GE SPACEMAKERXL MICROWAVE OVEN JVM1631, SPACEMAKERXL JVM1630 Owner's Manual

1900Watts

Models: JVM1630

JVM1631

SpacemakerXLMicrowave Oven

Owner'sManual

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READ ALL SAP}2TY
INFORMATION BEFORE USING

l_ For \.our saletv tile inlbrmation ill dfis manual

llltlS! be fi)llowed to minimize dw risk of lire or
explosion or to pre_em properly damage.

PRE(N UIYONS personalinjm)orlossofli[b.

7"0 AVOID ooNo.A..e.. ooNo.0_.e_a.e..leo.'e.l

]o operate this oven if il is damaged. I! is
_ ilh die door open particularly imponmn

uperallOll ('}Ill restll| properly alld lhat there
in harmfld exposure lo is no damage to die:

lllicro_*,avc energ_v. 1! is I door (bent_.
imponmll nol to (leli'at 2 hinges mM latches

or/a/riper \vilh tile broken or I, _osenedL

t_2N_2R G g s>ll(q) illterlocks, 3 door seals ;,lld seaIillg

DoNotPlaceany obiect sunaces

be t:\'¢eell lhe oven fl'on/ The Oven Should Not
lace and tile door or be adjusted or repaired

allow soil or cleallCr by allVOlle excepl
residue io ACCttllltllate _ro )1 rh ( u ditk d

I I')'l _ "

Oll sealing surlaces

service persollllel.

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We'ret)roudotore:qu_dity
productsandwebelie\'eira
dependableser_Sce.

5bn'llseeitinthiseas_to-

itinthe/i-iendly_oicesof

O/lr cons/ll//er seF\'ice

departs/lent.

Best of _dl, you'll experience
_hese values e_,.h tilile _'ot/

/lse }o/lr l//icrow_l_,_ '. Tllai's

important, because your new
micro_m e will be part ot
yore: limfily/or a long time.

Start Here!... Before using your M crowave

Write down the model

and serial numbers here.

They are (m a label inside

the O\eD.

Staple your receipt to the
inside back cover of this

manual You will need it

to obtain service under

warrant_.

Model number

Serial number

Date of purchase

Hell) us

help you

Belore you call tor service,
there are a/bw things you

can (to lo hel t) /IS serve veil

better.

Read this manual

I[ (Olltilil)S i)lstrtl(|ions to

help you rise and maintain

VO/lr lilicrowave prol)erly.

If you received a damaged

oven..,imme(liately contact

the deah'r (or t)uilder)
that sold you the oven.

Save time and money.

(_he(k the se(tion titled

"lI SomeOfing C,oes
Wrong" t)e/ore calling.

This section helps you
solve common problems

that l/light occtll:

If you do need service, you
can relax knowing hel t) is
onl\' a phone call away.

A list of toll-li'ee customer
ser\ice mmlbers is included

in the back ot this mmmal.

READ ALL SAA 2TY
INFORMATION BEFORE USING

over electric andgas

ranges. _+

Thistnicrowave oven is

not approvedortested
forlnarine use.

• Read and/ollow the
specilic "Precamions to

A_oid Possit)le Exposure

to Ex(essive Microwa\ e

Enel:g}" on pag-(' 2.

• This appliance must be
gromlded. Connect only

to properly gT()tmded

outlet. See (',rom/ding

InstlTtlCt]OllS sect|on on

page 10.

• Do not mount this

applian/e over a sink.

• Install or locam dlis
appliance only ill

a( cordance with t]'te
provided Installation

Inst] II(t]ons.

• This ore>the-range oven
_vvlsdesigned |or use over
ranges no wilier than 36."

It may be installed over
both gvlsand electt'ic

cooking equipment.

• Do not ollet_lte this
appliance if it has a
damaged power cord or
plug, if it is not working
t)rol/erl B or if it has been
damaged or dropped.
I1till' |)oweF ¢oFd iS
damaged, it must be
replaced Lg (',eneral

Ele/tric SelMce or an
amllofized selMce ag-('nt

using a power cord
available |i'om (',enel_ll

Electl+ic.

• Use this appliance only
/or its intended use as

descdbed in this mantlal.
Do not use ( orrosive

/hemicals or _lpl)r.s ill this
applian/e. This l//]/Fowa_.e
o\en is spe/itically
designed to heat, dry or

look |()oil, and is not
intended |_)r laboratory

or industrial use.

m.

• Do not cover or bh)ck

any ot)enings on the
applian(e.

• Do not store this
appliance omdoors.

Do not use this t)roduct
near watelm/i)r examtile,

in a wet basemem, near
a swimming t)ool, near

a sink or in similar
locations.

• Keel) power cord away
fi'om heated surthces.

• Do not immerse power
cord or plug in watel:

• To reduce the risk of fire
in the oven cavity:

-- l)o not overtook tood.

Careflfilv attend
al/l/liam e when paper,

t/l_stic or other
combustible m_lteriMs

are t)laced inside the
o_en while cooking.

-- Remove wire twist-ties

and metal handles t_:om
paper or l)lasti( con-

tainers t/etore placing
them in the o_en.

-- Do not use the oven

tor storage l/urt)oses.

1)o not leave t)_lper
tIrodm ts, cooking

utensils or tood in the

oven when not in use.

-- If materials inside oven

ignite, kee t ) the oven
door closed, Hirn the

()veil O/] al/d (liscolllleCt

the t)ower cord, or shut

oil t)ower _t the [rise or

cir_ uit t/reaker panel.

If the door is ot)ened,
the fire m+_y st/read.

• See door sm:/hce
cleaning instructions in

the Care and Cleaning
section(s) of this manual.

• This at/t/liance must onh'
be serviced by qualified
sevvice personnel.

Contact nearest
authorized service thcilitv

/i)r examination, repair
or adjustment.

• As with any at)t)liance,
(lose supervision is

necessary when used
by children.

• I)o not store anything
directly on top of the

mi(rowave oven surthce
when the mi(rowave oven

is in operation.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

SPECIAL NO 7 2S AB 0 UT MICR 0 WALING

,\rcillg is {lie n/i(rowa'_e

If you see arcing, press wrnl tor sparks ill the

the CLEAR/OFF pad and oxen. Ar(ing is (aused by:

corrocttheproblo,..

• Metal or foil touching

the side ol the oxen.

• ];oil no( molded to tood

(Ul)mrned edges a(( like

antennas).

• Metal, such as twisHies,
t)ouhry pins, or gold-
rimmed dishes, in the

microwave.

• Recycled tlaper towels
contailling small metal

pieces being used in the
microwave.

• Do not pop popcorn in

your microwave ()veil
unless in a special

microwave popcorn
accessory or unless you

use l)Ot)corn lat/eled tor
else in microwave o_ens.

• Sol//e t)rodtlctS Sllch as

whole eggs an(I sealed
cont_.iners lot exan/llle,
ch)sed jars--are able {o
exl)lode and should no{

be heated in {his
microwave o_en. Such use

of tile lnicrowa_ e oven
could resuh in il_jury.

