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Page 1: ...r Microwave Oven 12 13 Microwave Term s 31 Other Features 27 29 Time Features 15 20 7 oubleshooting 7ips 33 Thin s That Are Normal X _ ith 3 Yore Microwave O_en 4 Consumer Support Consumer Support Back Cover _ _arrantv 35 JE1440 v 4 Write the model and serial numbers here Model Serial 5im can find diem on a label inside of Ill O _ 11 3828W5A2183 164D3370P197 49 40230 1 11 01JR ...

Page 2: ... Operate the o_en if it is tmnaged It is particularly illl Hal t that the o el door close properly and that there is no damage to the door e _ N i _e_ _ _ a t he broken or loosened deaf e_ _ ll _ ea ill_ SlllTt_t es The Oven Should Not be _ justed or repaired by _lll_Olle excel properly qualified servi e t ersomle SAFETYPRECAUTIONS Thismicrowave oven is not approved or tested for marine use Read a...

Page 3: ...s a pliance outdoor Do not use this product Hear water or exal le ill a x vet basel el t lle_tl7 _t swJl l il g pool OF llear a Sil k heated sin times N I o not immerse power cord or plug in water Do not let power cord hang wet edge of table or com_te_ To redllce the lJsk of ire ill the ell Cavit_ Do not o ercook ood Carefidly attend apl liance if papel plastic or other combusdble mamfials are lac...

Page 4: ...orv or unless you use popcorn labeled tot use in llli Tow_l e ellS Sollle tlro hletS Sll h as qlole eggs and sealed eontainer_ or exmnt le closed jars will explode and shouM not be heated in this llliel ow_ e ell S Ich Ilse of the iiliel o_l e ell Co lld resuh in illj ll_ 1 o not boil egg s in a microw_ e oxen Pressure will buiM ut inside egg yolk mid will m_se it to bin st possibly resulting in i...

Page 5: ...ause the out finer to llurst possibly resulting ill injury Spontaneous boiling Under certain special circumstan es liquids may start to boil during or shortly a ier l elI OVH1 i Ol tlie ii icl ow i e ell To pFe ellt btlrlls i OIIl N lashing lk uid we recommend tile ollowing be 6re removing tile container i om the oven allow the contailler to stand ill the o ell br 30 to 40 seconds after die o_ n h...

Page 6: ...ll the cup heats d_en tile dish is lnicrowa_ e sale If you use a meat thermometer while cooking make sure it is sa b or use in microwmv o_vns Do not use recycled paper products Recycled paper towels napkins and waxed paper Call eOlltail l etal flecks which may cause arcing or ignite Paper products containing m lon or nylon filaments should be avoided as they may _dso igafim Some stvrotbam m_us lik...

Page 7: ...he to l toil eo_vr and return the tray to the box When using toil in the microwa_v oven kee t the oil at least 1 away i om the sides of the ovell Plastic cookware Plastic cookware designed tor microwme cooking is very usehfl t ut should be used caretullv Even ni rowa e sale l lastie may not be as tolerallt of o_vrcooking conditk ns as are glass or ceramic materials and mm so ien or char it sut jec...

Page 8: ...d ons _ a quali i d d im_ or s_r_i e hni i m i _ ga om_dfng IIIS I C I S _1 X lllpIet _I _l K _l_lOO 17 i o l XiS S iS 1 _h er I applimK _ is prop T17 gHmnd _d If _ oude_ fs _ slandavd 2 pr mg w otuleL i_ is yore p_ _onal r_ sponsibilh md bligauon _ h_x_ h _ pla _ d wi _ prop_l g Po i K d prong wall o Hi t O H l td T 1 1 CilC l IS1_llC S lI ol l l o _ I it d _lTO llK Wc do no_ recommend using m cx...

Page 9: ...ver screw does not ground the appliance unless the cover screw is metal and not insulated and the wall receptacle is grounded through the house wiring _bu should hay tll ir uit hc kcd 1 _1 tuMilh d ch tl_ ian to make smx the rcccpm h is properly groml h t When lis mnc dng the pow F oFd i o l the ad_ll t q _IIw_I _ hold the ad_l tcr with lit hm_d II dfis is n t don the a t_ptcr gr mnd terminal is v...

