.

—Donotusemicrowavebrowning

dishonshelf.Theshelfcould

overheat. –Be surethattheshelfis

positionedprq.wrlyinsidethe ~~~ento

p~”eve~~prO~UCi&llNfl!#2

(seepay 16).

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completeReminder

(Ford AUTO ROASTcodes exceptcode ~ AUTO DEI%KMT,COOK ‘NWATCH,TIMECOOK

andTYMEDEFROSTcycles)

Toremindyouthatyouhavefoodin the

oven,t!leovenwill beeponcea minuteuntil youeither open theovendoor or touchthe CLEAR/OFF pad.

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1. Door Handle. Pull to open door. Door must bc securely l:Ithx! for twen to operate.

7. Mode Stirrer Cover. Protects the microwaveenergy distributing system. Do not removethis cover. Youwill damage the oven.

8. %kmperatureProbe. Use with AU’”f.’~ROAST

or TEI’vIP

COOK/HOLD

flinctiononly.

9. mm’.

1.ctsyou microwwx severalfoods at once. (See Safety Instructions :mdpagm 16and 17for special

instructions.) When thisshelfisnot in use, plcxx rcmovc fromoven.

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10.Glass cooking Tray.Tray mustbe in place when using the oven.cooking performance will be unsatisfactorywithout thetray inplace. The tray may be removed forcleaning.

Il. Auto Roast and Auto

Defrost Guides. Contain cooking

informationfor the Automatic Roastingfunction (see page lo)

and defrostinginformation for the AutomaticDefrosting function (see page 12).

12.TouchControlPanelad

See nextpage for

instructions.

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The ‘IbuchControlPad allowsyouto setthe ovencontrols ekctronicallywith the touch ofa finger.It’sdesignedto beeasyto

useand understand.

L DISPLAY. Displaystimeof day, timecountingdownduringcooking functions, power level,internal foodtemperature, AutoRoast and

AutcIDefrostcodes, AutoDefrost foodweights,cookingmodeand instructions.

2. TIME COOK 1& IL Microwave fora presetamount of time using

automaticPowerLevel 10(HIGH), (orchangepowerlevel afterentering cookingtime. See page8.)

30TIME Gentle thawingat automaticPowerLevel3 (LOW).(Ifdesirecl,youmaychange powerlevelafter enteringdefrosting time. See page 14.)

4. This featureusesno microwaveenergy.

11func[ions as a kitchen timer, as 2 holdingperiod after defrost or as a delaytimer beforetime or temperaturecooking. (See page 7.)

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9. TEMP $XX3K/HOLD.Use

thetemperatureprobetocookby usinga preset temperature.Once ovenreaches‘presettemperature, itswitchesto HOLD settingand maintainsthat temperatureuntil youtouchthe CLEAR/OFF pad. (Seepage9.)

10.POVVERLEVEL.Touchthis

pad beforeenteringanotherpower levelnumber if youwantto change from automatic PowerLevel 10

(HIGH) for cookingor Power

Level3 (LOW) for defrosting.

IL COOK ‘NWAT~H. Use this pad for short-termcookingwhich automaticallyturns ovenoffafter 3 minutes. (Seepage 8.)

12. IViDN.Use with number padsto enter whole minutes. For example, for4 minutestouch4 and MIN.

U. START. After all selectionsare made, touch thispad to start oven.

AUTODEFROST.Touchthis

pad, then code number and food

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--$~+~

weight. The ovenautomatically

-=...Y

setspower levels and defrosting time. (Seepages 12and 13.)

“PROBE” Appears

OnDisplay:

@Probehas been forgottenwhen AUTOROAST

01.TEMP ~OOK/

HOLD functionis being used.

e Probe

is not securelyseated

in ovenwall receptacle.

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TheMINISECTIMERhasthree timingfunctions:

Step 1:Takecasserolefrom freezer and placein oven.

Step2: Touch~EDEFROSTPad.

The displayshows: Oand “POWER 3;’ “ENTER DEF TIME” flashes.

Step 3: Touchpads 1,5 and MIN for 15minutesdefrostingtime. 15:00 appears on display.(Defrostingis automaticallyset on powerlevel3 but can be changedby touchingthe POWER LEVEL pad and the desired power level.)

Step 4: Set standing or hold time bytouching MIN/SE~ TIMER. The display shows : 0 and “ENTER TIME” t~tidleS.

S;~ellS:

‘foLldl 1,0 and MIN to hold

forten minutes. 10:00appears on display arid

“TIME” flashes.

Step 7:Touch2,5 and NIINfor twenty-fiveminutesofcookingtime.

“COOK TIME” flashesand 25:00

and “POIIR 10”appearon display.

Wep8:TouchST~. “DEFTIIvfE” and 15:00countingdown show on display.Aseach fi.mctionis automaticallyperformed oven displayshowsinstructionsentered

andthe function. Step9: When timeis up, the oven

signalsand flashes “End?’

andAmwwxs

Q. What willhappen if I accidentallyreversemy defrost, holdand cook instruction?

A. The oven willautomatically rearrangeyour program. Defrosting will alwayscome first, then hold, and then the cookingfunction.