• Do not boil eggs in a
nficrowave oven. Pressure

will build ut) inside egg
yolk and will cause it to

bursL t)ossibly resuhing

in illjUlT.

• ()tlerating {lie microwave

with no tood inside for
more {han a minute or

t_ro lllay callse damage
to file oven and could

slar{ a (ire. It increases
tile hea{ around {lie

n/agneu:on and call
shorten file lilt of

the ()Veil.

• Foods with unbroken

Oilier "skill" S[l(h _IS

t)omtoes, ho{ dogs,

s_t/ls_tges, tOlIl_ttoes,

apples, chicken livers
and oilier giblets, and
egg yolks should be
t)ier(ed {o alh)w s{eam to
es(atle during (ooking.

I'.1

SAFETY
FACT

SUPERHEATED WATER

Liquids, such as water,
coffee or tea, are able to

be overheated beyond
the boiling point without
appearing to be boiling.

Visible bubbling or boiling
when the container is

removed from the
microwave oven is not

always present. THIS
COULD RESULT IN VERY

HOT LIQUIDS SUDDENLY
BOILING OVER WHEN THE

CONTAINER IS DISTURBED
OR A SPOON OR OTHER

UTENSIL IS INSERTED
INTO THELIQUID.

To red uce the risk o/il+j _yr
to persons:

-- Do not overheat the
liquid.

-- Stir the liquid l)oth
be/ore and hall\ray

through heating it.

-- Do not use straight-
sided containers with

narrow necks.

-- Alter heating, allow the
container to stalld ill

the n/icrowa_e o_en tor
a short tinle be/ore
ren/oving the container.

-- Use extreme care when
illsertillg- a Spoon or

other utensil into the
container.

• Axoid heating bab_ food
in glass jars, even with

the lid off. Make sure all
in/hnt tood is thoroughly

cooked. Stir/ood to
distribute the heat e_enlv.

Be careflll to pre_ent
scalding when warn/ing

tornlula or breast milk.
The container n/a_/i'el

fooler than the milk
really is. Alwa,_+_;test the
milk be/ore ti'eding

the baby.

• Don't defl:ost t_'ozen
beverages ill narrow-

necked bottles (especially
carbonated beverages).

Even if the container is
opene(t, ])ress/ire call

build up. This call cause
the container to burst,

possibly resulting ill

iq)uly.

• t lot toods and steam
call cause burns. Be

carefill when opening
any containers of hot

tood, inchlding popt orn
bags, cooking pouches
and boxes. To prevent
possible il{jm: B direct

stean/awm/t'on/hands
and/ace.

• Do not overlook
potatoes. They could

dehydrate and catc]l

fire, causing damage
to your o_en.

• Cook meat and poultr}
thoroughl}--nleat to

at h'ast an INTEP.NAI,
temperature of 160°F

and ])oultry to at least all

INTERNAl, ten/l)erat ure
of 180°E Cooking to

thcse tel/lperat Ilres

usually protects against
/oodborne ilhless.

SPECIAL N07 2S ABOUF MICRO WAVING

Make sure all cookware
used ill Your microwave
oven is suitable tbr

n/icrowaving. Most glass
casseroles, cooking dishes,

l//e_sllril/g ('llt)S , (,us|m:d

cups, potter} or china
dimlerware which does nol

have melalli( u:im or glaze
widl a metalli( sheen (an

be/Ised. Sol//e (,()()k_,_t, Fe

is labeled "suilable tot
microwm'ing."

How to test for a
microwave-safe dish.

• II_ou are not sure il;l

dish is mi(,ro\_axe-sa/b,
use this tesl: Pla(e iu the

()veil boil| the dish you

are testing mid a glass

l/le;lstlril/g ctq) filled with

[ (,ll t) O/ w_Her--sel tile

l/le;lstlril/g c/q) either

ilJ, or next to lhe dish.

Microwave 30-45 se(-ol/ds

al high. /f I]_e dish heals.
il shouM u,ot be used h)r

l/liCl'o\_avil lg.

If die dish remains cool
and only the wawr in the

cup heats, dlen the dish
is microwave-sat('.

• If roll /ISe a l/legit [hel _

mometer while cooking,
make sm:e it is sat_'/or

use in microwave o_ens.

• Do not use recycled
paper products. Recycled

paper Iowels, napkins

_lll(t waxed tlatler c;-Ul

(ontaiH metal flecks
which may cause arcing

or igniw. Paper produ(,Is

COI/taillil/g I/}101/ or

mhm/ilaments should
be avoided, as they ma_
also ignite.

• SOl//C stvl'()/()_H/ tl?_Ws

(like d_ose Ileal meat is

packaged on) ha\e a thin
strip of melal embedded

in the bottom. When
mi( ro_v(t, the metal (an

burn the/loor of the oven
or ignite a paper towel.

• I)o Hot use the mi(rowa\e

tO (it'}' I/ewst)apeFs.

• Nol all plasti( wrap is
suitable/or use in micro-

wave ovens. Check die
package/or proper use.

• Patler Iowels, waxed
paper and plastic wrap

(,all be used to cover
dishes in order to relain

_noisiure arid pl?evellt
spauering. Be sm'e to

veto plasdc wrap so stealll

(,all escape.

• Cookware lilav become
hot because of heal
transli'rred /i'om {lie
heawd/ood. Pot holders
ma_ be needed to handle
the cookware.

• "Boilable" cooking
pouches and Hghtly
(losed plaslic bags should
be slit, pier(ed or vetoed
as dire(wd by pa(kage.
If they are not, plastic
could tmrst (luring or

immediately alter
looking, possibly resuhing

in il_jm-y. Also, plasti(
slorage containers should
be at leasl partially

tmcovered because they
/orm a Iight seal. When

cooking with COluainers
tigluly covered with
plastic wrap, remove
covering carefulh' and

direct sieal// aw}l_,/i'Ol//
hallds and thce.

m.

• [lse fi)il only as

directed in this manual.
TV (tbmers may be
microwaved in/oil travs

less than 3/4" high;
remove tile toll toil cover

and return the tray to
tile box. When using toil

in the mk row_ve oven,
keep tile tbil _u legist

1" m_lv t_:om file sides

o/the ovem

• Plastic eookware--Plasti(
eookware designed tor

mi(row_lve cooking is
vev} usetM, but should

be used (aretilllv. E_en
microwtwe-sa/b plastic

may not be as tolerant
o/overcooking

conditions as are glass or
ceramic m_ueriMs _md

Im,_so/ten or (hm: if
subjected to short t)eriods

of overcooking. In longer
exposures to ovel_

cooking, the/ood and
cookware (ould ignite.

Follow fllese guidelines:

I Use microwme-sa/e

plasti(s only mid use
them in su'i(t (omt/lim/(e

with the (ookw_we

l//['l I/Ill _t( |/lrer _s

recol//lIlel/d atiol/s+

2 [)o I/Ot II/icrow_e el//llty

('Ol/tail lel's.

