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JVM1730
JNM1731
JVM 1740

Spacemaker Microwave Oven
Owner's Manual

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Write the model and serial numbers here:

Model#
Serial#
Find these numbers

on a label inside

the oven.

GEAppliances
49-40613
DE68-03700A
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06-09 J R

READ ALL SAH_2TY
INkDRMA TYON BEFORE USING

-_ WARNING!
To reduce the risk of burns, electric shock, fire, injury to persons, or exposure to excessive
microwave energy:

For your safety, the information
must be fbllowed
to minimize
_

F* a Y

FI_G'A

U7 ION5

TO AVOID
POSSIBI_
EXPOSURE
TO EXC_SSI_
MICROWAVE
ENERGY

or explosion
or to prevent
personal
injm?

in this manual
the risk of fire

property

damage,

orlossoflite,

Do Not Attempt

On Not Operate

the oven

to operate

if it is damaged.

It is

with tlle
since

this oven
door

that

the oven

door

properly

and

exposure

that

nllCl'OW_tVe

safety

with

interlocks.

1)o Not Place
between

not to

or tamper

any object

the oven

fi'ont

fhce and the door or
allow soil or cleaner
residue
to accumulate
on sealing surfaces.

SAVE THESE

INSTR

there

damage

energy.

It is important
defeat

important

can result

in harmhd

the

particularly

open-door

operation

open

I door

is no
to the:

(bent).

2 hinges and latches
(broken
or loosened).
3 door

seals and _aling

surfaces.
The Oven ShouldNot
be adjusted
by anyone

or repaired
except

properly

qualified

set_zice

personnel.

UCTYONS

• Read
This microwave

oven is

UL listed for installation
over electric and gas
ranges.
This microwave

oven is

not approved or tested
for marine use.

and

specific

fi)llow tlte

• Do not

"Precautions

operate

appliance

tltis

if it ltas a

Avoid Possible
Exposure
to Excessive
Microwave

damaged

Energy"

properly

or if it ltas been

damaged

or dropped.

page

• Tltis appliance
grounded.

must

Connect

to properly

plug,

only

grounded

replaced
Electric

mount

appliance
• Install

over a sink.

appliance
accordance

was designed

by General
Service or an

described

chemicals

lot use over

no wider

tltan

1)otlt gas and electric
equipment.

service

agent

in tltis manual.

Do llOt use corrosive

oven

It may be installed

cooking

is
be

• Use tltis appliance
only
lot its intended
use as

only in
witlt tlte

provided
Installation
Instructions.

ranges

cord

Electric.

this

Tltis over=tire-range

using a power cord
awdlable
Dt)m General

tltis

or locate

cord

it must

authorized

• Do not

If the power
damaged,

outlet. See Grounding
Instructions
section on
page

power

if it is not working

36."

over

or w_pors

tltis appliance.

This
is

microwave

()veil

specifically

designed

lteat, dry or cook fi)od,
and is not intended
lot laboratory
or
industrial
use.

SAVE THESE INSTR UC770NS

READ ALl, SAkETY
INI DRMA TYON BEFORE USING
• Do not coxvr
openings

or block

any

• Do not store this appliance
outdoors.
Do not use this
product
example,

• To reduce

on the appliance.

-- Do not overtook

near wateI_tbr
in a wet

baselllellt,

Hear

cord away
surfaces.

• Do not immerse

Carefiflly

attend

appliance

when

placed

inside

papei;

• This appliance
be serviced
service
nearest

the oven

while cooking.
--

P.emovc
and

metal

fl'om

pl)wer

wire

containers

cord or plug in waten

them
--

Do not
tor

use

Do not
utensils

the

leave

oven

-- If materials

close supervision

necessm T when

used

• Do not store
directly
when

in file

anything

on top of the

n/icrowilx_

paper

or tood

or ad.jusmmnt.

by children.

cooking

()X_II wheil

ignite,

placing

pro'poses.

products,

tile

()/_ll
ii/icrowitve

is in operation.

Hot ill /lse.

inside

oven

kce I) the oxen

door closed, turn the
oxen off and disconnect
the pl)wer

cord, or shut

off pl)wer at the filse or
circuit

breaker

If the door

panel.

is opened,

the

fire may spread.
-- Do not use the
Sensor

Features

successioll

OH tile

twice in
Sitll/e

tood portion.
If tood is
under cooked after the
Jirst

CO/llltdowll,

/lse

Bme Cook tbr additional
cooking

Contact
service

• As with any appliance,

oven.

storag_

personnel.
authorized

repair

plastic

belore

in the

must only

by qualified

tacilitv tor examination,
twist-ties

handles

paper

• See door surtime cleaning
instructions
in the Care
and Cleaning section (s)
of this manual.

tood.

plastic or other combustible materials are

swimming pool, near a
sink or in similar locations.
• Keep power
fl'om heated

tile risk of fire

in the oven cm'iw:

time.

SAVE THESE INSTR UCTYONS

Stlrlilce
()Veil

SPECIAL N0 7??,SABOUT MICRO WAVING

Only use microwave
on more than one level.
NOTstore

the oven

• Metal, such

•Tlle metal sllelf (if
included) not installed
correctly so it touches tlle

II/iCFOWIP,_.

• Metal or loll touclling tlle
side of tlle oven.

shelf when reheating

Arcing is tlle microwave
term lot sparks in tlle oven.
Arcing is caused by:

• Foil not molded

shelf in the microwave.

(upturned

See operating instructions

alltellllaS).

II/i('IX)WiP_

unless

()X_II

II/ic1x

• Some

tlllless

yO/l/lse

labeled

)WIP_

tot use in

O_IIS.

products

sucll as

tot example,

closedjars---m_e

able to

explode and sllould
not be lleated in this
microw.tve
rise

could

tile

resuh

oven. Such
II/icFoWltX_

O_,_11

in il/jm),.

OX_II.

PFUSSIIFU

egg

g/lk and will cause

it to

possibly

towels

containing

small metal

pieces being used
tile ill icl_owltve.

• Opelafing
tile microwave
with no tood inside lot
a minute

or two

may (raise damage to tile
oven and could start a
fire. It increases

tile lleat

around
the magnetron
and can sllorten tlle lit_

• Foods witll unbroken
outer

"skin" sucll as
llot dogs,

smlsages, tomatoes, apples,
cllicken livers and other

will build up inside
burst,

paper

• P,ecycled

potatoes,

• Do not boil eggs in a
II/icFoWitVe

in tlle

of tile oven.

wllole eggs and sealed
containers

dislles,

II/OFe than

in a special

popcorn

rimmed

act like

II/icl_owitve popcorn
accessory

as twist-ties,

pins or g, lld-

to tood

edges

Do not pop popcorn
yO/ll"

pouhry

giblets, and egg yolks
sllould
steam

be pierced
to escape

cooking.

resulting

in il/.juEv.