Q. Can I defrostand hold only?

A. Yes. Sometimes you may only wantto defrost a food, hold it, and cook it later. All youneed to do is

program in Defrost and amount of time.

Thenprogranl ~old and the

amount oftime, Be sure to put the thaweddish inthe refrigerator promptly.

NOTE: Let foods remain at room temperature only as long as safe. Times will vary.

Q. I my

Cwm i’m”a

specific time but it

longer than

mxssarye

Vi’%at

A. When instructions conflict, the ovencarries out the last

instruction. YOUmay have setthe

ovento defrost for4 minutes, hold

for 2 minutes, and then defrost fm6 minuks. h this case, [he own

\$FOL\~(]~~~’~-os~i~)r~ min~~k~~]~~d hold for 2 rni12utes.

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Tm COOKI 4%n allowsyou to microwavefor a presetamount of timeusingautomaticpower level10,or changepowerBevel

automatically.

powerhwel10

(HIGH) is

recommendedfor most cooking, butyoumaychangethis formore flexibility.Seeyour cookbook.

Tobecome betteracquaintedwith

time cooking,make acup of coffee byfollowingthe stepsbelow.

Step 1: Fill a cup 2/3 fullof ~,aterand add ~teaspoon of instant

coffeeand stir to dissolve. Use a cup that has no metal decoration and is microwavesafe (referto

Microwaving“I@ on page2), Place cup in ovenand close door.

Step 2: ‘I’owhTIME COOKI& H pad. Displayshows“COOK” tind

.L‘i+$*

ENTER

Tmm” is fhishing.

Step 4: TouchSTART.“COOK TIME;’ “POWER 10~’and time counting down showon display.

Step5: When timeis up, the oven signals and flashes “End~’Oven,

lightand fanshutoff. Step6: Open thedoor.

US~W ~~~

meCOOkn

Fk!atw’e

Withthe TimeCook II feature, you can settwo timecookingfunctions

withinone program. This would be idealif youdesiredto change powerlevelsduring yourcooking operations.

The followingis an exampleof how to changepowerlevelsusing Time Cook II.

Step 1:Repeat Steps 1,2 and 3. Step 2: Touch TIME COOK I & II

pad. Display shows“COOK” and

“2~’“ENTER TIME” isflashing. Step 3: Set yourtime. Step 4: To changethe power level,

touch POWER LEVEL pad and desirednumberfor newpowerlevel.

$@ 5: Touch START. Step 6: “COOK TIME:’ the

selcctcdpower leveland the first programnletlcook time, counting down, showon the display.

Step 7: At the cnd of the first pmgrammcd cook time, the next sclectcd power level, “COOK ‘I1mIE’landthe swxmdprogrammed

cook time, counting down, show on the display.

S$eq~8: ~~{}lcn[illleis up, the oven

l+{l;il~and fl;ishcs‘bEnd:’ The txm. !iyhi:~ndl;~nsh~t off.

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The Cook‘NWatchfeatureis a Short-ternrookingprop which automatica~~yturnsthe ovenoff

after3 minutes.It’sidealfor meltingcheeseon foodor other quickcookingoperationswhere youwantto stopcookingatjust

the righttime. Totke Cook ‘NWatch

Step 1:TouchCOOK ‘NWA~H.

“COOK‘NWAICH”and “STAKT”

are flashing.

“POWER 10”is

displayed. Step2: TouchSTART.“COOK ‘N

WATCH”and timecountingup to

3 minutesare displayed.Power level 10isautomatic~ly set in oven but anotherpowerlevelcanbe selected.

Step3: Open the door or touchthe

CLEAR/OFF pad to stopcooking. The ovenwill automaticallysignal, flash “End” and shut offat the end

of 3 minutes.

Questiom and Answers

Q. I

setmy ovenfor the time

called forin the reeipe~Mat

the

endof

the time ahwed? my food

wasn’tdone. What happened?

A. Sincehouse power variesdue to time or location many Time

i’

Cook recipes giveyou a time range

:. :-

to preventovercooking. Setthe

ovenfor minimum time, test the

foodfor doneness, and cook your

food a littlelonger, if necessary.

Q. I touched the number pads

[

andselectedmypowm-level.V{hen

I touched START,hwevq my

ovendkm come OH.VU%ynot’?

A.. The TIME COOK I & H pad.

must be touched before setting the number pads or eke yoLiroven wi]i

not begin cooking.

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Internaltemperatureisthe best testof donenessfor many foods.

UseTEMPCOOWHOLD

cooka varietyof foodsto the desiredfinishedfoodtemperature. TheTIME COOKI &II setting ispreferredfor batters,doughs, frozenfoodsand foods whichare

diffhdt to cook preciselywith

thepx*obe.