.3 Do not permit children

to use plastic cookware
without (()replete
sutlev_ision.

The/an will operate
automatically under

certain conditions (see

Automatic Fan teamre).

"I_ke care to prevent the
star6ng and spreading of

accidental cooking fires
while the _+elJ,t thn is in use.

• Clean the tmderside of

the l//icrow_we o/Jell.

Do not allow grease
to build Ul/on the

microwave or the

{hn {ihers.

• Ill the event of a grease
fire on file sur/i_ce traits

below the microwave
oven, smother a fl_mfing

t)[-Ill Oll t]leS/lr/_t((' Ill/it

by co_ering the pan
eomtfletely wittl a lid, a

cookie sheet or a tlat trav.

• Use care when cleaning
the veto/hn tihers.

Corrosive cleaning
agents, such as lve-based

OVell cleal/ers, I//_l}

damage the tihers.

• When t)reparing

flaming toods raider
tile mi_ row_ve, turn
tile thn on.

• Never lea_e surthce units
beneath your microwave

oven unattended at high
he_u settings. Boilovers
cause smoking and
greasy st)illovers that muy
ignite and spread if the

l//ierow_ive vellt ]Jill is

operating. To minimize

a/ltOIIl_ltic t_lll operat]ol/,

use adequate sized
cook_,are and use high

heat on surlhee milts
only when ne(essavv.

GR0 UNDING INS7RUC770NS/ OfflTONALK£1S

This appliance is equipped

with a power cord having

a grounding wire with a

gromMing plug. The plug
must be plugged iron ml

Ensure proper ground outlet that is prot_erly

exists before use. installed mM gromMed.

WARNING

hnproper use of the
grounding plug can result

in a risk of electric shock.

This appliance must be
grounded. In the event of

an ele(tri(M short (ircuit,
grounding re(tin es the

risk of ele(tric shock bv
providing ml es(_lpe wire

/or the ele(u;ic (re:rent.

Consuh a qualified
electrician or service

technician if tile gromMing

instrtlctions _lre llot

eoml)letely /lll(terst nod,

or if (toubt exists as to
whether the appliance

is t)rot)erly grounded.
If the outlet is _ standard
2-1)rong wall outlet, it is

your personal responsibility

and obligation to ha',e it
replaced with _1l)rol)edy
grounded 3-t)rong wall

Olltlet.

I)o not under any eiremn-
stances cut or remove the

third (ground) prong/ir)m
the power (oral.

[)O llOt /ISe an i4(li4t)ter

plug _ith this _q)t)liam e.
I)o not use an extension
(oral _,,ith this _q)l)liml(e.

If the power cord is too
short, ha_e _ qualitied

ele(tri(ian or service
technician install an omlet

near tile appliance.

For best ol)eration, t)lug
this applimwe into its ()_r_

ele(tri(al Otltlet to t)revent

flickering of lights, blowing
of tuse or tripping o/

(ir(uit bre_&er.

Filler Panel Kits
dX48WH--White
dX48BL--Black

dX48CT--Bisque

When repladng a 36"

range hood, filler panel
kits fill in the additional

width to t)rovide a custom
built-in al)l)earance.

For installadon between
(abinets only; not/or

en(t-ot:c_d)inet installation.
E_l(h kit contains two

._4%wi(te filler panels.

Filter Kits
dX81D--Recirculating

Charcoal Filter Kit

Filter kits are used when
the microwaw' oven cmmot
be _ented to the outside.

,\\_dlal)le at extra (()st/i'om

your GE SUpl)lier.

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lO00Wa_s

1 DoorHandle. Pull to

ot)en tlle door: The
door must be securely

latched Ji)r the
microwave to operate.

2 Door Latches.

3 Window with Metal

Shield. Screen allows

cooking to be viewed
while keeping

I//iCFOW_IV('S con[illcd

ill the oven.

4 Touch Control Panel

5 Cooktop Lights.

6 Grease Filters.
7 Removable Turntable.

Turntabh' and SUl)l)ort
must be in place when

using the oven. The
turntable may be

rcmov('d/i)r cleaning.

8 Convenience Guide.

NOTE:Rating ])late, oven

vent(s) and oven light are

h)cated on the inside walls
of the microwa_,e o_,en.

The Controls on Your Microwave Oven

(Tlnvugt_oul this ma_ua!, f_alur_,._ m_d a])])earm_c_ ma) vm3.fi_m 3our model.

You Call

microwave by
time or with the

convenience

features.

DEFROST

AUTO/TIME

EXPRESSCOOK EXPRESSCOOK EXPRESSCOOK

EXPRESSCOOK

TimeFeatures

TimeCooking

Press Enter

TIME COOKI & II (Pressonceortwice) Amount of (ooki.g time.

DEFROSTAUTO/TIME(Presstwice) Amount of defi'osting time.
EXPRESSCOOK Starts imm(!([iatelv!

POWERLEVEL Power level 1-10.

ADD 30 SEC Starts immediately!

POPCORN

REHEAT DEFROST

AUTO/ TIME

ConvenienceFeatures

Press Enter option

POPCORN Starts immcdi_,tclv! more/less time

Pressonce .'4.5oz.

Presstwice .'4.!)oz.

Press3 times 1.75 oz.

BEVERAGE Starts ilnlncdi_ltl.,lv! ]-3 servings

REHEAT Food type1-6 1-.'4servings

DEFROST Food w_'ight
AUTO/TIME

(Press once)

ii!); 7

7/)@() ; !i

::Power Level

iii i

The po_v_r:e_: m_v be

::_mU,redof _ha::g_d

:: immediately after

iii " :

: en!ering tile Icatt!re

time for TIME C()OK,

:: TIME DEFROST Or !:
:iiEXPRESS COOK. The

ii i)0_ve r !eve ! may als O be {

chan ,ed during tinle

g

[ COtllltdo_\ll.
{::1Press TIME COOK or

:: selectTimeDefrost

::2 Enter cooking or

defrostingtime,

Variable power levels add
flexibility IO microwave

cooking. The power levels
on tile l//i(rowa_e oven

can be cOUillared to tile
surt_we units on a range.
ttigh (power level 10) or

full t/ower is tile /itstest wm

to cook and gi_es you
100% l/ower. Each power
level gives you microwave
energ-} a certain percent of

ttle time. Power level 7 is
microwave energ-y 70% of

the time. Power level 3 is
energ-y {40% of tile time.

A high seuing (10) will

cook/itster but tood Ula',

nee(t lllore ti'eqllellt

stirring, rotating or turning
over. Most cooking will be
done on t ]igh (l)ower level

10). A lower setting will
cook more evenh' and need

less stirring or rotating of
tile/ood.

Sol//e t()ods l/lay have

1letter t]avor texttlre or

apllearance if one of the
lower settings is used. Use
a lower power level when
looking leeds that have a
tendency to boil o_er, such
as s( allot/ed potatoes.