SAVE THI 2SE INS TR UC TIONS

to allow
during

SPECIAL N0 7??,SABOUT MICRO WAVING

SAFETY
FACT

• Avoid

SUPERHEATEDWATER

heating

baby

inlant tood is thoroughly
cooked.
Stir tood to

fire, causing

the heat

Be careflfl

to prevent

be overheatedbeyond
the boilingpoint without
appearingto be boiling.
Visible bubblingor boiling
when the container
is removedfromthe
microwave oven is not

scalding
tormula

-- Do not overheat

the

liquid.
--

Stir

the

both

belore and ball,ray
through heating it.
-- Do not use straightsided containers with
narrow
necks.
--After 1-1eating, allow the
container to stand in
the

microwave

evenly.

when warming
or breast milk.

They

dehydrate

yO/Ir

• Cook

could

and catch
damage

()Veil.

meat

and

poultry

tlloroughly--n/eat
to
at least an INTERNAL
ten/perature

of 160°F

The container
n/ay tcel
cooler than the n/ilk

and poultry

to at least

INTERNAL

ten/perature

really

of 180°F.

is. Alw_ffs test the

milk

beJore

tceding

these

the baby.
• Don't

deflost

lle_,_rages
necked

flozen

Cooking

usually protects
against
tbodborne
illness.

(especially

carbonated
beverages).
Even if the container
is
opened,

pressure

can

build up. Tl-fis can cause
the container
to burst,
possibly

resulting

ill jut>
• Hot

toods

and steam

carefifl

burns.

when

of hot

tood,

including

bags,

cooking

and boxes.
possible

opening

any containers

popcorn
pouches

To prevent

ill.jury, direct

steam away fl'on/
and tace.

hands

()veil

tbr a short time beiore
removing the containen
-- Use extreme care when
inserting a spoon or
other utensil into the
containen

SAVE THESE

INSTR

temperatures

ill llarrowbottles

can cause
liquid

ovcrcook

potatoes.

distribute

To reduce the risk of il/jury
to persolls:

• Do not

in glass jars, even with
the lid off. Make sure all

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

always present. THIS
COULDRESULTIN VERY
HOT LIQUIDSSUDDENLY
BOILINGOVERWHEN THE
CONTAINERIS DISTURBED
ORA SPOONOR OTHER
UTENSILIS INSERTED
INTO THE LIQUID.

tood

UCTYONS

Make

sure

all cookware

If the dish
and only

used in your microwave
oven is suitable
Jbr
microwaving.

Most

casseroles,

cooking

measuring

cups,

cup heats, then
is microwave-satE.

glass
dishes,

custard

cups, pottery or china
dinnerware
which does

not

have metallic
trim or glaze
with a metallic
sheen can
be used.

Some

is labeled

tot

microwaving."

cool
in the

the dish

cooking,
sate tot

vent plastic

use recycled
products.

paper

towels,

Recycled
napkins

could

or ignite.
containing
nyhm

cause

Paper

filaments

be avoided,

arcing

products

nyhm

or
should

as they may

also ignite.

oven

both

the dish

you

are testing

and

a glass

measuring

cup

filled

1 cup of water--set

the

measuring
cup either
or next to the dish.
Microwave

30-45

with
in

seconds

wrap

on)

transiErred
heated

tiom

tood.

the

Pot holders

may be needed
the cookware.
• "Boilable"

cooking

pouches

and

closed

to handle

tightly

plastic

1)ags should

be slit, pierced
as directed

or vented

1)y package.

trays
meat is
have a thin

could

burst

immediately
cooking,

plastic

during

possil)ly

in il/jury. Also,

microwaved,
the metal
can 1)urn the floor of the

be at least

partially

uncovered

because

oven or ignite
towel.

torm

a paper

use the microwave

at high. If the dish lmats,
it should not be used

to dry newspapers.

tot microwaving.

Not all plastic wrap
is suitable
tot use in
II/ic

rowave

Check

storage

a tight

they
When

with containers

tightly

covered

plastic

wrap,

covering

should

seal.

with
remove

carefully

and

steam away ti'om
and lace.

()veils.

the package

Jot proper

resulting

plastic

containers

cooking

direct
hands

after

strip of metal embedded
in the 1)ottom. ¼"hen

Do not

escape.

can

If they are not,

• Some styrofoam
(like those that
packaged

Be sure

• Cookware
may 1)ecome
hot 1)ecause of heat

()VeilS.

paper

steam

to retain

and prevent

spattering.

make sure it is
use in microwave

waxed

in order

moisture

which

• If you are not sure if a
dish is microwave-satE,
use this test: Place in the

towels,

paper and plastic wrap
can be used to cover
dishes

and waxed paper may
contain
metal flecks

How to test for a
microwave-safe
dish,

• Paper

If you use a meat
thermometer
while

• Do not

cookware

"suitable

remains
the water

use.

SAVE THliSE INS TR UC TYONS

SPECIAL NOTES ABOUT MICRO WAVING
• Use toil only as directed
in
this manual.
YVhen using
loll in the microwave
oven, kee I) the loll at least
1" away ti'om the sides of
the oven.

Plastic

cookware_Plastic

cookware
designed
lbr
microwave
cooking
is
very useflfl, but should
be used careflflly. Even
microwave-satE
plastic
may not be as tolerant
of
overcooking
conditions
as are glass or ceramic
materials
and may soften
or char if subjected
to short periods of
overcooking.
In longer
exposnres

cooking,
cookware

The tim will
automatically
certain
Take

Fan

care

starting

to
and

accidental
while
the

cooking
vent
Jan
the

the

microwave

not

of
fires
is in use.

underside

allow

to build
microwave

the

spreading

• Clean

Jan

(see
tcature).

prevent

often.
grease
on the
or the

filters.

these

oven, smother
a flaming
pan on the surface
unit
by covering
the pan
completely
with a lid, a
cookie sheet or a fiat tl, t)'.
• Use care when cleaning
the vent Jan filters.
Corrosive
cleaning
agents, such as lye-based
oven cleaners,
may
damage
the filters.

plastcs only and use
them in strict compliance
with the cookware
I1/anilJilCt/lrer_s

recom

n/endations.

2 Do not microwave
containers.

including
However,

tiom

pacem

electronic

products,

empW

Do not permit children
to use plastic cookware
without
complete
supervision.

• When preparing
flaming foods under
the microwave, turn
the Jim on.
• Never

leave

microwaves.
patients
with

akers

surlhce

units

beneath
your microwave
oven unattended
at high
heat settings.
Boilovcrs
cause smoking
and greasy
spillovcrs
that may ignite
and spread
if the
microwave
vent Jim is
operating.
To
automatic
Jan
use adequate
cookware
and
heat on snriace
only when

Most pacemakers
are
shielded
from interlcrence

guidelines:

I Use microwave-sale

the fi)od and
could ignite.