Page 10: ...t thc cxtension cord should be at cast as great as the ele tt i al F_tJllg of th _t J_ln The extension cord nmst be a g_ otmding t q_e _ v_rilT _ ord and _ it must be plugged into a 3 slot outlet The extension ord should be arrm_ged so that it will not drape _ _17 1 1 _COIII I Op 017 ta lctop where it all l e pulled on l _ children or tripped o er mfintentionallv I _x u use an extcnsion cord the i...

Page 11: ...GEAppfiences com READ ANDFOLLOW THIS SAFETY INFORMAtiON CAREFULLY SAVETHESE INSTRUCTIONS i_iiiiiiiii _ll__ _i iiiii_iiiii 17 ...

Page 12: ...ows ookingtobe _ w d while keeping mi rowa_es onfined in the oxen Convenience Guide 0 0 Touch ControlPanelandDisplay Door Latch Release Press at h release to open door Removable Turntable Tor ltM le and sup oN must be ill I _ _ _r _ _ using the o_en The mrmat le ma _ be F O_ d F l _ IliilI_ NOTE Rating plate oven vent s and oven light are located on the inside walls of the microwave oven ...

Page 13: ...ely ADD 30 SEC Starts immediately POWER LEVEl Power level 1 10 Convenience Features andAutOpres s Enter Feature Option POPCORN Starts immediately 3 5 oz 3 oz or Pressonce twice or three times 1 75 oz more lesstime BEVERAGE Starts immediately 4 oz 8 oz or Pressonce twice or three times 12 oz REHEAT Foodtype 1 6 1 3 servings SNACKS Snacktype 1 6 number weight COOK Foodtype 1 9 weigN DEFROSTAUTO TIME...

Page 14: ... but ood ma need more i equent sthTing rotating or turning over A loweF setting will ook IIlore e enlv and need less stirring or rotating of the toed Sonic Is IIIHV l _l_ 1 etleF l_l OY textIlYe OF appem mwe if one of the lower seuing_ is used Llse a lower power level when cooking leeds tI _t have a ten tenor to boil o_e_ such as s _dloped potatoes P est t e_o ts when the microw_l v energ y les oi...

Page 15: ...ring _me Cook to clw k _he food Close _he door m_d pre_ START_oresume cooki_g TimeCook tt I e_s yot b rage po _ r l xeIs aurora _ i all dining cookh_g IH_ s how _ do iI h ss TIME COOK I 1 1 Ih_ ss TIMECOOK _g _in _ _ _1 1 _ S 7ol d cook 1 _ 10 t _ e rid o time Cookt TimeCook tt oun_s down iiiii ii_ ii ii iiii iii_ i iiil iii iiiii iiiiii iiii iii ii 75 ...

Page 16: ...to 9 mh 1 to 1F_ lbs fresh spears 1 bm_ch 7 to 11 mln 1 to 1F_ lbs frozen lO oz package 4 to 7 nm_ chopped frozen spears O oz package 4to 7 nlln Cabbage fresh wedges Carrots fresh sliced frozen Cauliflower flowerets fresh whole frozen In 2 qt casserole lace 1 2 cup wi tel2 In 2 qt oblong glass baking dish place 1 4 cup WtlteE In 1 qt casserole 111 l qt asserole pla e _4tables OOl S _ater 1 mediumh...

Page 17: ...frozen lO oz package 2 to 6 rain In 1 qL caxserole pla e 2 tal lesl oou s water Potatoes fresh cubed 4 potatoes 9 to 12 rain white 6 to 8 oz each fresh whole 1 6 to 8 oz 2 to 4 mln sweet Or white Spinach fresh 10 to 16 oz frozen chopped lO oz package and leaf Squash fresh summer 1 lb sliced and winter acorn 1 or 2 squash or butternut about 1 lb each Peel and cut into 1 inch cubes Place in 2 qt cas...

Page 18: ...t_ r nlore evell deli oslillg Shield m v warm areas wid small pieces of toil A dull thumping noise mm be heard during de i osfing Itlis is normal when o en is not t emting at High power Defrosting tips Foods ti ozen ill paper or t lasti can be deli osted ill tile pa kage Closed packages should be slit pierced or vetoed zI ER tbod has partially de i osted Plastic storage containers sllould be parti...