Rest periods (when tile
lllJ(rowave energy (v(les
o/1") give time tor tile toed

Ill "eqttalize" or lrausl;?r
heat to the inside of tile

/ood. An example of this is
sho\_u \_ith t)ower level 3

tile de/i'ost cycle. If micro-
wa_e energy did u!)t cxcle

ott, the outside of the/ood
would cook |)e/bre the

inside was de|t'oswd.

/lere arc S()lll(' exal/lples

o[ tiNeS ]()r V_lriOtlS ])OW('F

h'\cls:

PowerLevel BestUses
High 10 Fish. bacon.

vegetables.
boiling liquids.

Med-High 7 Gentle

cooking o[

nJc+Jl alld

poultry;
b_Jking

casseroles
and reheming.

Medium 5 Slow cooking

mid lellderiz-

ing such _e,

SlC_ 's aud 1( _

tender CI/IS O[

|lle_ll,

Low3 Dcli'osling

wilhoul

cooking;
simmer|n#,;

(h'lickde sauces.

Warm I K(,_ping tbod

_,\'_1 rill Ivilhol

overtook|rig;
s(mening

butten

Time Features

1 Press TIME COOK.

2 Enter cooking time.
3 Change power level

if you don't want full

power. (Press POWER

LEVEL.Select a desired

power level 1-10.)

# Press START.

Time Cook I

J_llows VO/I tO lIli(row;tve

tor any time up to 99

lllin/ltes and 99 secollds.

Power level 10 (t[igh)
is amomaticallv set, but

you n/a} change it tor

more flexibility.

You may ot)en tile door

d m:ing Time Cook to
(he(k the/ood. Close die

door and press S%\RT
to resmne cooking.

TimeCookII

Ix'ts you (hange l)ower
levels automatically draping
cooking. Here's how to

do it:

1 Press TIME C()()K.

2 Enter the first cook time.

3 Change ille power level

if you don't warn full
t)owe_: (Press POWER

1.1-;\'EI. Select a desired
power level 1-10.)

4 Press TIME COOK.

5 Enter the second cook

time.

6 Change die power level

if you don't want hill
t)owe_: (Press P()WER

I,EVEI. Select a power
level 1-10.)

7 Press S'IAR'E

At the end of Time Cook I,
Time Cook/l (omHs do/*Jn.

Cooking Guide for 7 me Cook I & 11

NOTE:Usepowerlevel High (10)unlessotherwise noted.

Vegetable Amount Time Comments

Asparagus

(liest! Spears)

] lb.

(ti'ozen spears) 10-oz. pa(kage

Beans

(ti-csh gTccn) ] lb. (ut in half
(li'ozen green) 10-oz. package

(ti'ozen lima) 10-oz. pa( kage

Beets

(ti'csh, _holc) 1 bun(h

Broccoli

(fi'cst! cut ) 1 t)u,l(h

(1V+ to 1½ lbs.)

(fi'est ! spears ) ] t)tm(h

(1V+ to 1½ lbs.)

(ti'ozen, 10-oz. package
chopped)

(li'ozen spears) 10-oz. package

Cabbage

(wedges)

I me(limn head

(about 2 lbs.)

Carrots

(Ii'esl_, sliced) 1 lb.
(li'ozen) 10-oz. pa(kage

6 to 9 rain.,

Med-I tigh (7)

5 to 7 min.

9 to 1 1 min.
6 to 8 rain.

Ill 1V.,-qt. oblong glass baking dish,

])l_t((! 1 ,/4 (l|]} IV;4t(!I'.

hi 1-lit. (asserole.

6 t() 8 rain.

17 to 21 rain. In 2-qt. (asserole, t)lale 1/2 (tq) water.

In 1t/_(tt. ( asserole, place 1+/2 (up/rater.

5; •

In 1-1V. (as._erole, t)lale 2 tablespoons

W_II(!F.

In 1-1V. ( asserole, t)la( e 1/4 (u t)/_ater.

In 2-qt. (asserole, i)lale 1/2 (tq) water.
In 2-qt. (asserole, t)lale 1/2 (tq) VQIt(!F.

Ill 1-/It. (asserole, t)lale 2 tablespoons

W_lt (!l'.

Cauliflower

(tto_erets) I me(titan head
(li'esh, vd!ole) 1 medimn head
(fi'ozen) 10-oz. pal kage

9 to 14 mim

10 to 17 min.

5 to 7 min.

In l V2-qt./asserole, t/la/e 1/4 (ut/water.
In 1-qt. (asserole, plale 2 tablespoons

water.

hi 1-lit. (asserole, t)lale 3 tablesl)oons

W_lt (!l'.

In 1V_,-or 2-qt. /asserole, t)la( e 1/4/u t)

W_lt (!l'.

In 2- or 3-qt. /asserole, t)la/e 1/4/u l)

W_lt (!F.

8to ll mi+l.

7 to 10 min.

9 to 13 min.

5 to 7 min.

5 to 7 min.

7 to l 0 min.

In 2-qt. oblong glass baking dish, place
l/4/tq) IV;4t(!I'.

In 1-qt. /asserole.

In 2-qt. / asserole, t)la( e 1/2/tq) water.

Corn

I l-I'(._Zell kernel

Corn on the cob

(li'esh

( ] ro[eIl }

Mixed

vegetables

( lrozell )

Peas

(lresh. shelled)

(fi'ozen)

Potatoes

tJresh. cubed.
_llite,

ti'esll, whole.

sweet or white,

Spinach

(li'esh I

tlrozeIl.

chopped
mid leal,

Squash

t[:resll. Sllilll/lel"

>llld '_ellow

I WillIef. a('orl'

bLIlIeFIILI[ }

] O-oz. package

] 10 % e_lrs

] O-oz. package

2 |bs. unshe|led
] O-oz. package

zt t)Ol;llOeS

] t_ 1o _ OZ.)

10 to 16 oz.
l O-oz. t)ackage

1 lt). sliced

] to 2 squash

N)ottl 1 1|). each)

5 to 7 lnin.

3 to 4 rain.

)er e_lr

5 to 6 rain.
3 to 4 rain.

)er e_lr

5 to 7 lnin.

9 to 12 rain.
5 to 7 lnin.

9 to 12 rain.

3 to 4 nlin.

5 to 7 lnin.
5 to 7 lnin.

5 to 7 nlin.

Sto 11 nlin.

h/ 1-qt. casserole, t)lace 2 tal)lesl)oons
water.

h/ 2-qt. oblong glass baking dish, t)lace
corn. If corn is in husk, use no water;

if corn has been husked, add l/4 cu 11
water. Rearrange a/ler half of time.

Place in 2-qt. ol/long glass baking dish.
Cover with vented t)lastic wrat).
Rearrange alter half of time.

h/ 1-(tt. casserole, t)lace 3 tal/lesl)oons
water.

h/ 1-(it. casserole, t)lace l/4 cup water.
h/ 1-qt. casserole, t)lace 2 tal)lesl)oons

water.