• In the event of a grease
fire on the surfi_ce units
below the microwave

operate
under

conditions

Automatic

()vet

minimize
operation,
sized
use high
units

necessary.

to consult
their ph):sicians
if they have concerns.

m ay wish

SAVE THESE INSTR UC770NS

GROUNDING 1NSTRUC770N /Off lTONAL Kf lS

Tltis appliance

cord

a grounding

wire witlt a

grounding
n/ust
Ensure proper ground
exists before use,

WARNING
Improper use of the
grounding plug can result
in a risk of electric shock.
Tltis appliance
grounded.

In the event

an electrical
grounding

n/ust
sltort

reduces

risk of electric

the

sltock

l/y

providing
an escape wire
fi)r tlte electric current.

plug.

ltaving
Tlte plug

be plugged

outlet

into

l)uih-in

a custon/

appearance.

For installation

between

cabinets
only;
end-ol:cabinet

not fi)r
installation.

use an adapter

witlt tltis appliance.

understood,
exists as to

is properly

use an extension

witlt

tltis appliance.
cord

is too

sltort, ltave a qualified
electrician
or service
tecltnician
near

the

install

an outlet

appliance.

grounded.

If the outlet
2-prong

(ground)

tlte power

con/pletely
or if doubt

is a standard

wall outlet,

it is

your personal

responsibility

and obligation

to have it

with a properly
3-prong

For best operation,

plug

tltis appliance

its own

into

electrical

outlet

flickering

of lights,

of fltse or tripping
circuit l)reaker.

to prevent
blowing
of

wall

two

JX81J-- Recirculating
CharcoalFilterKit
Filter
tlte

to provide

tion/

If tlte power

3"-wide filler panels.

widtlt

plug

c/tt

if tlte grounding
are not

Eacl-i kit contains

range ltood, filler panel
kits fill in tlte additional

prong
cord.

cord

tlte appliance

any

the third

tecltnician
instructions

JX48WH--White

a 36"

ren/ove

Do not

Filler Panel Kits

replacing

under

circ/ttl/stallces

Consuh
a qualified
electrician
or service

grounded
outlet.

Wlten

Do not

and grounded.

replaced

JX48BL--Black

tltat is properly

installed

wltetlter

circuit,

is equipped

witlt a power

kits are used

ii/icrowave

be vented

()veil

wlten
CallllOt

to tlte outside.
JX48

Availal)le

at extra

cost tion/

your GE supplier,
or see
GE Service Nun/bets.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

///////till\
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@

,
1 Door Handle. Pull to
()pen

the door.

door

must

latched

be securely

t_)r the
to operate.

Illicrow_]tVC

T
8 Removable Turntable.

4 Shelf (if included).

The

Lets you microwave

Turntable

several

must

be in place

using

the oven.

Jbods

at once.

Food

microwaves

when

placed

on the oven

2 Door Latches.

best

Shield.
cooking

S(Teen

allows

turntable

may be

removed

t_)r cleaning.

clock

while keeping
microwaves
confined
in the

oven.

Touch Control Panel
You must set the

to be viewed

when
The

directly

Window with Metal
5

and support

floor

turn table.
3

1)eJ_)re using

the microwave.
6

Cooktop Lights.

Grease Filters.

Convenience Guide.

NOTE."Rating
vent(s)
located

plate,

oven

and oven light are
on the inside walls

of the microwave

oven.

The Controls on Your Microwave
(Throughout

Oven

this mm_ual, ,/_atu_s a_d <_ppear

time fbr T!ME cooI_
TIME DEFROST
or

]

EXPREss
cOoK[
power

!eve! may a!s ° be

changed

dur!ng

time

counOown;

2 Enter cooking or

defrosting
time.
3 Press POWER LEVEL.

4Select
desired
power
level1,Io.
5 Press START

l)ut tood
tiequent

rotating

Most cooking

done

on High

Here
of

ilre

/lses

setting

cook

need

less stirring

level

sonic

better

High 10

flav(m

Med-High 7

Medium5

cooking

foods

tendency

Defrosting
without cooking;
simmering:
delicate sm rues.

Use

WarmI

Keeping Ibod

lexel when

warnl

that

overcooking:
softening butter.

haxe a

without

potatoes.

Rest periods
microwave

Low2 or3
or

to 1)oil oxer, such

as scalloped

Slow cooking
and tenderizing
such as stews and
less tender cuts
of meat.

is used.

power

Gentle cooking
of"meat and

reheating.

will

texture

settings

Fish. bacon.

pouhry; baking
casseroles arid

if one of the

a lower

pies

power

vegetables,
boiling liquids,

may have

appearance

UXHII]

vi/riol/s

PowerLevel BestUses

of the tood.
toods

betbre

levels:

evenly, and

Some

cook

not
of the

\_as deti'osted.

J()r

will be

(I)ower

10). A lower

lower

would

the inside

or turning

oven

rotating

ener_z_ did

(10) will

of this

the outside

time.

thsmr

stirring,

feaur¢

of the

setting

need

An example

is shown with power level
3
the deii'ost cxcle. /f

level

and

power:

tbod.

on a range.

is the thstest

way to cook
100%

to the

to "'equalize"
or transtcr
heat to the inside of the

(when
energy

off) give time

lot

the
cyvles
the tood
13

7_me Features

Time Cook I

Time Cook II

Allows

Lets you change

you to microwave

tor any time up to 99
minutes
and 99 seconds.
Power

level

automatically
may

(High)
set,

change

but

it tor

the

door

you

cooking.
do it:

Here's

Display

f st°r l

2 Enter

the first cook

You

may

during
check
door

()pen
Time

the
and

Cook

tood.
press

cooking.

the power

if you don't

the

START

3 Changepower level
if youdon'twant full
power. (Press POWER
LEVEL.Select a
desiredpower level
1-10.)
4 PressSTART

power
4 Press

level
fifll

level 1-10.)
TIME

COOK

again.
the second

cook

tim e.

6 Change

the power level

if you don't want fifll
power. (Press POWER
LEVEI,. Select a power
level 1-10.)
7 Press STAP,T.
At the end
Time

want

power. (Press POWER
LEVEL. Select a desired

5 Enter

2 Entercooking time.

time.

flexibilitx:

resume

I Press TIME COOK,

during
how to

1 Press TIME CO()K.

3 Change

power

levels automatically

Cook

of Time
II counts

Cook

down.

Cooking

Guide for 7 me Cook I & H

NOTE."Usepower level High (10)unless otherwise noted.
Vegetable

Amount

Time

Comments

1 Ih.

6 to 9 rain.,

10-oz.

Med-High
(7)
5 to 7 rain.