“TEMPCOOK/HOLD”takesthe

guessworkout ofcookingbecause theovenautomaticallysignalswith fourbeeps whenthe food reaches thepreset temperature. The Hold featurewillmaintainthistemperature forup to twelvehours or untilyou

touchthe CLEAIUOFF pad. Note: Ovenautomatically switches

to “Hold” when preset food temperature is reached.

The Probe

HANDLE

CABLE

‘1’hctcmpcratui-cprobe is a lbodthermometer thatgaugesthe

in[wnal tcinpcrature of the fbod; it

inustbe w.xi when using ““I%MP

(’OOK/HOLD’*

or ‘N.J”KIROASTV

BeefRib Roastto

Step1:Inserttemperatureprobe intoroast andattachprobe securely inovenwall.Close the door.

Step2: TouchTEMPCOOWHOLD. “POWER IO”is displayedand

“ENTER TEMJ?COOK” flashes.

Step3: Touch1,2,5 for 125”F. “TEMP COOK” is flashing and “PO”WER10” and “125F” are displayed.

Step 4: TouchPOWER LEVEL pad. “ENTER POWER” flashes. Touch5 formedium power.“TEMP COOK;’ “POWER 5“ and “125F” showon display.

Step5: TouchSTART.If internal temperatureofthe roast is less than 80”F.,displaywill show “COOL” and “TEMP COOK:’If temperature is 80°F. or above,displayshows

temperaturecounting up. Step6: When 125”F.is reached,

theovea will sound and display

“HOLD?’The ovenwill then hold

thetemperature. S@ 7:Touch theCLEAR/OFF

pad to stopthe cycle. Step 8: Removeprobe and food

from the oven.

‘llps

@ IJSCa lmverpowerlevel; it will hc:i~more cvmly men though

r~quiring MOIZ time.

@Bcsure froz. cnfood has been con@e&elydefrostedbeforeinserting prtdw. Pr(}lwmay)break off if used in frozen fbods.

0 C(W~l’

f~)[jL]s100SCIV for moisture

conlr~}land quick,

U“CI1heating.

QUestim ii-mulll$mwvers

Q. I insertedthe temperature probe,closedthe door,touched TxHWPcoomoLD andentered my desiredfood temperaturebut the temperaturedidn’tappearon the display.

A. Youmayhaveenteredan

incorrecttemperature. Any food temperaturefrom 90°to 19901?. maybe entered forTEMP COOK/ HOLD. TouchCLEAR/OFF and beginagain.

Q. Arethere any foodsIean’t

TempCook? A. Yes.Delicatebutter icings, ice

cream, frozen whippedtoppings, etc. softenrapidly atwarm temperatures. Batters,doughs and

frozen foodsare alsodiff~cultto cook precisely withthe probe. It’s best toTime Cook these foods.

Q. why did “P~~~E” fhh on

the display afterI touched the STARTpad?

A. “PROBE” willflash if you don’tseat the cableend of the probe securely into the receptacle in the ovenwallor if youtouch the TEMP COOK/HOLD padand forgetto use the probe.

Q. Can I leavemy probe in the

ovenif it’snot inserted in food? A. No, if it touchesthe oven wall,

you maydamage the oven. Q. Can I T’empCook diffel*ent

portions of food at different

A. Yes.The temperature probe

gives

you the freedonl to cOOk

different portions of food at different temperatures to suit

individual eating styles. Simply place probe in food and change temperature setting as needed.

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AUTOROASTusesthe temperatureprobetocooktothe desiredservingtemperature. U~~likeTEMPCOOK/~O~D, whichusesa singlepowerlevel, AUTOROASTusesupto3 power

settingswhichautomatically switchduringroasting,thus providingeven,tendercooking resultswithoutovercooking.

Justasin conventionalroasting,

onlytenderroastsshould beAuto Roasteduntilspecifiedinternal temperaturesare reached.Less tenderroastsshouldbemicrowaved bytime,accordingtothecookbook whichcomeswithyouroven.

Roasti for

Porkor hamroastsneed notrivet. Add1/2cupwaterto roast dishand

coverwithplasticwrap.

Placemeatinovenwithprobeto theriglit.Insertcableend of probe firmlyintoreceptacleon ovenwall.

Hw$’toAutoRoast

Bed%

2. At80°F.,display switchesto showmeat’sinternaltemperature.

3. When youselect AutoRoast Codes 1through5,the ovensignals with4 beeps and “Turn” flashing onthedisplaywhenit’stime to turn theroastover.Afteryouturn the

roast, closethedoorand touch START.Foodtemperature appears onthedisplay.(Note: Oven continuesto cookafterthe signal whetheror not roastisturned over.)

4. After a preprogrammedfood temperatureis reached,ovenbeeps 4 timesand “Hold”appears on the display.The ovenwill hold at the preprogrammedfood temperature

for one hour or until you turn off the oven and remove the food.