Page 19: ...Poultry Chicken broiler fryer 14to 20mhl cutup 2 to 31bs Chicken whole 2 to 3 bs 20 to 25 nlhl Cornish bee 7 to 13 tim per lb Turkeybreast_m6_ 3m8 nlin per lb Place mlWl_ l t ed meat in cooking dish Turn o_er alier half tile time and shield warm areas with t_ il When finished sel arate pieces and let stand to coml lete deti osting iii iiHiHilil i Place wrapped chicken in dish Utlwrap and tt u rt o...

Page 20: ...s Pr _ss 11 _ ot th _ Express Cook pads fl om to 6 for to 6 millut _s o_ ooking _t powerlevel I0 For down Pr _ssPOWER LEVELa_d _t r 0 Add 30 Seconds Youcan use this feature two ways a h tim th pad is pr ss d I_ _n b us _sa ui k w _ to s q _ 0s on s o king ti_ iiii ii_i_ iiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiii i_ii ...

Page 21: ...bout the timefeatures section There is a handy guido located on the inside front of the oven Remove meat tixm_ pa kage and pla e on llli rowav safe dish F _ric during dcfi ost the ox ll siglmls TURN At eath TURNsig_lal 1111 1 the toad oxet Remoxe dcfix sted meat or shield warm areas with small pieces of tbil Alter deDosting most meats need to stand 5 minutes to omplete de i osting I argcroasts sho...

Page 22: ...horteror LongerCookTime If you find that tile 1 rand of popcorn you use l lde ops or overcooks COl SiStel tl _ H C_I I _1 1 1 or submlct 20 seconds to tile auton t_tic popping time Toadd time t ter pressing POPCORN pre _s 9 once in mediawlv _ffter tilt oxel sttlrts i r all ext _l 0 setol dS or t_avri e i r all extr t 20 se ol dS Tosub_acttime At let pressing POPCORN t re_ I once imn ediatelv ffter...

Page 23: ... be changed S _ t 1es 2 or 3 to reheat 2 or st _l lgs Reheat Guide 1 Past8 z z z z z z z z z z z z z z z z z z 2 Meats casseroles pizza 3 Fmits andvegetables 4 Beverages 8 1Ooz 5 Sauces and gravies 6 Plate of leftovers 2 to 3 foods 4 oz each Collllllents Covt r with lid or v nted t lasti Wl _tt Co_ r with lid or _ented t lastic wrap Co_er with lid or _ nted t lastic wrap Use wide motHh mug Covt r ...

Page 24: ... e 1 6 see Snacks Guide l elow Emer the Humber of items or the tbod weight iH O II S _ Press START HINE Youcanpress andhold the SNACKS pad during cookingto displaythe remainingmicrowaving time SnacksGuide 1 Bread rolls muffins 2 Sandwiches 3 PiTta leftoverslices 4 Dessert toppings 5Soup 6 Cheese dip Quantity or Weight 1 to 4 1 to 2 1 to 4 1 to 4 8 to 40 oz 4 to 16 oz iiii ii i iiii iiiii i ii ...

Page 25: ... Fresh Vegetables 4 to 16 o_ _ st l lit l_O q_l_ _ s_l c ls t l ole el t _rl Add 2 mblc _ t oon _ w itcr kn each serving Co or wilh lid or v l lcd l_sdc wrap 4 Potatoes 8 to 40 oz Picrc skill Wit _ rk Ply co t omloc _ OH _he Irl l lb 5 Fish 4 to 16 oz Use obhmg squ_rc or round dish Co ur with t lH d t l iMic wrap 6 Chicken Pieces 4 to 40 oz Use l g squ_rc or round tish o _ r Wit lH d t l _sdc wrap...

Page 26: ...ime Vegetable Guide Weight 1 Fresh Vegetables 4 to 16 oz 2 Frozen Vegetables 4 to 16 oz 3 CannedVegetables 4 to 20 oz Comments Ise l liClTOW_l S IJ Casserole or bowl Add 2 tablespoons water tot each serving C wer with lid or _ nted plastic wnq Use microv _v sa e casserole or l o d Follow package instructions k r adding _lter Cover with lid or vented plastic wnq Use l iCl OWaV saJi casserole or bow...