In 1½-qt. ohlong glass haking dish,
place 1/4 cup water.
In 1-qt. casserole.

l Ih. cut ill half

9 to 11 rain.

In 1½-<1t. casserole,

l()-oz,

package

6 to 8 rain.

In 1-qt. casserole,
water.

place

2 tahlespoons

10-oz,

package

6 to 8 rain.

In 1-qt. casserole,

place

1/4

cup water.

Asparagus
(flesh

spears)

(frozen

spears)

package

Beans
(fi'esh

green

(flozen

green

Ifrozen

lima,

)
)

place

1/2

cup water.

Beets
i flesh,

whole

)

1 bunch

17 to 21 rain.

/n 2-qt. casserole,

place

1/2

cup water.

7 to 10 rain.

In 2-qt. casserole,

place

1/2

cup water.

)

1 bunch
, l 7 to 1_ lhs.)
1 bunch
, l 7 to 1_ lhs.)
10-oz. package

9 to 13 rain.

In 2-qt. ohlong
1/4 cup water.

5 to 7 rain.

In 1-qt. casserole.

5 to 7 rain.

In 1-qt. casserole,
water.

8 to 1 1 min.

In 1½- ( )r 2-qt. casserole,
water.

7 to I0 min.

In c2- n" 3-qt. casserole,

Broccoli
(flesh

cut)

(flesh

spears

(frozen.

glass haking

dish,

place

chopped)
(flozen

spears

Cabbage
(flesh)

) 10-oz,

package

1 medium
, ahout

head

S
2 lh,'.)

(wedges)

place

3 tahlespoons

place
place

1/4
1/4

cup
cup

watel'.

Carrots
(flesh.

sliced )

Iflozen_

1 Ih.

7 to 9 min.

In 1J/>qt. casserole,

lO-oz,

5 to 7 min.

In 1-qt. casserole,

package

place

1/4

cup water.

place

2 tahlespoons

place
place
place

1/2 cup water.
1/2 cup water.
2 tahlespoons

watel'.

Cauliflower
(floweretsl
(flesh. whole)
Iflozen_

1 medium
l medium
10-oz,

head
head

package

9 to 14 min.
I0 to 17 min.
5 to 7 min.

In 2-qt. casserole,
In 2-qt. casserole,
In 1-qt. casserole,
water.

Cooking
Vegetable

Guide for 7 me Cook I & H
Amount

Time

Comments

lO-oz,

5 to 7 rain.

In 1-qt. casserole,

Corn
Ifi'ozen

kernell

package

place

2 tablespoons

water,

Cornon the cob
(fl'esh J

] to 5 ears

3 to 4 rain.
per

ear

In 2-qt. obhmg
glass baking
dish, place
corn. If corn is in husk, use no water;
if corn has been
water. Rearrange

(fl'ozen

1 ear
2 to 6 ears

5 to 6 rain.
3 to 4 rain.
per

ear

lmsked,
add 1/4 cup
after half of time.

Place in 2-qt. obhmg
glass baking
Cover with vented plastic wrap.
Rearrange
after half of time.

dish.

Mixed
vegetables
i frozen

l O-oz. package

5 to 7 rain.

In 1-qt. casserole,

place

3 tablespoons

water,

Peas
Iffesh.

shelled_

I fl'ozen3

2 lbs.

unshelled

9 to 12 rain.

In 1-qt. casserole,

place

1/4

l 0-oz.

package

5 to 7 rain.

In 1-qt. casserole,

place

2 tablespoons

cup water.

water,

Potatoes
Ifl'esh.
white"

cubed.

Iflesh, whole.
sweet or whitel

4 potatoes
, _ to 8 oz. each

9 to 12 rain.

]

3 to 4 rain.

Pierce
center

6 to _4 oz.

Peel

and

2-qt.
after

casserole
half of

cut

into

1 inch

with
time.

cubes.

1/2

with cooking
of the oven.

cup

Place

water.

in
Stir

tork.
Place
in
Let stand
:5 minutes.

Spinach
(fl'esh)

lO to 16 oz.

5 to 7 rain.

In 2-qt. casserole,

(frozen.
chopped
and leaf_

10-oz.

5 to 7 rain.

In 1-qt. casserole,

pack:tge

place

washed

place

spinach.

3 tablespoons

water.

Squash
(flesh.
and

summer

1 lb. sliced

5 to 7 rain.

1 to 2 squash
_about 1 lb. each

8 to 11 rain.

Cut

1½-qt.

(winter
acorn
butternut}

place

in half

and

remove

membranes.

baking

place

down.

casserole,

1/4

cup

water.

? ellow)

dish,
Turn

2-qt.

cut-side-up

fibrous
obhmg

squash

glass
cut-side-

after

4 Ininutes.

7 me Features

0
Display

(Start _]

Allows you to defi'ost tot the
length of time you select. See
the Defi'osting Guide tot
suggested times.
Power level 3 is automatically
set, but you may chang> this
fi)r more flexibility. You may
defi'ost small items more
quickly by v,fising the power
level after entering the time.
However, they will need more
flequent attention than usual.
Power level 7 cuts the total

I Press DEFROST
AUTO/TIME twice.
2 Enter defrosting time.
3 Press START
4 Turnfood over when
the oven signals.
5 Press START
(Auto Defrost explained
in the section on

defi'osting time in about halt;
power level 10 cuts the total
time to approximately l/3.
Rotate or stir tood fiequently.
At one hall of selected
defiosting time, the oven
signals TURN. At this time,
turn tood over and break
apart or reammge pieces tot
more even defi'osting. Shield
any warm areas with small
pieces of toil.

Convenience Features.)

A dull thumping noise m_g be
heard during deflosting. This
sound is normal when the
oven is not operating at High
poweI:

DefrostingTips
• Foods fi'ozen in paper or
plastic can be defi'osted in
the packag>. Tightly closed
packages should be slit,
pierced or vented AFTER
ti)od has partially deflosted.
Plastic stoFag_ containers
should be at least partially
tlnc(weied.

• Family-size, prepackaged
fi'ozen dinners can be
defiosted and microwaved.
If the fi)od is in a fi)il
container, minster it to a
microwave-sate dish.
• Foods that spoil easily, such
as milk, eggs, fish, stutfings,
poult_y and pork, should
not be allowed to sit out
tot more than one hour
after

Room

defi'osting.

tempeFatm'e

promotes

growth of harmfifl

the

bacteria.

• For more even defi'osting
of larg>r toods, such as beef,
lamb and veal roasts, use
Auto Defiost.
• Be sure large meats are
completely defiosted befiwe
cooking.
• When deflosted, tood
should be cool but sottened
in all areas. If still slightly icy,
return to the microwave ve_y
brietly, or let it stand a t>w
minutes.

