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Page 1: ...op Microwave Oven Model JET105 JET1ll to get BE the PERFORMANCE from your MICROWAVEOVEN SAVE TIME AND See Section entitled MONEY Before You MI For Service on page 26 SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE ...

Page 2: ...ll for Service section See page 26 It lists many minor causes of operating problems that you can correct yourself and may save you an unnecessary service call If You Need Service In many cities there s a General Electric Factory Service Center Call and a radio dispatched truck will come to your home by appointment morning or afternoon Charge the work if you like All the centers accept both Master ...

Page 3: ...vvent Oven shelf 4 Teniperature probe to use with TEMP COOK SIM N COOK and TEMP HOLD only Receptacle for temperature probe Doubl Duty Shelf Model and serial numbers are stirrer cover either inside oven at top left side or on rear outside of case All these things are normal with your microwave oven 1 Steam or vapor escaping from around 3 Dull thumping sound whiie cooking at the door power ievels ot...

Page 4: ...king 0 10 Defrost 0 11 Hold Timer 11 Setting to microwave by temperature Temperature probe 12 Temperature cooking 13 Programming with time 0 14 15 Setting to microwave with Temp Hold 16 Automatic Simmer Sire n Cook 0 17 Programming with temperature 18 Memory entry 19 Defrost as cooking function 20 Memory recall 21 Foods recommended with probe 22 Foods not recommended with probe 22 Questions and an...

Page 5: ... the timer on your conventional range Microwave a meal without being there The Memory setting lets you decide how dinner should be cooked Then it remembers for you Someone and the meal else can press START later is cooked just the way you wanted without you being there Use your oven this morning while it s re membering how to microwave tonight s din ner Using the Memory Entry Recall only stores in...

Page 6: ...ground the appliance unless the cover screw is metal and not insulated and the wall receptacle is grounded through the house wiring The customer should have the circuit checked by a qualified electrician to make sure the receptacle is properly grounded When disconnecting the power cord from the adapter always hold the adapter with one hand If this is not done the adapter ground terminal is very li...

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Page 8: ...imer And a versatile no heat setting that s handy when foods need a standing period between de frost and cook See page 11 MIN E nters 00 Use with number pads when you want minutes but no seconds For example for 4 minutes touch 4 MIN What the Power Levels Mean 1O HIGH Full power About 625 watts output Use it any time speed is important 7 MED HIGH Medium high power About the oven s full power Fast w...

Page 9: ...ns for a later time Touch again when you re ready to cook with memory en try instructions you entered earlier See page 19 Number Pads Use them to tell the oven how long to micro wave or to what temperature How long to hold Or use to change power level after touching Power Level pad CLEAR OFF Stops the oven and erases programming Doesn t erase memory entry Power Level Pad Touch Pad then desired num...

Page 10: ...ad out displays O remaining mm Box in read out display shows what 3 Select the amount of time For your coffee you ll need about a minute and 20 seconds Touch 1 2 and O for 1 minute and 20 sec onds The read out shows 1 20 4 Select Power Level The oven is automat ically set at HIGH unless you change the Power Level For your coffee leave the oven at high For other foods see recipes in your Cook Book ...

Page 11: ...imes stir it and rearrange it to keep thawing uniform Because DEFROST can be changed from its automatic power level of 3 to other power lev els you can use DEFROST as the first step of a two step automatic microwave setting See page 20 Setting your oven to aKIEB m hold time The HOLD TIMER setting is a solid state 5 The oven signal tells you when time s up timer No microwave power is used So you It...

Page 12: ...l sounds if you set a temperature outside the oven s range be low 90 or above 200 or any temperature lower than the temperature of the food The signal also sounds if you set the oven to microwave by temperature and forget to attach the probe to the receptacle inside the oven During TEMP COOK you can recall the tem perature that you set by touching the TEMP COOK pad Things to remember when setting ...

Page 13: ... COOK The signal light on the display above TEMP COOK comes on Read out displays O 2 Select the temperature you want Use 170 for your soup 3 Select Power Levei For now leave the oven on HIGH See recipes and heating in structions in your cookbook for suggested Power Levels for other foods To change power level touch Power Level pad then number pad for power level desired 4 Press START The inside li...

Page 14: ...old start and cook The chart shows you how to cook all three ways When you re ready to start just change the times listed on the chart for times needed for the food you re cooking Things to remember when pro gramming with time If you accidentally reverse the sequence of programming instructions the oven auto matically rearranges your program Defrost ing always comes first then hold then cooking Wh...

Page 15: ...Allow foods to remam at r om tempera ture only as long as safe Times vary 15 ...