Peel and cut into 1 inch cubes. Place
ill 2-qt. casserole with 1/2 cup water.

Stir alter half of time.
Pierce with cooking tork. Place in

center of the ()veil. Iet stalld D l//in/l|es.

hi 2-qt. casserole, tilace washed sl)inach.
h/ 1-(it. casserole, t)lace 3 tal)lesl)oons

water.

hi 1½-qt. casserole, place 1/4 cu l) wateI_

Cut in half and ren/ove fibrous
n/elnbranes. In 2-qt. oblong glass

baking dish, place squash cut-side-
down. "Ihrn cut-side-ut) alter 4 minutes.

Time Features

DEFROST

5

1 Press DEFROST

AUTO/TIME twice.

2 Enter defrosting time.

3 Press START
4 Turn food over when

the oven signals.

5 Press START

(Auto Defrost explained
in the section on

Convenience Features.)

Mlows you to de/i'ost/or

the length of time you
select. See the DetrostiHg

Guide/or suggested times.
Power level 3 is automati-

cally set, but you may
change this lot more

flexibility. You may defl:ost

small items more quickly
b} raising the power level
alter entering the time.
t towe_ec they will need

iilore/i'eqtlellt attelltiOll

thai/ /IStlal.

Power level 7 cms the total
de/i'osting time in about

hal/:, power level 10 cms
fife total time to apl)roxi-

matelv 1/3. Romm or stir
tood trequemly.

At one half of selected

de/kosfing time, fife oven
signals TURN. At this time,

mrn/ood over and break
al)art or rearlTal/ge pieces

tor more even detrosting.
Shield any warm areas with

small pieces of/oil.

A dull tlmmt)ing noise mm

be heard during defi:osfing.
This somld is normal when

the oven is not operating
at tligh power.

Defrosting Tips

• Foods Dozen in t)al)er or
t)lasti( (all t)e (le/i'oste(t
in tlF(' t)a(kage. Tightly
(losed packages should

be slit, t)ier(ed or _('med

AFTER fi)()(t has partially

(tet_:osted. Plastic storage
containers should t)e at

least partially mlco_ere(t.

• Family-size, 1)ret)ackaged
/i'ozen dimmers can be

delrosted and micro-
wa_e(I. If the tood is in a

/oil container, trans/br it
to a microwave-sale dish.

• Foods that spoil easily.
such as milk, eggs, fish,
smltings, l)oultw and
t)ork, should not t)e

allowed to sit om lot

more than oHe hour

a/ier de/i'osting. Room
teml)eramre promotes
the growth of harmhfl

bacteria.

• For more even de/i'osting
of larger fi)o(ts, such as

beef, lamb and veal
roasts, use Auto Delkost.

• [_e s/IFe large meals are

COml)letely det_:osted
be/ore ( ooking.

• When deti'osted,/ood
should be cool but

so/tened in all areas. If still
slightly icy, return to the

mierowa\e _1-}' brie{ly, or
let it staHd a tew mimnes.

D rosting Guide

Food Time Comments

| mhl.

3 Io _ mill.

Breads,Cakes
Bread,bunsor rolls _1 piece)

Sweetrolls appro×. 12 oz..
FishandSeafood

Fillets, frozen_1 lb..
Shellfish,small pieces (1 lb.)

Fruit
Plastic pouch--1 to 2

(lO-oz, package J

Meat
Bacon 1 lb..

Franks (] lb.)

Groundmeat I lb.,
Roast:beef,lamb,veal,pork

Steaks, chops and cutlets

Poultry
Chicken, broiler-fryer

cutup (2K, m 3 lbs.

Chicken,whole

(2½ to 3 lb_,

Cornish hen

Turkey breast (4 lo 6 lbs.,

5 |o 7 lni//.

12 Io 16mi|/.

per lb
5 to 7 min.

per lb

15 1o 19 min.

17 to 21 min.

7 |o 13 ||lin.
per lb

Pla(e blo(k ill (asserole, Tllri/o'_er alld
tweak l| t) after half lfte time.

Place UnOl)ened package in oven.
Iet stand 5 minutes after deflx)sting.

Place/reopened package in oven.

Microwave just /mtil/i'mlks can be
separawd. Iet stand 5 mimltes, if
necessat), to complete de/i'osting.
Turn meat over after half the time.

Use power level 1.

Place unwrapl)ed meat in cooking dish.
Turn o_er a/ler half llle lime and shield

warln areas wittl loll. When tinished,
separaw pieces and Met stand to complete

de/i'osting.

Place wrapped chicken in dish. Unwrap
and turn over a/ler half die time. When

finished, separate pie(es and mi(rowa\ e
2-4 minutes more, if lle(essarv,

I,et stall(t to tinish del_'osdng.
Place wrapped chicken in dish. After half

tile time, /ll/wra t) al/(t tllrll ellickell ovec
Shield warn/areas wittl toil. Finish

(le/i'osting. If necessat), rml cold water in
die cavity until giblets can be removed.

Place unwrapped hen in the oven breast-
side-up. Turn over after half the time.
Run cool wawr ill the cavity mull giblets

(an be removed.
Pla(e unwrapped breast in dish breast-

side-down. After half the time, tm:n over
and shield warm areas widl/i)il. Iqnisft

delir)sting. I,et stand 1-2 hom:s in
refi'igerator to (omplete (te/i'osting.

71me Features

This is a quick way to set

Cook pads (t_'om I _o 6)
ti)r 1 to 6 minutes of

cooking at power level 10.
For examl}le, 1)tess the
2 pad/i)r 2 minmes of
( ooking time.

The t}ower level can
be changed as time is

com]ting down. Press
POWER I ,E'_T2I, and

enter 1-10.

You can use this feature

30 SEC. •/t ',viii t,(t(t 30 se(onds to

tlle tiI+ile (otlntin_,- down

eadl time the p;_d is

t)resse(t.

• It caJl 1)e used as a (lui(k

(()()king time.

2O

Convenience Features

POPCORK

L

(lesstime) (more time)

Use only with prepackagea

mmrowave popcorn weighing

125 to 3.5 ounces

How to Use thePopcorn
Feature

1 Follow package

instructions, using Time
Cook if the tlackage is

less than 1.75 c)tm(es or
larger than 3.5 omlces.

Place the package of

t)ot)corn ill tlle cenvar

of ttle microwave.

2 Press P()PC()RN. Tile

oven starts immediately.

Tap P()PC()RN to select
tlle bag size you are
cooking.

How to Adjust the Popcorn
Program to Provide a Shorter
or Longer Cook 77me

[Ivou lind that the brand ol
t)ot)¢orn you use underl)ops

or overcooks eonsisteml},

you can add or subtract

20-30 seconds to the
automatic poptling time.

To add time:

M'ler pressing P()PC()RN,
press 9 immediately after

the oven starts tot an extra
20 seconds.

Press 9 again to add
another l0 seconds (total
30 seconds additional time).