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AutoRmst Guide

~Use containersand coveringsas directedat left. Placeprobecorrectlyin roastbeforecooking.

~Recommendedcodesare also showninsideovenon AutoRoastGuide.

Final

Approximate Time

Hold*

Food

Code

Temperature

(minutesperpound)

Minutes

Beef

TenderRoast

Rare

120°

11-13

A4ediurn

130°

13-15

Well

145°

15-17

10-15

Pork

Loin

Roast

175°

17-20

Precooked

Ham

120°

17-19

Poultry

WholeChicken (3 Ibs.)

185°

16-18

I“urkcyBreast

185°

18-22

(Insertprobehorizontally intonw.itiest area.)

+Rccommcndcdstanclingtime beforeserving.

(hkk (~11~0Ro8s~ Code 6)

MA’

Pot

R(XIS(

5-7

Acidenoughliquid tojust covermeat. If:idding vegetablesmake sure they are

compktdy covered byliquid.

(’hili

5-s

Precook meat.

Placeprobe 1 inch from

top surface. stir after 3 hours, if possibk.

4-6

Add4 cups liquid. Inscrl probe into nlcaticst arc:]of innerthigh from below

(AutoRoastCOde6)

Yourcookbookhas informationon AutomaticSimmering,including guidesandrecipes.

Totaltimeincludestimetobring

foodto 180°F.andhold at that

temperatureuntildone.

SetAutoSimmer likeAuto

Roastas explainedon page 10. Displayshows“COOL” until food is 80”F.,then switchesto show

foodtemperature until 180°F.

Oven willhold at 180”F.,untilyou turn offthe ovenand removethe

food. If stirring is recommended, youcan reset ovenby retouching START.TouchCLEAR/OFF after cooking.

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with theAutoDefrost fkatmw,

theovenautomaticallysetsthe defrostingtimesand powerIeveBs foryou. h choosethe appropriate

Codenumber from 1to 3 forthe foodyou aredefrosting,then enter

the foodweightin poundsand tenthsofa pound (see Conversion Guidebelow)and touch START.

The ovencalculatesdefrostingtime andchangespower levelsduring defrostingtogive evendefrosting results.

HowtosetAuto Defrost

Beforeyoubegin, check me guide locatedatbottomof ovenwhenyou open the door.It showsminimum

and maximumFood Weightsfor each code number. Youwill need

to knowyour FoodWeightand correspondingCode before settingAuto Defrost.

L I.&movefoodfrom package, place in ovenon microwave-safe dish and closedoor,

3. Enter selectedCode from Auto DefrostGuide.Forexample,poultry callsfor Code 2.

“IJ3S”and “CODE2“ aredisplayed

and “ENTER WEIGHT” flashes.

4. Enterweight.Forexample,touch Number Pads 1 and 2 for weightof

1.2pounds (1pound, 3 ounces. See

ConversionGuidebelow.)

Displayshows “1.2J’ “LBS” and

“CODE 2:’ After 4 seconds, “START” flashes.

S. ‘RwchS“lYJ?Tpad. Display showsDefrost Time countingdown.

Onceduring defrosting,the oven beeps4 times and “turn” flashes.

“Turn” flashesuntilyouopenthe door, attendyourfood(seeguide on nextpage), closethedoor and touchSTART.

Whendefrostingtimeiscompleted,

“End” flashesand ovenbeeps4 times. “End” remainson display and ovenbeeps once a minuteuntil door isopened or CLEAR/OFF pad istouched.

standTime

When usingthe AutODefrost

feature, itis necessary to allow

meatto stand in order to finish

defrostingtheinterior.Youmaytake

the meatoutof the ovenif youwish.

Standtime recommendations are givenin the guide on the nextpage.

Guide

If weightOffoodis

stated in

poundsand ounces, the ounces mustbe convertedto tenths(.1) ofa pound.

ounces

Pounds

1-2

4-5

6-7

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chops

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lbs.

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5 minutes

over.Shieldwhere necessary.

Frankfurters, Sausage

0.1-6.0 lbs.

Separateand remove

2 minutes

defrostedpieces.

Ground Meat

0.1-6.0 lbs.

Removedefrosted

5 minutes

areasand break apart.

BeefPatties

0.1-6.0 lbs.

Turnoverand remove

5 minutes

defrostedpatties.

Roasts

0.1-6.0 lbs.

Turn overand shieid.

30to 45 minutes in refrigerator

Ribs

0.1-6.0 lbs.

Turn overand remove

10minutes

defrostedpieces. Shield.

Steak

0.1-6.0 lbs.

Turn over.Shield.

5 minutes

Chunks, Cubes

0.1-6.0 lbs.

Separateand remove

5 minutes

defrostedpieces.

Poultry Wholc Chicken

0.1-6.0 Ibs.

Turn overand shield.

10minutes; run

cold waterin cavity

Turkey Breast

0.1-6.0 lbs.