Page 27: ... the OW H door or press CLEAR OFF _iiii iiHiHilil iii iiN iill 1 2 3 H 1 _ 1 _ l E_ Clock t ress to e lter lie ilIle of W OF tO h k he iHKf of d _ywhile mi ro ra d _ g Press START or CLOCK Scroll Speed SC OLLSP_EO mid hold d_e AM PM pad abom 3 seconds Io bring up the dist la Sele t 1 5 tbr slow Io thsl s roll speed Start Pause In addition to starling waDy thn tions START PAUSE S _ J 7dlows VOll to...

Page 28: ...ll remain lit to show that the Rmninder is se_ Toclear the Rmninder before it occurs press REMINDER then O The REM indicator will no longer be lit iiii ii iiii iiiii ii cz3c r tlm_v o o_ 3 Delay Start Delay Start_llows you t set the mi rowa e to delay ooking ul to 24 hot_rs Enter the time you _r_tl t t l _ _ _11tO start Be sure _ _r the l i l_ r_tv lo k sllowS the orre t till t d _l_ iiiiii _ ii_ ...

Page 29: ...i I i_ii_ili_i_i mse_ o_o_ timer On Off TimerOn Off O1 lT_tt S _tS a H ill i tilIK Y _ lld all 1 Press TIMER ON OFF Pr ss TIMER ON OFFto start When time is q the o en will sigllal To mrn off die timer sigllal press TIMER ON OFE NOTE The timer indicator will be lit while the timer is operating F ii DISPLAY ON OFF Display On Off To mrn the lo k display on or off t rcss and hold 0 tor about 3 sc onds...

Page 30: ...ing with wax paper Covering _dl WS _x ess ste_llll to es t4l e Shielding In _ regular oxen you shield hi ken lwe_ sts or 1 ake t foods to of tk il to shield t lill parts stt h as the tips of vdngs m_d legs on t ouhry whi h would ook beti re larger t m ts Standing _ime _hen you ook with regular ovens tk ods su h as roasts or akes are allowed to stand to finish ooking or to set Standing time is st e...

Page 31: ...h then rinse with a dam cloth Do not use abrasive cleaners or sharp utensils on ell w_dls Toclean the surface of the door and the surfaceof the oven that come together upon dosing use on y mi d nonabrasivesoaps or detergents using a spongeor soft cloth Rinse with a damp cloth and dl z Neverusea commercialovencleaneronanypartofyour microwave Removable Turntable and Turntable Support To r ent breaka...

Page 32: ...ean with a damp cloth Control Panel and Doer Wil e with a damp cloth DrT thoroughly Do not use cleaning sl ra_ large amom ts of soap and watel abrasives or sharp o jects on the tlanel the an damage it Some paper towels an also scrat h file control panel Door Surface iiiii i_i i iiiiiii iiiliiiiiiii_iiiii ii 32 It s ilIll oFtalH to keel the area leall where tlle door seals against the microwave Use...

Page 33: ...sed t en the door m_d ose oven will not start s tm v STARTpad not pressed after entering cooking selection Press START LOCKED appearsin display Anofller selection entered Press CLEAR OFE already hi oven and CLEAR OFF pad not pressed to cancel it Cookhlg lime not entered Make sure you have after presshlg TIME COOK entered cooking time after pressing TIME COOK CLEAR OFF was pressed P eset king t rog...

Page 34: ...gh Dull tlmmping s mnd while ox 11 is ot eratJng TV radio interim fence might be noticed while using the microwm e Similar to the interim fence caused bv other small applJm_ces it does not indicate a problem with the microwave Plug the mic_x wm_ into a titti_ rent electrical circuit mo e the radio or TV as thr _lX_r_ ti om the microwtl_ as possible or check the position _md sign_fl of the TV radio...

Page 35: ...e the microwave oven to a General Electric CustomerCare_ servicer and pick it up following service In home serviceis also available but youmust pay for the service technician s travelcosts to your home i ii ii iiiiiii il li i iiliii i iiiiH iiiiiii ii iiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiii i i i ilH Hii Service trips to your home to teach you how to use the product Improper hlslallafion Failure of die product if it...

Page 36: ... special discounts that are available while your warranty is still in etlbct You an pur hase it on line anytime or call 801 626 2224 during normal business hours GE Consumer Home Servi es will stillbe there after your warran W expires PartsandAccessories GEAppliances com Individuals qualified to serqce their own al plian es can have paris or accessories sent dire tN totheir homes VISA MasterCard a...

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