To subtract thne:

M'ter pressing P()PC()RN,
press 1 immediamlv atier

the oven starts tor 20
seconds less cooking time.

Press 1 ag_dn to reduce
cooking time another

[ 0 secon(ls (total 30 se(onds

less time).

The Beverage/i'ature
heats 1 to 3 servings of
any beverage.

Press BE'_I,b\(',E. The
o_en starts inmlediateh.

The serving size is

atttomaticallv set at l, but

(an be changed by t)ressing -
2 or 3 right after pressing

BE'k'EI,L \GE.

Drhlks heated with the
Beverage feattwe lllay be

very hot. Remove the

container with care.

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Convenience Features

2

Fhe Relw;ll ]('a|ure rehe_ll_,
| _) 3 servings o] many

prc\iousl_ (ooked (hods.

I Press P@_/II%\T.

2 Seh'ct R>od ly])e 1-6 tbr

one serving (see Rehe_ll
(;uide below).

3 Press _ or }{ Io re]le_tI _ or

;)° seFVil I_S.

4 Press START

NOTE: The serving size may
be changed or added after
pressing START Press
number pad 2 or 3.

Reheat Guide

1 Pasta Cover with lid or Vellte(t plastic wrap.

2 Meats, casseroles, pizza Cover witll lid or _ented plastic wrap.

3 Fruitsand vegetables Cover widl lid or vetoed plastic wrap.

4 Beverages, 8-I0oz. Works best widl wide mouth mugIdO not co_er.

5 Saoces andgravies Cover widl lid or _ented plastic wrap.

Cover widl vented plastic wrap.

(2 to3 foods, ,1oz. each)

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DEFROST

1 Press DEFROST

AUTO/TIME once.

2 Using the Conversion

Guide at right, enter
food weight. For

example, press pads 1
and 2 for 1.2 pounds

(I pound, 3 ounces).

3 Press START.

(Time Defrost is
explained in the 77me

Features section.)

The l)e/i'ost Auto!Time

teamre gives you two ways

to (tefl:ost/i'ozell/()o/ts.
Press DEFROST

ALIT()!TIME once tot
Auto I)et_:ost or tx+i(e/or

Time I)e/+'ost.

Use Auto Det_'ost/or meat,
t/ouhry and fish. Use Time

De/i'ost tor most odler
t_:ozen/i)()/ts.

Auto Defl:ost uutomati(allv

sets the del_'osting times
and t/ower levels to give
e_en deti:osting results tor
meats, l/ouhry and fish
weighing ut) to 6 pom/ds.

There is a handy guide
located on the inside ll"om

()t the ()veil.

Guide

Conversion Guide

If the weight of food is

state(1 i!l poH!lds and
Ot!!lces, tile ot!ilces llltlSt

be com'erted to tenths

(.1) ofa potmd.

Weight of Enter Food
Foodin Weight
Ounces (tenths of

apound)

1-2 :1

3 :2

4-5 :3
6-7 :4

8 :5

9 - 10 :6

11 :7

19-13 .8
14-15 :9

• Rel//o_,e l/lear i]?OlIl

t)ackage and t/lace on

n/ierowax e-sat)! dish.

• ]\vice (luring de/i'ost,

the oven signals TUI),N.
At ea(h TURN sigmd,

Hlrll Ill(' t()od ovel\

Remove de/i'osled meat

or shieM warm areas with

small tiieces of loll.

• Alter del_'osung, most
meats need to stand

5 minutes to (omplete
deti'osting. I_arge roasts

should stand tor about
30 mimnes.

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Other Features

To remind you that you
ha_e/ood in the oven, the
oven will dist)b_y "F()()[) IS

RI_ADY " and beep once _1
minute until you either

open the oven door or
press CI EAR/()FE

Press to enter the til//e o{

dav or to check the time of
day while mi_ rowaving.

I Press CI,()CK.

2 Emer time of (lax.

3 Select AM or PM.
4 Press START or CI ()CK.

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I AM_/PM ]

SCROLL SPEED

'File scroll speed of file
display can be (hanged.

Press and hold the

AM!PM pad about

3 seconds t() bring ut)
the displa?_. Select 1-5 ti)r
slow to thst scroll speed.

To turn the clo(k display
of/, press and hold (t tor

al)otlt t]lree se(ollds.

"[b redist)lay the do(k,
ret)eat.

RELAY

START

+,@

Delay Start alh)ws you to set
the n/icrowa_e to delta
cooking up to 24 hours.

I Press DEI AY S'IART.

2 Enter tlle time VO/l

warn tile oven to start.

(Be sure the n/icrowa_e

clock shows tile correct
time of day.)

3 Sele<t AM or PM.

4 Select any COl//bill_ttion

of Deti'ost Amo!Tin/e
or Time Cook I & II.

5 Press S'D\RT.

The Delay Start lime will
be displayed plus "DS."

The o_en will amon/aticallv
start at tile delayed time.

The tin/e of day mm be
displa}ed by pressing

CI _()CK.

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Other Features

Tinier ()n!Off operates as
a minute timer and Call be

used at any time, e_en

wl/en the o_en is ot)erating.

/ Press TIMER ()N!()FF.

2 Ellter tin/e VO/l Wallt to

count down.

3 Press TIMER ()N!()FF

to start.

When time is Ul), the oven

will signal. To ulrn off the
timer signal, press TIMER
()N/()FF.

NOTE: The tinier indicator
will be lit while tlle timer

is ot)erating.

Ill addition to starting

lll ,ll, IllI,'OllS,

S', ,, 'FJl'AUSE ,llows,Oil

to stop (ookil_g witho/lt
otlening the door or
clearing the distllay.

26

The RemiHder/eature Call
be used like an alarn/clock

all(t Call be Ilsed at ally

tin/e, even when the
o_en is otlerating. The

Reminder tin/e can be
set ut) to 24 hom:s later.

1 Press REMINDER.

2 Ellter the time vo[i Wallt

the o_en to remilld you.

(Be sure the illicrow_lve

(lock shows the correct
time of da}.)

3 Select AM or PM.

4 Press I/EMINI)ER. When

Remil_der signM occm:s,
press I,IEMINDER to turn

it ott'. The Reminder
time mm 1)e distll_yed 1)y

pressing REMINDER.

NOTE: The REM indicator
will remain lit to show that
the Reminder is set. "Ib
clear tlle Reminder betore

it occurs, press P,I_MINDER,
then 0. The REM indicator

will no longer be lit.

You lnaV lock the colltl?ol

])ariel to prew'nt the
microwave/)'om being

accidentally started or used

1)_ children.

To lock or mflock the
controls, press and hold

CI,E,\I(/()FF lot about
three seconds. When the

control panel is locked,
an "I" will be displayed
to the extreme right.

Z

iI 1

VENT FAN

A

HI-LO-OFF

The "_(!l/t t_tl/ 17elIlO'_(!s

S[{!;-iiil }tl/d other ",apors

t_:om sm:ta(e (ooking.