Turn overand shield.

20 to 30 minutes

Chicken Pieces

0.1-6.0 b.

Separateand remove

5 minutes

defrostedpieces.

Cornish Hcns(wh~l~)

0.1-6.Olbs.

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IOminutes;run

cold water incavity

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0.1- 6.Olbs.

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5 minutes

defrostedpieces.

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5 minutes

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The TimeDefrostsettingis designedforspeedy thawingof frozenfoodandis oneofthe great

advantagesof a microwaveoven. Usethe TimeDefrost settingto

quicklythawfoodssuchasbread, rolls,vegetables~fruitsandfrozen

dinners.The AutoDefrostsetting ispreferredfor meat andpmdtry becausetheovensetsthedefiwsting time and powerlevelsfor you.

@JPowerlevel3 is automaticallyset fordefrosting,but youmaychange

this formore flexibility. @See your cookbook for

defrostinghelp.

Tobecomebetter acquaintedwith thedefrost function,defrosta 1O-OZ.

package offrozen strawberries by

followingthe steps below.

Step 1: Placepackageof frozen strawberries in the ovenand close

door. Be sure packagecontains

no metul.

Step4:TouchSTART.‘LDEFTIME” and “POWER 3“ showandtime countsdownon display.Whencycle iscompleted, theovensignalsand flashes “13ndj’then automatically shutsOff.

Step 5: Turn packageover,close door and repeat Steps2 and 3 to set remaininghalf ofdefrosting time and touchSTART.

Step6: When ovensignalsand flashes “EndJ’open door, remove packageand separatestrawberries to finishdefrosting.

Tips

@Foodsfrozen in paper or plastic

can be defrosted in the package.

l%r even defrosting, some foocis

need to bc broken up or separated part of the waythrough the

dcfmsting time.

Q. When I press START,I heara dull, thumpingnoise. Whatisit?

A. This soundis normal. It is

lettingyouknowtheovenisusinga powerlevellowerthan 10(HIGH).

Q. CanI defrostsmall itemsin

a hurry? A. Yes,but theywillneedmore

frequentattentionthan usual. Raise thepowerlevelafterenteringthe time bytouchingthe desired power

levelpad. Powerlevel7 cutsthe totaldefrostingtimeabout in 1/2; powerlevel 10cutsthe total defrostingtime toapproximately

1/3.During either, rotateor stir

foodfrequently. Q. Why don’tthe defrosting

times in the cookbookseem right

for my food? A. Cookbook timesare averages.

Defrostingtime can vary according to thetemperature in your freezer.

Setyourovenfor thetime indicated in yourcookbook. If your foodis

stillnot completelythawed atthe end ofthat time, reset youroven and adjustthe time accordingly.

Q. Should ali foodsbe completely

thawedbefore cooking?

A. Somefoodsshould not be

completely thawedbefore cooking.

For example, fish cooks so quickly it isbetter to begin cooking while it

is stillslightly frozen.

Q. Can 1open the door during

defrosting to check on !iw progress of’my food?

A. Yes.Youmay open the door at any time during microwaving.To resume defrosting. ciosc the door and press START.The oven begins operating if tinle is left on tin~el-.

If not. reset timer.

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To the

$@ 1:Replacethe rubberfeet. Step2: Fullysupportthe

microwavewithsomethingsturdy.

Forexampleusetelephonebooks or encyclopedias,stackedevenly and closeenoughto balancethe weightofthe oven.

Step 3: (@m your cabinet and with yourscrewdriver.beginto remove thescrewsholding themicrowave ovenin place byturningthem

counterclockwise. (A1tcrnatebetwwmscrewsso that

ovenis loosenedas evenlyas possible.j

il’ote:Beforefinal removalofthe screws, check to be sure that the microwavcovenis being suitably supported{0preventit from f:}lling

L)I-sliding.

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toLJse

shelf

CooWareforshelf

Heating and

43DO ~0~storeor cook with

shelfonfloorofoven.Product

damagemayresult.

~use potholderswhenhanding

metalshelfandcookware. Theymaybehot.

eDo notstoremicrowave

browningdishonmetalshelf.

Beforeplacingfoodinthedishes,

checkto seethattheywillfit togetheronor undertheshelf.Also, besurecookwareismicrowavesafe.

Thewire shelfisspecifically designedforaddedcapacityheating

TopositiontheDOUBLE DUTYTh’ shelf,tiptheback slightlyandfitthe

andreheatinginyourmicrowave oven.Nowmorethanonefoodmay beheatedor reheatedand readyto serveatthesame time.

Whenmicrowavingwiththeoven shelf, sometechniqueswilldiffer fromthe cookbookwhich came withyouroven.It isimportantto arrangefoods properly (shownon thenextpage). COOkWareSiZeis important;selectfrom amongthe suggestionsbelow.Also, foodsize shouldbeconsidered; foodsover

~~ incheshigh, or 3

pounds are nOt

recommendedforshelfcooking.