Page 16: ...ity during TEMP HOLD can cause a greater increase in internal temperature than when allowing the roast to stand out side the oven on a kitchen counter Temper atures of up to 20 to 30 above the TEMP HOLD setting are possible Because of this heat storage it is not possible to hold roasts at a rare degree of doneness It is suggested that you first remove the roast from the oven and let it stand uncov...

Page 17: ...e is auto matically pre set for the correct temperature and Power Level for automatic simmering 6 Push START The inside light comes on A fan starts 7 Simmer as long as your slow cook recipe calls for Five hours six even ten hours The oven won t shut off until you touch the CLEAR OFF pad or open the door of oven To restart oven repeat steps 3 and 6 The Sim N Cook feature lets you slow cook foods wh...

Page 18: ...ke this cooked roast re heated in time for dinner but not started yet It would be ready too soon First insert the probe in the cooked roast and attach the probe to the oven The read out displays 0 No signal light turns on Wait 15 minutes before start ing to heat Dmm J ead Out ane hews Then heat it m The read out panel shows D 0 The signal light on the 0 display above TEMP COOK comes on to about 13...

Page 19: ...he read out above the function that you set come on Lights go off as soon as memory pad is touched Leave these simple instructions with the baby sitter SHE LL SEE THIS HAPPENING DO THIS TOUCH THIS ON THE CONTROL PANEL Put the food in oven and close the Signal lights show what door Insert probe if TEMP COOK or microwaving you selected TEMP HOLD has been selected shows when using HOLD T kind of No l...

Page 20: ...shows automatic defrost setting of 3 Bring to a boil for one hour at HIGH mm Power level changes from 3 to 10 m Signal light on the display above Then automatically switch to simmer TIME COOK comes on Read out dis for 99 minutes w plays 99 00 Box in read out panel shows power level 10 at power level 5 MEDIUM E Power level changes from 10 to 5 Push START Appropriate signal lights show that oven is ...

Page 21: ...hts tell you how the oven is microwaving at the moment 2 Touch the other cooking function pads you want to know about 3 The answers appear in the read out panel YOU LL SEE THIS ANSWER ON THE WHEN YOU WANT TO ASK THIS TOUCH THIS CONTROL PANEL I entered a program this morning The signal lights on the display What cooking did it call for above TIME COOK and DEFROST come on m The read out panel shows ...

Page 22: ...ature of 90 130 depending on the in gredients is just right to serve guests 8 slow cooking recipes any foods that you can cook in a slow cooking appliance you can microwave with the automatic simmer setting using an ovenware casserole 9 Stewing and simmering this type of cook ing involves bringing food to a simmering temperature and automatically maintaining that temperature for a long period of t...

Page 23: ...nished at lower heat A Yes by using DEFROST as the first cooking function See page 20 Q How long does the Sim N Cook setting cook A Until you shut it off by touching CLEAR OFF This way you can simmer foods as long as with a slow cooker without affecting the microwave timer Some slow cooking recipes call for simmering 5 to 10 hours Regular microwave settings always use much shorter times Q What hap...

Page 24: ...te when using Brown N Sear Dish with Microwave oven Scorched appearing stains on the shelf of your microwave oven usually caused by grease baking onto shelf while preheating Brown N Sear Dish may be removed with Delete R cleanser a product of Drackett Co Note Grease does not normally bake onto oven interior in microwave operation how ever high heats generated on bottom of Brown N Sear Dish can cau...

Page 25: ...y this way chrome will stay shiny and spot free Control panel Wipe with a damp cloth Dry thoroughly Do not use abrasives or sharp objects on panel They can damage it Cord If the cord becomes soiled unplug and wash with damp cloth For stubborn spots sudsy water may be used but be certain to rinse and dry thoroughly before plugging cord into outlet How to replace light bulb First unplug the oven The...

Page 26: ...between 90 and 200 Make sure temperature setting is higher than actual temperature of food in oven If food has reached or exceeds temperature setting oven won t microwave because the temperature you set has already been reached If PF appears on the read out Power has been interrupted Touch CLEAR OFF Reset the controls Instructions stored in the oven s memory will have to be replaced If Microwave E...

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Page 28: ...NERAL ELECTRIC FACTORY SERVICE Look in the Yellow Pages for GENERAL ELECTRIC CUSTOMER CARE SERVICE or GENERAL ELECTRIC HOTPOINT CUSTOMER CARE SERVICE WHAT IS NOT COVERED c Service trips to your home to teach you how to use the product Read your Use and Care material If you then have any questions about operating the product please contact your dealer or our Consumer Affairs office at the address b...

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