Press VENT FAN once tor
high thn speed, twice tor

low thn speed or a third
time to turu, the {hn off.

All _t/ltOlIlati( t_lll /('aHI17e

t)rotects the H/i(row_t_e
trom too much heat rising
trom the cooktop below it.

It automatically turns on if
it seltses tOO l//tlch heat.

If VO/I l/_o,e Hlrl/ed the/ktl/
oH you ma_ lind that you

CallllOt till'l/ it o/l_ The J_tl/

will automatically tm:n off
when the internal parts are

COO1. It lIlaV StaV OI/ /()l;
30 l//ill/ltes o17 IIlore alter

the cookto t) and microwa\e
controls are turned off.

iil SURFACE 1IIUGHT,_ i

ON-OFF

])lTeSs to |111711 tll(! SIllT{_l((f

light on or off.

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Microwave Terms

Term Definition

Arcing Arciu_ is time nlicrowaxe term lot sparks in lhe o'_en. Arciug is

caHsed l)', :

Covering

Shielding

Standing Time

Venting

• metal or/bil touching the .',ide of the oxen+

• [_i| thai is nol //lolded It) J_)od (/qlltlrl/ed edges act like

alllelll/aS).

• //lelal such as twist lies, poultry pill.',, gold-rinnned dishes.

• re_vcled paper lol*_rel._COlltail/illg sl//all //lcIal pieces.

(2lvers hold ill l//OiSt Ill'C, _lll()_r _;r l/ntJre eVell heating aud red lice
cooking, time. _'lililJ_g pla.',lic _rr_l}> <_r Ct)_Cri_g + with _rax ])_])Cr

a)lc, ws excess Sleal// Io es(}i])e.

I/_, a rq'ffular o',ev,, you shieM c]ficken breasts or baked R)ods to
pre'_eul o_er-browniug. _'Vhel/l//icrowa_,illg, Veil /Ise Ml/all .Mrips o]
[oil u_ shield flfiu parts, sllcl/ as time tips of wings alia |egs Oil

|lOll|flA. \_hich ]_'()[ll(t c()()k 1)('/k)rc larger ]lartb.

_q|el| vo/I cook with regular ()VeilS, J[)ods silo]/ as roams or cakes are

alltmed to .Malld It) Jiuish cooking or to sel. Standing tiuw is
''l wciallv ill tporlalll ill microwa\ e cookiug. Now |]tat a microwa_ed
cake is not placed on a cooling rack.

\ller covering a dish wid/plastic wrai/, you veul lhe ilia.slit wrap 1U

turning back one corner so excess swam can escape.

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Care and Cleaning

An occasional thorough
wiping with a solution of

baking soda _md i_lter
keeps the inside fi'esh.

NOTE:Be certainthepower
is offbefore cleaning any
part ofthis oven.

Walls, Floor, Inside Window,

Metal and Plastic Parts on
the Door

Some spatters can be
removed widl a paper
towel, others may require
a damp cloth. Remove
grea._y spatters with a sudsy

ch)th, then rinse widl a
dam I) ch)th. I[)/) not use

_lbr_lsive (leaners or sharp

H[cnsils 011 OVCII walls.

Never use a commercial
oven cleaner on rely part

of your microwave.

Removable Turntable and

Turntable Support

To prevent breakage,
(t1) not place tlle turntalfle
into water just atter
cooking. W_lsh it carefully
in warm, sudsy water or

in the dishwashel_ The
turntable and support

can be broken if dropt_ed.

RelIlel//beK do llO[ opeFt4te

the o_en without the
mrmable ;rod support

in t)k_ce.

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%

Care and Cleaning

We recmnmend against
using cleaners with

ammonia or alcohol,
as they can damage

the appearance of the
microwave oven. ff you

choose to use a common
household cleaner, first

apply the cleaner directly
to a clean cloth, then

wipe the soiled area.

Case

Clean the outside of the
microwave with a sudsy

cloth. Rinse and then dye.
Wipe the window clean

with a damp cloth.

ControlPanelandDoor

Wipe with a damp cloth.

I)ry thoroughly. Do not use
cleaning sprays, large
alnounts of soap and water,
abrasives or sharp ok!jects

on |he panel--|he}' (an

damage it. Some pat)er
lowels can also scratch the

control panel.

Door Seal

It's il//portant to kee t)
the area clean where the

door seals against the

llli(rowa_,e. Use only mild,

nonabrasive detergents
applied wilh a clean sponge

or soft cloth. Rinse well.

Bottom

Clean off the grease and
(ttlSl on lhe bottolll o]len.

Use a solution of warm

water and deterge*H.

3O

Bub t+@laceme t Ill

(WB36X10003), available
from your GE supplier.

2

"Ib replace the bulb(s),
first disconnect the power

at tile main fl_se or circuit
breaker panel or pull

tl/e plug.

Remove the screw at the

fl:ont of the light cowtr
and lower the cowm

I I

Remove screw

3 Be sure tile bulb(s) to be

ret)laced are cool before
removil)g. AJter breakil)g

the adhesive seal, remo_e
the t)ulb by gently turning.

Replace with the same size
and t_l)e bull).

4 Raise the light shield

and replace the screw.
Co]mect electrical pow(r

to the owm.

1 "Ib replace the oxen light,

first diseoHHe(t the t)ower

bulb with a 30-watt

_-It the l//+lil/ ttlse or (ir(tlit

:iii.candesceutbulb l>re:&er l)a, lel or pull

(WB36X10198), available [[+
frmny°urGEsupplier, the t)hN"

2 Remo+,e the to l) grille t)x

takillg ()lit the 2 s(rews
th+_t hold it in pl>we.

,_ Screws _,

3 Reli+)ove the charcoal

fiher (ifl)resent) to
access tile light (over

(see Remove Charcoal

Iqher section).

4 Remove tile light cover

located near tile center
of the oven that holds
tile t)tllb. Remo+,e the

troll) b} gently turning.
Rel)lace with the same
size and type bulb.

Light cover

IHll

5 P,epla(e the light (o,_er

and charcoal/ilwr

(if present}.

6 Replace die grille and

screws. Comlect electrical
t)ower to the oven.

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%

The Exhaust Feature

Charcoal F [er

on some moaelsl

The xent t_m has 2 metal
r( usable grease fillers.

Models that re(irculaie air

b_l(k ill[() the 1700111 _llso

use a (har(oal fiher.

Reusable Grease Filters

ion all models_

The metal fihers u:ap
grease released by toods
on the cooktot). They also
prevent flames fi'om toods

on the cookto l) /l'o]/l

damaging the insi(h' of

tht' l//icrow_l_ e.

For this reason, tile filters
must AI,'_X_\YS be in place

when the hood is used.
The grease tihers should

be cleaned on(e a month,
or as lleede(t.

32

To remove, slide it to the
rear using the tab. Pull it

down and ()lit,

To clean the grease filter,
soak it and then swish it

around in hot water and
detergent. Don't use

ammonia or annnonia
t)rod ucts because they will

darken the metal. I Jght
brushing can be used to

renlme enlbedded dirt.