Battersanddoughfoodsaridalso uncookedfoodswhichneed tobe prepared fromscratch shouldbe

cookedwithouttheovenshelf,

fc~]iowingcookbookdirections.

shelfsupportguides onto the

support guideslocatedon eachside ofthe ovenintherear.

Cookwareforheatingor reheating include1cupmeasuringcup,

8x4x3-inchloafdishes,9x5x3-inch loafdishesor 9-inchpieplates.

Next, lowerthefronturitilthe shelf

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supportguidesfit0~~0thesuPPort guideslocatedateach sideOfthe

oveninthe front. Whenproperly positioned,theshelf ~

shouldfitsnuglyinPlacetbelevel

i.-.

andnottouchtheback wallof

theoven.

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Leftoversmaybe placedin small individual ceramic or plasticbowls ordivided plates.

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I-h’vtoHeat ‘m

Two platesofieftoversmaybe

reheatedtogether.Arrangethick

m densefoodstooutsideedgesof plateandcoverwithplasticwrap. .Microwaveat HIGH (10)for2 to3 minutes.Reversepositionofplates

(toptobottom)androtate 1/2turn. Continue microwavingatHIGH

{10)for2to 3 minutes.Continue

heating,ifnecessary,untiihot.

Reheatingtwocasseroles(height should be lessthan3Viinches)is nowpossible.Coverwithplastic wrap. Usestaggeredarrangements offood,placingfoodon rightsideof

shelfandleftsideoffloor.Referto HeatingorReheatingGuidein cookbookforsuggestedmicrowave timepercasseroleandaddthetimes together.MicrowaveatHIGH (10) reversingpositionoffoods(topto.

bottom) after halfof time. Several smallbowlsofleftoversmaybe heatedinthesame way,stirringand reversingposi~ionsafter half oftime.

Twofrozenindividualentrees

(5to7 oz.each)ortwoTV dinners (10to 12oz. each)arebothreadyto

serveatthesametime. Remove

traysoffoodfromtheirboxesand

turnbackonecorneroftheplastic covertovent.Iftherearefoilcovers, removethemand returnthetraysof foodtotheirboxes.(Batterfoods should be removedfromthetrays andcookedconventionally.)Place inovenwithoneTV dinneron right shelfandtheseconddinneron left floor.MicrowaveatHIGH (10)for 9minutes.Reversepositions (top

tobottom) and rotatefoods1/2turn.

Continue microwavingatHIGH (10)for9 minutes.Checkdinners

forheating.If onedinnerseemsless donethandesired, return itto the boxandcontinueheatingon shelf

1to 2moreminutes.

Howto SH%?rd Types OfFoodsTogether

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I-Iea~or reheat different typesof foodat HIGH (10).TOdetermine heatingtimes, add timesforall [oods together. (Seeheatingguide

incookbook.)After halfoftime, stiror rearrange ibods(donot reversepositions). Check foods(top shclfespecially) after 3/4oftotal tinmand rcmovctiny whicharc

done. Continue cookingothers.

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rice orpasta. Place onovenf1001. thosefbodswhich needonly be warmeci,such asbakery pies, rolls,

muffinsor breads.

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Mu new Microwave Oven is a valuable appliance. Protect it frommisuse byfallowing

theserules:

~Keep yourovencleanand

sweet-smelling.Openingtheoven door a fewminutesafter cooking

helpsair-outthe interior.An occasionalthorough wipingwith a solutionof bakingsodaand water keepstheinterior fresh.

SIDon’tuse sharp-edgedutensils

OrJIyouroven. The insideand outside ovenwallscan be scratched.

The control panelcan be damaged.

@Don’t removethe mode

stirrercoverat the top of the oven (microwavefeature 7 on page5). Youwill damagethe oven.

BE CERTAINPOWER1SOFF BU?ORE CLEANING ANY PARTOF THIS IOVEN.

CLEANINGPOWDERSORSTEEL AND PLASTIC PADS.THEY WILL MAR THE SURFACE.

GlassCookingTray.Occasionally

itisnecessaryto removethecooking trayforcleaning ofthe tray or oven. Topreventbreakage,do notplace trayintowaterjust aftercooking. Washit carefullyinwarm, sudsy wateror in thedishwasher.The tray can bebroken ifdropped.

Remember,do notoperatethe oven withoutthe cookingtrayin place.

Specialnotewhen using Brown‘NSearDish:If greaseis

present,highheat generatedon bottomof a Brown‘NSear dish maycause thegreasetobum onto

the cookingtray.This maybe

removedwith a cleansersuchas

BonAmi@brandcleanser. Afier usingBon Ami@brand

cleanser,rinse anddry thoroughly, followinginstructionson can. Do notuse BonAmi@brand cleanser on thepaintedsurfacessuchas the walls.Rmay scratchthe paint.

AutomaticTemperatureProbe.