Defrosting

Guide

Food

Time

Comments

Breads, Cakes
Bread, buns or rolls (1 piece)

I rain.

Sweet rolls (approx.

3 to 5 rain.

12 oz, _

Fish and Seafood
Fillets, frozen (1 lb._
Shellfish, small pieces (1 lb.)

Fruit
Plastic pouch I to2
(I O-oz. package)
Meat
Bacon (1 lb.)

_ to _ rain.
5 to 7 rain.

3 1o

Steaks, chops and cutlets

1)lock in casserole.

break

up after

half

the

Turn

and

over

time.

_ min.

Place unopened
package
Let stand 5 minutes
after

Franks (1 lb. J

Groundmeat (1 lb. i
Roast:beef,lamb, veal,pork

Place

5 to 7 min.
12 to 16 min.
per lb.
5 to 7 min.
per lb.

in oven.
defrosting.

Place unopened
package
in oven.
Microwave.just
until tianks can be
separated.
Let stand 5 minutes,
if
necessary,
to complete
defiosting.
Turn meat over after half the time.
Use power

level

Place unwrapped
Turn over after
warm

areas

1.
meat in cooking
half tlte time and

dislt.
shield

witlt toil. YVlten finislted,

separate
pieces
defiosting.

and let stand

to complete

Pon/tq
Chicken, broiler-fryer
cutup (2½ to 3 lbs._

15 to 19 min.

Place wrapped
and turn over

chicken
in dish. Unwrap
after half tlte time. YVlten

finished,
separate
pieces and microwave
2-4 minutes
more, if necessary.
Let stand
to finislt detiosting.

Chicken,whole
(2½ to 3 lbs.

17 to 21 min.

Place wrapped
clticken
in dish. After ltalf
the time, unwrap
and turn clticken
()vet.
Shield warm areas witlt toil. Finislt
deliosting.
If necessary,
run cold water
tlte cavity until giblets can be removed.

Cornishhen

7 to 13 min.
per lb.

Place unwrapped
lten in the oven breastside-up.
Turn over after ltalf the time.
P,un cool water in tlte cavity until giblets
can be removed.

Turkey breast (4 to 6 lbs.)

5 1o U min.

Place unwrapped
side-down.
Atter
and sltield warm

per

¸¸

lb.

deJiosting.
reJiigerator

breast in dish breasthalf tlte time, turn over
areas with toil. Finislt

Let stand 1-2 ltours in
to complete
deJiosting.

7_me Features

This is a quick

i:il re cook
31̧
cooking

way to set

The

time for 1-6 minutes.

Press

one

of the

Cook

pads

Express

(fiom

1 to 6)

for 1 to 6 minutes
cooking

at power

For example,

of
level

press

pad tbr 2 minutes
cooking

power

level can

changed

as time

counting
POWER

down. Press
LEVEL and

enter

1-10.

10.

the 2
of

time.

You can use this feature
two ways:

30Addsec.
)

• It will add
the time
each

time

30 seconds
counting
the pad

• It can

down

wa)

cooking

be
set

used
30

as a quick
seconds

time.

pressed.

Convenience

Features

To add time:

How to Use the Popcorn
Feature

package

instructions,

(less time) (more time)

Cook

Use only with prepackaged
microwave popcorn weighing
3,0 to 3,5 ounces,

using

Time

if tile package

less than
larger

than

Place

3.0 ounces

3.5 ounces.

the package

popcorn
of the
2 Press

in the center
m ic rowave.

POPCORN.

oven

starts

The

immediately.

Tap POPCORN

to select

the l)ag size yon are

Press 9 again
10 seconds
additional

How to Adjust the Popcorn
Program to Provide a Shorter

that

30 seconds

time).
time:

Mter

pressing

press

1 immediately

the oven

POPCORN,
after

starts ti)r 20

seconds

less cooking

1 again

cooking

time.

to reduce

time another

10 seconds

(total

30 seconds

less time).

or Longer Cook Time
If yon lind

to add another
(total

To subtract

Press

cooking.

popcorn

Alter pressing POPCORN,
press 9 immediately atter
the oven starts for an extra
20 seconds.

the l)l_and of

yon use underi)ops

or overcooks

consistently,

yon can add or sul)tract
20-30

seconds

automatic

The
heats

to the

popi)ing

Beverage

time.

tcatnre

1-3 servings

any beverage.

2 (( i¸ 3

Press

BEVEIUkGE.

oven

starts

The

serving

size is

automatically

set at 1, but

can be changed
2 or 3 right
BEVEI_GE.
20

The

immediately.

alter

lxy pressing
pressing

Drinks
Beverage

heated

with the

feature

may be

very hot. Remove
the
container
with care.

The P,eheat tcatnre

reheats

3 Press

1 to 3 servings of many
previously cooked toods.

c2()r 3 to reheat

c2()r

3 servings.
4 Press

I Press REHEAT.

START.

NOTE."Theserving size may
be changedor addedafter
pressingSTARTPress
numberpad2 or 3.

2 Select tood txl)e 1-6 tot
one serving (see Reheat
(;uide below).

Reheat Guide
Food Type ............

Comments .......................

1Pasta

Coxer

with lid or xented

plastic

wrap.

2 Meats, casseroles, pizza

Co_er

with lid or _ented

plastic

wrap.

3 Fruits and vegetables

Coxer

with lid or xented

plastic

wrap.

4 Beverages,

Works

best with wide

Coxer

with lid or xented

5 Sances

8-10

andgravies

6Plateofleftovers
(2 to 3 foods, 4 oz. each)

Cox er with xented

The

Potato

tcatnre

month

plastic

cooks

nptofonr
pot
.oes S-,0onnce
Press

POTATO

one potato,
potatoes,

once

tot

twice tot two
three

times

mug--do

plastic

not coxer.

wrap.

three

potatoes

and tonr

times Jot tonr potatoes.
The oven will start
im mediately
POTATO

alter
is pressed.

tot

(on some models)

1
4
7

2
5
8

3
6
9

The Vegetable tcature
automatically sets the
cooking times and power
levels to cook fi'esh, fi'ozen
or canned vegetables.
/ Press VEGETABLE.
"Select Vcggie type 1-3"
will be displ;ged.

4 The

oven

starts

an tomaticall?.
Food
Code

Food

WeiTlht

Canned

4-20

oz.

2
3

Frozen
Fresh

4-20
4-16

oz.
oz.

2 Select tbod type 1-3
(see chart at right).

Display

3 Enter weight in ounces
(see chart at right).
21

Convenience

Features
(on some models)
The

Cook

tcature

automatically
cooking

6
9

and

power

3 Enter

weight

4 Press

START.

Hint." Press and

levels for a w_rie W of leeds.
/ Press

times

sets the

COOK

COOK.

pad

to display

2 Select food t) pe 1-9 (see
the Cook Guide 1)elow).

and

in ounces.

hold

during
the food

remaining

the
cooking
type

cook

time.