Rinse, shake and let it (tt-x
betore replacing.

To replace, slide the filter
in the/i'ame slot on the

back of the opening. Pull

ul) and to the/i'ont to lock

into place.

Ill

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The charcoal filter

iI cannotbe cleaned. It

ii inost be replaced. Order
ii Part Nol WBO2X10943

fro,,vo,r .

If the model is not vented
to the outside, the air will
be recireulated througll a

dist)osable ellarcoal filter
that helps remove smoke

_l] l(t odors.

The charcoal filter should
be rel)laced when it is

noticeably (firtv or
diseoh)red (usually after

6-12 momfts, del)en(ting
on hood usage).

Remove 2 grille screws

to remove the grille.

To remove the charcoal

filter, (fisc(mneet power

at the main filse or circuit
breaker t)anel or pull

the plug.

Remove the to t) grille bv
removing the 2 screws that
hold it ill t)lace. Pull the

Jilter at the bottom until it
comes fi:ee of the locking

tabs. Slide the filter down
and out.

JIIIIIII IIIIll

To install a new filter,
remove t)lastic and other

outer wral)l)ing/i'om tile
new filt el_

I Insert the top of tfte filter

II t) _!lld into the grooves

on the inside ot the top
opening.

2 Push tile l)ottom of the

filter ill until it snal)s
into place behind the
locking tabs.

IIIIllll

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Before You Call For Service

Problem

Oven will not
start

Floor of the oven is
warm, even when

the oven has not
been used

A fuse in your home
may be blown or the

circuit breaker tripped.

Power surge.

Plug not fully inserted
into wall outlet.

The cooktop light is
located below the oven

floor. When the light
is on, the heat it
produces may make the

oven floor get warm.

• Replace fi_se or reset circuit breaker;

• Unl)lug the microwave oven, then ])lug
it back in.

• Make sm:e the 3-])rong t)h_g on the

oven is fifllv inserted imo wall outlet.

• This is normal.

"LOCKED"appears The control has been • Press ;rod hold C[£_\R!OFF ti)r

on display locked. ;d)()ut 3 se(-onds to ull|o(-k the (-o)ltrol.

Yoo bear all

unusual, low-tone
beep

You have tried to start
the Reufilder withou!

a valid thne of day.

You have tried to change
the power level when it

is not allowed.

• Start over and enter a valid time

of (lay.

• Manv of the oven's ]('attires are ])reset

and cannot be changed.

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• Steam or vapor escaping

li'()l/l arOtllld tile (lo01".

• I,ight reflection around
door or ottter case.

• [)imming oven light and
change in tile blower
sound at power levels
other than high.

• Dull thumping sound
while oven is operating.

• TV-radio illterlhrence
might be noticed while

/ISillg tile lI/ic17owilve.

Similar to tile interfi:rence
caused bx other small

appliances, it does not
indicate a problem with
tile microw_ve. Phtg tile

microwave into a difIere_lt
electrical circuit, move tile
radio or TV as il_r m_,>'

/F()I/I tile l/licrowilve as
possible, or check tlle

position and sig_lal of
tile TViradio antenna.

35

Notes

36

Notes

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S(W\'iC('S a//d ('l/Vil?Ol/lIl(ql[S

that can 1)e used t)_ t)eot)le
of all ages, sizes and

cat)abilities. \_i' recognize
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wide rang(' of t)hysical alld
mental al)ilhh's and

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800.626.2002

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In(livid aals qualified

to service their own

al)l)liam es (an ha_e
parts or accessories sellt

directly to their home.

(VISA, MasterCard and

Disco',er cards are
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()rder on-line toda},
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Instructions contained
in this manual cover

procedures to be
performed by any user.

Other servlchlg generally

should be referred

to qualified service
personnel. Caution must

be exercised, shlce
improper servich_g may

cause tmsafe operation.

Register your new

appliance on-lh_e--
at your convenience!

Timely prod uct registration
will allow/or e_flmnced

commmficatioll and
prompt service/ll/der the

terms of your warranty,
should the need arise.

"_m may also mail in the

t)re-l)rimed registration
card included in the

packing material.

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Staple.,ale_,@ o, .,,,<died d,ed_/,e,,..P,,,d d o,'i_i,,.l

purchase date is m'edal to obtai_t service under warra_tty.

FULL ONP_ YEAR WARRANTY

For one year Dora (/ate of original
tmrchase, we will provide, fi'ee of (barge,
t)arts _md service lat)or iH your hoHle

to repair or replace a_U part o/the

mierowav(. 0v(m theft tbils t)ec_lllse of

a mamttiwturing de/cot.

IdMITED ADDITIONAL
NINE.YEAR WARRAN'IT

For the second tllrough the tenth year
/i'om the date of original tmrchase, we
will provide,/i'ee of charge, a rel)la(ement

mag_tetnm tube if the l//ag//etro]l tribe

/ails because of a mantdacmring detect.

'_i)u t)a}/or the service trip to your home

and service labor charges.

This warranty is exten(led to the original

tmr(haser and any suc(eeding owner lot
t)rod u(ts t)m:(based/or ordinary home use

in the 48 mainland states, t]awaii _md
W_stfington, D.C. In Alaska ttle warranty

is ttle same ex(ept that it is I JMITED
because you must 1)a} to shi t) the product
to the servi_ e sho 1) or tor the servi_ e

te(lmician's trowel costs to your home.
All warranty service will be t)rovided bv

our F_wtorv Service Centers or bv ore:
authorized Customer Care ('`'serv{(ers

dm:ing normal working hom:s.
Should yore: apt)liance need service,

dm:ing warranty period or beyond,
call 800.GE.CAI_2S (800.432.2737).

• Service trips to your home to teach you

how to use the product.

• hnproper installation, delivery or

nlalntenallee *

If you have ml hlstallation problem, contact

your dealer or h_staller. You are respo_sible *

for providhlg adequate electrical,
exhausting mid oilier comlecfing facilities.

• Replacement of house fuses or resetting •
of circuit breakers.

• Replacement of the cooktop light bulbs.

• Failure of the product if it is nffsused, or

used for other than the intended purpose

or used commercially.

• Dmnage to product caused by accident,
fire, floods or acts of God.

Incidental or consequential dmnage
caused by possible defects with tiffs
appliance.

Dmnage caused after delivery.

Some slaws do not allow t!le exclusion 0::lintitation of incidemal or conseqt,ential damages, I

so the abo_ e limitafi0n or exc!usion m_o not app!y to yotL This wavmnty gives yott spec!tic lega! [

rights, and }Otl ina} also hm:{! Q!her rights whiclI vary ti'om state tO state. _lb know what your I

legal rights >u:cin _OU[ state, c( nsu!t y0_!! !ota ! or St_,tc (onsu:_ er a!!hirs office ,4t7)ou r st_,!c:s

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