Probe issturdy,butcare shouldbe takenin handling.Do nottwistor bend; avoiddroppingtemperature

probe,

Cleanassoonafterusingaspossible. Toclean, wipe with sudsycloth, thenrub lightlywith plasticscouring ball ifnecessary.Rinse anddry. (Or wash indishwasher.)

DOUBLE DUTY1’”shelf. Your shelfaccessory is designed foruse in a microwaveovenonly; do not use in a corwcntionaloven. Do not usc a browning dish with the shelf.

Arcing could occur. Clean shelf with mild soap and

water or in the dishwasher. Do not ciemlSiltIf’in 2 oven.

Howtoaeanthe

Case. Cleantheoutsideofyour

ovenwith soapanddampcloth, rinsewith dampclothandthen dry. Wipethe windowclean witha dampcloth. Chrometrim isbest wipedwith adamp clothand then witha dry towel.

ControlPaneLWipewith a damp cloth. Dry thoroughly.Do notuse cleaningsprays,largeamountsof

soapand water,abrasives,or sharp

objectson thepanel—theycan

damageit. Door Surface.When cleaning

surfacesof door andoventhat come togetheron closingthe door, use onlymild, nonabrasivesoaps or detergents applied with a sponge

or softcloth. PowerCord. If the cord becomes

soiled, unplugand washwith damp cloth. For stubbornspots, sudsy watermay be used, butbe certain to rinse with damp clothand dry thoroughlybefore pluggingcord intooutlet.

oven hmp

First unplugthe oven. Then remove lampcompartmentcoverbyremoving screw which holdscoverin place. Cover islocated on the sideof the outer case.

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(It is availablein drug and hardware stores.) Replace compartment cover. Plug in the oven.

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Thisappliancemustbe grounded.

In theeventofan electricalshort circuit, groundingreducestherisk ofelectricshock byprovidingan escapewire for theelectriccurrent. This appliance is equippedwith a powercord havinga grounding

wire witha groundingplug. The plugmustbe plugged into anoutlet thatis properly installedand

grounded. (Fig. 1)

useof thegrounding plug;an-result ina risk ofelectric shock.

Consulta quaiiiled electrician or service technician ifthe grounding instructionsare not completely understood, or if doubt ;xists as to

whether the appliance is properly

grOLllldd. Where a standard two-prong wall

receptacle isencountered, itis your pcrsorialresponsibility and {lbiigationto have itrcplaceciwith

:!prOp~l’lygl”OUndCd

thrCC-prOng

wall

I“mp(ack.

1)0 !Mt Under any

Qg]t Or lxjmw’e the third

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usage where’ appkmce?spowerH9rdwill

Becauseof potential safetyhazards undercertain conditions,we

stronglyrecommendagainstthe useof an adapterplug. However,

ifyoustillelect to use an adapter, wherelocal codespermit, a TEMPORARY COIW?EC’I’ION maybe madeto aproperlygrounded two-prongwallreceptaclebytheuse

ofa UL listed adapter (Fig. 2)

whichis available-atmos[local

hardwarestores.

TEMPORARYMETHOD

(ADAPiERPLUGSNOT PERMITTEDIN CANADA)

ALIGNLARGE

PRONGWLOTS >-

Fig.

R ION

The larger slot inthe adapter must be alignedwith the larger slotin the wallreceptacle to provideproper polarity in the connection ofthe powercord.

Caution: Attaching the adapter

ground terminal to the wall

receptacle cover screw does not ground the appliance unlessthe cover screw is metal, and not

insulated, and the wallreceptacle is grounded through the house

usage where

pmwrcordwill

Donotuseanadapterpluginthese

situationsbecausedisconnectingof thepowercord placesunduestrain onthe adapterand leads to eventual hike oftheadaptergroundterminal. Youshouldhavethetwo-prongwall receptaclereplacedwith a threeprong(grounding)receptacleby a qualifiedelectricianbeforeusing theappliance.

usedml’temioncords

Becauseof potentialsafetyhazards

undercertainconditions,westrongly recommendagainstthe use ofan extensioncord. However,if it is necessaryto use an extensioncord, useonly a 3-wireextensioncord thathas a 3-bladegroundingplug, and a 3-slotreceptaclethat will acceptthe plug onthe appliance. The marked ratingof the extension cord shallbe equalto or greater thanthe electrical rating ofthe appliance(15amperes).

Suchextensioncords are obtainable throughGeneral Electric service. H you.do use an extension cord with yourmicrowaveoven?the

interiorlight mayflicker and the blowersound mayvary when oven isin use. Cook times may be longer as well.

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POSSIBLECAUSEAND REMEDY

OVENWILLNOT

fusein yourhomemaybe blownor the circuit breaker tripped. Replace“fUSeOr

COME ON

resetcircuitbreaker. ~Unplugyourmicrowaveoven,then

plugitba~~iIL

Makesure 3-prongplug onovenis fully inserted intowallreceptacle.