0
Display

Cook Guide
Food Type
1 Canned

Vegetables

2 Frozen Vegetables

Weight

Comments

4 to 20 oz.

Use microwaxe-sate
casserole
or 1)owl.
Coxer with lid or xented plastic wlap.

4 to 20 oz.

Use microwave-sate

casserole

or 1)owl.

Follow package
instructions
for adding
water. Coxer with lid or xented
plastic

wrap.

3 Fresh Vegetables

4 to 16 oz.

Use microwa,
e-sate casserole
or 1)owl.
Add 2 tablespoons
water tor each serxing.
Coxer with lid or _ented plastic wl_ap.

4 Potatoes

8 to 40 oz.

Pierce skin with fork. Place
oxen tiger or turntable.

5 Fish

4 to 16 oz.

Use obhmg,
with xented

square or round dish. Coxer
plastic wrap or wax paper.

4 to 40 oz.

Use el)long,
with xented

square or round
plastic wrap.

8 to 48 oz.

Use round

6 Chicken

Pieces

7 Ground Meat
(beef, pork, turkey)

casserole

dish.

potatoes

dish.

Coxer

Cruml)le

meat

into dish. Co_er with lid or _ented
wrap. Drain and stir at signal.

plastic

8Bacon

2_ t( ) 10 oz.

La_er
,
strips on a plate, 4 to a la_er.
Co_er each la}er with a paper towel.

9 Pizza
(frozen, microwaveable)

4 to 16 oz.

Follow package
instructions
pizza for microwa_ing.

to prepare

The

Deflost

tcatnre

Auto/Time

gives

to deflost

Press

you

Auto

once

Deflost
Time

Use

Auto

poultry

and

Deflost

lot

flozen

Joods.

AUTO/TIME once.
2 Usingthe Conversion
Guideat right, enter
foodweight. For
example,presspads I
and2 for 1.2pounds
(I pound,3 ounces).

Auto

fish.

the

and

power

even

located
the

Jot

meat,

Use

Time

Weight of
Food in
Ounces
....

a pound)

4-5

times
to give
results
and

617

lot

fish

9-10

to 6 pounds.

is a handy
the

guide
inside

flont

12-13

14"15

oven.

• Remoxe

meat

package

3 PressSTART
(Time Defrost is
explained in the 77me
Features section.)

Enter Food
Weight
(tenths of

other

levels

automatically

poultry

weiglfing
There

Jor

deflosting

defl'osting

meats,

pf tbod

stated in pounds
and
ounces,
the ounces
must
be converted
to tenths
(.1) ofa p0und.

twice

m()st

Deflost

sets

Defrost

I PressDEFROST

If th e weight

Defl'ost.

Display

_ Start

ways

toods.

DEFROST

AUTO/TIME

tbr

two

flozen

and

microwax
• Twice
the
At

each

tood

signal,
over.

defl'osted
warm

small

• After

TURN.

TUI_N

shield

with

defrost,

signals

the

pieces

need

:5 minutes

toil.

most
to stand

deflosting.
should

meat
areas

deflosting,

meats

dish.

during

Remove

place

e-safe

oven

turn

tiom

complete

Large
stand

lot

roasts
al)out

minutes.

Other Features

Your Model

To remind

you that you

have fi)od
oven

May Have

in the oven,

will display

READY"
minute

and beep
until

the oven

press

CLEAR/OFF.

Press

door

to enter

the

day or to check

2 Enter

0
Display

st0rq

LP°useJ

4 Press

IS
a

time

the time

microwaving.

I P_ess CLOCK.

3 Select

once

you either

open

of day while

the

"FOOD

time

of day.

AM or PM.
START

or CLOCK.

The

scroll

speed

of the

display can be changed.
Press and hold the

AM/PM

pad about

3 seconds

to bring

the display.

Select

up
1-5 tbr

slow to thst scroll

speed.

To turn

displa)

the

clock

off, press and hold
about 3 seconds.

0 for

To redispla)

the clock,

repeat.

Display

(on some models)
Delay

Start allo_vs you to

set the microwave
cooking

I Press
2 Enter
want

to 24 hours.

DEIAY
the

time you

the

clock shows

0
Display

START.

the oven

(Be sure

to delay

to start.
microwave

the correct

tim e of day.)
3 Select

AM or PM.

4 Select

an} combination

of Defiost
or Time
5 Press
The

I & II.

START.

Delay

Start

be displayed
The

Auto/Time
Cook

oven

time

plus

will automatically

start at the delayed
The

time

displayed
CI_OCK.

will

"DS."

time.

of day m_ W be
by pressing

LPause]

Other Features

Your Model

Timer On/Off
a minute
timer
used

the oven

I Press

5
8

9
.......

To turn

signal,

press

NOTE."
The

ON/OFF.

will be lit while

time you want

off the
TIMER

timer

indicator
the timer

is operating.

down.

3 Press

timer

ON/OFE

even

6
cotlnt

will signal.

is operating.

TIMER

2 Enter

operates
as
and can be

at any time,

when

May Have

TIMER

ON/OFF

to start.

Display
When

time

is up,

In addition
many

the oxen

to starting

fimctions,

START/PAUSE
to stop cooking

allows )ou
without

opening

the door

clearing

the display.

(on some models)
The

Reminder

t_attlre

be used

like an alarm

and can

be used

time,

even

oven

is operating.

Reminder

at any

when
time

the

0
Display

I Press
2 Enter

The

the oxen

you.

(Be sure the microwave
clock shows the correct
time
26

of da}.)

AM or PM.
REMINDER.

Reminder

signal

YVhen
occurs,

may be displayed

pressing

will remain

REM indicator
lit to show

the Reminder
clear

REMINDER.

NOTE."The

you want

to remind

4 Press

time

later.

REMINDER.
the time

3 Select

press REMINDER
to turn
it otE The Reminder

can be

set up to 24 hours

(-_ln
clock

that

is set. To

the Reminder

betore

it occurs, press REMINDER,
then 0. The REM indicator
will no longer

be lit.

_km

may

panel

lock

microwave

control

tiom

accidentally
used

the

prevent

controls,

being

CLEAR/OFF

started

To lock

the

children.

three

the

and
tor

seconds.

control

Control Lock

unlock
press

¼Then

panel

"L" will

the

hold
about
the

is locked,

displayed

extreme

right.

(on some models)
For best cooking
resuhs,
leaxe the turntable
on.

Turn
Table

[

It can

be turned

off

Sometimes

for large dishes. Press
TURNTABLE
to turn
the turntable

(Surface
Light

the

turntable

rotate

the

dish

is off,

1/2

Press

to turn

light

on or off.

touch.

the turntable
after

on and

0
Display

at any time

AUTO

NITE

On some

you want

the light to turn on.
Select AM or PM.
3 Press

models,

AUTO

LIGHT
the time

again

NITE
and enter

you want

light to turn
AM or PM.

there

option.

Press

SURFACE

once

Jot bright
night

LIGHT
light,

light

to turn

twice

or three

the light

off.

4 Press AUTO NITE
I ]GHT.
NITE

will stay lit to remind

Nite Light
the time

and

you that the tcature
is set.
You can review the Auto

I]GHT.
2 Enter

off

you want.
I Press

toucl-fing

during

a nigh t light

You can set the night

hot to

turn

the surface

automatically

for

cooking.

times

to turn

too

Be carefifl

Jot the

light

time

the turntable

can become

on or off.

_:hen

after half the
best results.

the

pressing
LIGHT.

settings

AUTO

NITE

To erase your settings
and turn off the automatic
tcature,
LIGHT,

press AUTO
then 0.

NITE

off. Select
21

Other Features

Your Model

May Have

(on some models)
The

beeper

Choose
to

-1

Fan )

lexel

0-3 for mute

loud.

The

Vent

sound

xent fan

steam
from

remoxes

and other
surface

xapors

cooking.

Press

VENT

high

tim speed,

low Lm speed
time

An automatic
protects

tim tcature

too much

ti'om

the cooktop

heat

to turn

If you have

rising

below

It automatically
turns on
if it senses too much heat.

it.

(}lllllOt

t/lrll

for

twice for
or a third

the

turned

on you may find

the microwave

tiom

FAN once

off.

Lm off.

the t:an
that you
The

£lll

will automatically

turn

off

when

parts

the internal

are

cool. It may stay on for
30 minutes
or more alter
the cooktop
and microwave
controls
are turned
off.

(on some models)
How to Use the Shelf

Food

When Microwaving

placed

.I////I

I I I I I \ \ \ \NN\

• Make

sure

the shelf

microwmes

best wl*en

on tile turntable.

shelf when reheating
!
on more than one

is
• DO NoTstorethe

positioned
properl}
inside the microwave
to prevent
the oven
• Do not

damage
from

F0r best

results

oven

Shelf in the

microwave

oven,

arcing.

use a

microwave
browning
dish on the shel£
The

shelf

could

ox erheat.
• Do not use the oven

with tile shelf on tile
microwave

floon

i¸¸¸
2-level reheating

This
on 2 levels

• To reheat
could

damage

lnicrowa_

tile

• Use pot

holders

handling

when

• To reheat

when

lower

the shelf'

it may be hot.
• Do not

Switch places after 1/2 time.

with

on the

1 Multipl}

reheat

time

bs 1 F_,.

use the shelf
cooking

2 Switch places
the time.

popcorn.
• Do not

2 dishes

level:

after

1/2

use the shelf

Sensor

Cooking

Switch

places after 1/2 time.

or Reheat.

Microwave

7 rms

Arcing

is the microwaxe

caused

b}:

• metal

term

or foil touching

• toil that

is not

for sparks

in the oxen.

Arcing

the side of the oxen.

molded

to tood

(upturned

edges

act like

_ln telln_ls).

• metal

such

• rec}cled
Coxers

allows
Shioldino

paper

hold

cooking

in moisture,

excess

_qJen

containing
allow

plastic

thin

which

for more

coxering

turning

exen

dishes.

pieces.

heating

or coxering

chicken

such

and

reduce

with wax paper

cook

betore

with regular

placed

larger

oxens,

on a cooling

a dish

back one

corner

1)feasts

}ou use small strips
and

legs on

parts.

toods

such

as roasts

or cakes

are

or to set. Standing
time is
cooking.
Note that a microwaxed
rack.

with plastic
so

or 1)aked toods

as the tips of wings

allowed to stand to finish cooking
especiall}
important
in microwaxe

After

metal

X_rhen microwaxing,

parts,

would

}ou cook

is not

small

wrap

}ou shield

oxet=t)rowning.

cake

pins, gold-rimmed

ste_lil/ to escape.
oxen,

toil to shield
poultD,

towels

time. \,_nting

In a regular
prexent

as twist ties, poultr}

excess

wrap,

}ou xent the plastic

ste_lm

C_lll

escape.

wrap

1)}

Care and Cleaning

An occasional
with

a solution

baking

soda

and

keeps

NOTE."Be certain the power

thorough

wiping

the inside

water

is off before cleaning any
part of this oven.

fiesh.

Wails, Floor,Inside Window,
Metal and Plastic Parts on
the Door

Removable Turntable and

Some

can be

do not

a paper

into

spatters

removed
towel,

with
others

a damp

may require

cloth.

greasy

spatters

cloth,

then

damp

cloth.

abrasive
utensils
Never
oven

Remove
with a sudsy

rinse

with a

Do not

cleaners
on oven

use

or sharp
walls.

use a commercial
cleaner

of your

on any part

Turntable Support
To prevent

breakage,

place

water just

cooking.

¼_sh

in warm, sudsy
the dishwasher.
turntable

the turntable
after
it carefiflly
water
The

or in

and support

can be broken

if dropped.

P,emember,
do not operate
the oven without
the
turntable

and support

in place.

microwave.

Shelf (if included)
Clean with mild soap and
water or in the dishwasher.
Do not clean
cleaning

in a self-

oven.

%
Care and Cleaning

bleach

Case

Clean

the

outside

microwave

oven, If you

choose
touseacommon
household Cleaner, first
apply the cleaner directly
to a clean cloth, then
wipe the soiled area,

with

of the

Rinse

and then

Wipe

the window

with a damp

Stainless

a sudsy

cloth.

dry.

clean

cloth.

Control Panel

Wipe with a damp cloth.
Dry thoroughly. Do not
use cleaning sprays, large
amounts of soap and water,
abrasives or sharp objects
on the panel--they
can
damage it. Some paper
towels can also scratch
the control

panel.

cleaning

the front

panel,

know

what type of panel

eleventh
number.
steel,

CleanSteel or Graphite
Use a clean, soil light mid
lightly dampened cloth,
then d W thoroughl> Do
not use appliance wax,
polish, bleach or products
containing any chemical
agent on the CleanSteel
or Graphim surl{_ces.
Plastic Color Panels
Use a clean,

soft, lightly

dampened

cloth,

then

dry

Door Seal

door

you have.

chlorine

Steel finishes.

thoroughly.

Door Panel
Belbre

or products

containing

make

sure

you

I),etcr to the

"G" is Gl_aphite,
and

or "C" are plastic

seals against

the microwave.

Use only mild,

digit of the model
"S" is stainless

is CleanSteel

It's important
to kee I) the
area clean where the door

"I/'

detergents

non-abrasive

applied

clean

sponge

Rinse

well.

with a

or soft cloth.