CONTROL PANEL

~Door not securelyclosed.

LIGHTED, YET OVEN

WILL NOT START

‘@STARTmustbe touchedafterentering cooking sektion.

%Ano&e~selectionentered

~r~dy in ~ve~ and CLWW(3FF nottouchedto cancelit.

@Makesure youhaveentered cookingtime after touchingTIME COOK I & 11. ~CLEAR/~FF wastouched ac~iden~y+ Reset coofing program and touchSTART.

@Makesure youhaveentered a desired finishedtemperature after touchingTEMP COOWHOLD.

a M~e sure youhaveentered a code number after touching AUTO ROASTor

AU’10DEFROST.

FOODSARE EITHER * Cookingtimesmay varybecause of starringfoodtemperature, fooddensity or OVERCOOKEDOR

amountof foodsin oven. TouchTIME COOK I & 11and additional cooking time for

UNDERCOOKED

completion. @Incorrect powerlevelentered. Check cookbook for recommended power level,or

changingIqvelsduring cooking if necessary. @Dish was not rotated, turned or stirred. Some dishes require specific instructions.

Check cookbookor recipe for instructions. ~Toomany dishes in ovenat same time. Cooking time must be increased when

cookingmore than one fooditem. Check cookbook time recommendations. ~Probe no! insertedproperly intomeat or dish when using ‘MmpCook/HoM or Auto

Roastfunctions. Check cookbook for specific instructions.

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@Probe has been forgotten or not seated properly in ovenwall when using Auto Roast

)N DISPLAY

or Temp C’ook/Holdfunctions.

@Stcanlor wiper escaping from

Moundthe door.

~ I.igh( rc[lwt ion around door or

OLIt~l”

C:/SC.

~Dimming ovenlight and change in blowersound may occur while operating at power levelsother than high.

~ DuI{thumping sound whiic OVeN

isoperating.

~Some TV-Radiointerference mightbe noticed while using your microwaveoven. It’ssimilar to the ‘ ~ interference caused byother smail

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appliances and does not indicatea problem with your oven.

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Toobtainservice, seeyourwarranty on theback pageof thisbook.

We’reproudofour serviceand wantyouto bepleased. If forsome

reasonyouare nothappywiththe serviceyou receive,here arethree stepstofollowfor further help.

FIRST,contactthe peoplewho servicedyourappliance. Explain whyyou are notpleased. In most

cases, this willsolvethe problem. NEXT, ifyou are stillnotpleased,

write allthe details—including

yourphone number—to:

Manager, Consumer Relations General Electric AppliancePark Louisville,Kentucky40225

FINALLY,ifyour problem is still notresolved, write:

Major Appliance

Consumer ActionPanel 20 North WackerDrive Chicago, Illinois60606

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Forthreeyearsfromdateoforiginal purchase;wewill provide,freeof charge,partsandservicelabor in yourhome to repairor replace

anypafi of the microwaveoven

thatfailsbecauseofa manufacturing defect.

Saveproofoforiginalpurchasedatesuch

asyour salesslip or cancelledcheckto establishwarrantyperiod.

Uwrm luxm-lo~~~

-rWc)-lmm

Forthe fourth andfifth yearfrom dateof original purchase,we will provide,free of charge,a replacement

magnetrontube if

the magnetrontube fails because of a manufacturingdefect. Youpay for the servicetrip to yourhome and servicelabor charges.

Thiswarrantyisextended

the originalpurchaserandany succeedingownerfor products

purchasedforordinaryhomeuse inthe48 mainland states,Hawaii

andWashington,D.C.InAlaskathe warrantyis the sameexceptthat it is

LIMITEDbecauseyou mustpay-to shiptheproducttotheserviceshop orfor the servicetechnician’stravel coststo your home.

All warrantyservicewill be provided

byour FactoryServiceCentersor byour authorizedCustomerCare” servicersduring normalworking

hours. Lookinthe White orYellowPages

ofyour telephonedirectory for

GENERAL ELECTRICCOMPANY, GENERALELECTRICFACTORY SERVICE,GENERALELECTRIC-

HOTPOINTFACTORYSERVICEor GENERALELECTRICCUSTOMER

CARE” SERVICE.

~ Servicetrips to your hometo

teach you howto usethe product.

Re&l your Useand Carematerial.

if youthen haveany questions about operating the product, pleasecontact your dealer or our Consumer Affairs office at the address below,or call, toll free:

The GE AnswerCente@

800.626.2000

consumer information service

@Replacement of housefuses or

resettingof circuit breakers.

@Failureof the product if it is used

for otherthan its intended purpose

or used commercially.

~ Damageto product caused byaccident, fire, floods or acts of God.

WARRANTORISNOTRESPONSi~LE

FORCONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.

@Improper installation.

Ifyou have an installation problem, contact your dealer or instalier. Youare responsible for providing

adequate electrical, exhausting

and other connecting facilities.

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Some slates do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion

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