"B', "W"
colors.

Bottom

Stainless Steel
The stainless steel panel
can be cleaned
with
Stainless

Steel

a similar

product

a clean,

solt cloth.

stainless

cleaner

to avoid
plastic
32

Magic

using
Apply
carefiflly

the surrounding
parts.

appliance

Do not use

wax, polish,

Clean off the grease and
dust on the bottom
often.
Use a solution
water

and

of warm

detergent.

Light Bulb Replacement

Replaoe
theh,rued-out

1 To replace the bulb(s),
first

bulb with a 120volt,
40-watt

at the

incandescent

the

main

breaker

bulb (WB36XIO003),
available from your
GEsupplier.

disconnect
fllse

panel

3 Be

power

or circuit

the

flont

and

lower

screw

the

cover

cover.

adhesive

the

bull)

bulb with a 120volt,

40-waiucande oeut
available from your

the

at the

main

light,

the

power

fl_se

or circuit

breaker panel or pull
the plug.
To remove the top grille,
open the door and
rell/OVe

the

3 scrc,vs

top

of the

the

grille

into

the

grille

to the

renlove

oven

and

Wpe

Raise

the light
replace the

that

size

slfield
screw.

electrical

power

oven.

breaking

the

adhesive

seal,

remove

the bulb

by gently

turning.

Replace

the same
1)ulb.

size and

with
type

hold

place.
left

4 After

Slide
to

it.
5 Replace

screws.
power

the

same

bull).

8 Replace

light

turning.

the

Screws

3 Lift

remove

screw

oven

disconnect

breaking

seal,

with

to the

first

1)eft)re

by gently

Connect

To replace

to be

cool

After

the

and

Remove

bulb(s)

are

Replace

at the

light
the

the

removing.

pull

plug.

Remove

sure

replaced

the

metal

coxer
handle.

tab

located

the

light

the

grille

Connect
to

the

coxer.
and
electrical

oxen.

the

al)oxe

%
7"he Exhaust

Charcoal
(on some

Feature

Tlie _ent fan

Filter
models)

reusable

lias a metal

grease

Models

tliat

back into

filter.

recirculate

tlie room

use a cliarcoal

air

also

filter.

Reusable

Grease

Filter

(on a!! models)

Tlie reusable

grease

filter

released

1)y

traps

grease

toods

on tlie cooktop.

also prevents
toods

flames

It
tiom

on tlIe cooktop

damaging
tlie inside
tlie microwave.

To remove,

slide

from
of

filter

once

replacing.

aIl/n/OllIa

products

Don't
or

and

use

ail/n/Ollia

because
tlie metal.

the} will
IJglit

brushing
can be used to
remove embedded
dirt.

be
or

as needed.

sliake

in liot water

should

a montli,

belore

darken

cleaned

Rinse,

detergent.

ii i

TlIe grease

it to tlie

around

tlie filter

must AIMA_*% be in place
when tlIe lIood is used.

side using tlie tab. Pull it
down and ()tit.
To clean the grea_se filter,
soak it and tlIen swislI it

! I!II

For tliis reason,

and let it dry

To replace,
slide tlie filter
in tlie Dame slot on the
lelt side of tlIe opening.
Pull up and to tlie riglit
to lock into

place.

If themodelisnotvented Thecharcoal
filtershould
totheoutside,
theairwill bereplaced when it is
berecirculated
through
a noticeably dirty or
disposable
charcoal
filter
discolored
(usually after
thathelpsremove
smoke (3-12 months, depending
andodors.
on hood usage).
See
"Optional
tor more

___t t

Remove 3 grille screws
to remove the grille,

To remove the charcoal

Push

disconnect
power
at the main filse or circuit

bottom

breaker panel or pull
the plug.

the

filter,

Remove the top grille
by opening the door and
removing the 3 screws on
top of the oven that hold
the grille in place. Slide
the grille to the left to
remove it.

To install
remoxe

a new filter,
plastic

and

other

outer wrapping
new filter.

fl'om

Insert

into

the filter

side of the flont
opening
shown.
angle

the left

top

of the oven as
It will rest at an
on 2 side support

and in front
rear

the

tab. P,eplace

and 3 scrmvs.

tabs

of the right
the grille

the

Kits," page
intormation.

filter

at the

until

it comes

locking

tabs.

Slide

and

out.

filter

down

fl'ee

Before You Call For Service

Problem

Possible Cause

What to Do

Oven will not
start

A fuse in your
may be blown

• Replace fllse or reset circuit breaker.

Floor of the oven is
warm, even when
the oven has not
been used

circuit

breaker

Power

surge.

home
or the
tripped.

• Unplug the microwave
it back in.

oven, then plug

Plug not fully inserted
into wall outlet.

• Make

plug

Door not securely

• Open

closed.

The cooktop light is
located
below the oven

oven

sure

the 3-prong

is filly

inserted

the door

into

on the

wall outlet.

and close

securely.

• This is normal.

floor. When the light
is on. the heat it
produces may make the
oven floor get warm.

"LOCKED"appears
on display

The control
locked,

Vent fan will not

The

turn off

automatically

vent

has been

• Press
about
The

fan
turns

to cool
internal
parts
while
the microwave
is on.

"SENSORERROR"
appears on display

When
using
a Sensor
feature,
the door
was
opened
before
steam
could be detected.
Steam

was

in maximum
of

time.

not

detected
amount

and hold CLEAR/OFF
3 seconds
to unlock
vent

tim cannot

tor
the control.

be turned

off

while the microwave
is operating.
This is normal. ¥\_tit tor the microwave
to turn off and the t_m will either go
off automatically
or you will need to
turn it off by pressing
the Vent Fan
pad alter the microwave
is otL
Do not ()pen door until steam is
sensed and time is shown counting
down on display.
• Use

Time

Cook

to heat

tor

time.

• Moisture on the oven
door and walls while
cooking. Wipe the
moisture offwith a paper
towel or sott cloth.
• Moisture hetween

the

oven door panels when
cooking certain ti)ods.
Moisture should dissipate
shortly atter cooking is
finished.
• Steam or vapor escaping
flom around the door.
• Light reflection around
door or Otl[eI"case.

• TV-radio intertbrence
might he noticed while
using the microwave.
Similar to the intertbrence
caused hy other small
appliances, it does not
indicate a prohlem with
the microwave. Plug the
microwave into a ditterent
electrical circuit, move the
radio or TV as t_u"away
fl'om the microwave as
possihle or check the
position and signal of
the TV/radio anmnna.

• Dimming oven light and
change in the hlower
sound at power levels
other than high.
• Dull thumping sound
while oven is operating.
• The vent tim operating
while the microwa_> is
operating. The vent tim
will not go off nor can it
he turned off until the
microwave is off.

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