GE JVM57 Features of Your Micr, TIME-TEMPERATURE Display, Power Level Display, Memory Function

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Features of Your Micr(

The Touch Control Panel allows you to set the oven controls electronically with a press of the finger. It’s designed to be easy to understand and use. Follow these steps:

1.SELECT A MICROWAVING METHOD by touching one of these basic cooking function pads. (The func- tions and their uses are explained in this book.)

Use the following special function pads for extra flex- ibility. (This book tells you when to use each pad.)

2.SET TIME OR TEMPERATURE by touching the

corresponding number pads, which give the oven numerical instructions.

3.CHANGE POWER LEVEL if you want a Power Level other than automatic 10 (cooking) or 3 (defrost- ing). Touch Power Level pad, then number pad needed.

TIME-TEMPERATURE DISPLAY —

When the oven is not in use, display is dark. During Time functions, display shows minutes and seconds. During Temperature cooking, display shows -90° or the internal temperature of food in degrees F. be- tween 90° and 200:

-POWER LEVEL DISPLAY

Shows what Power Level is being used. The guide above the Power Level Pad tells you which Power Level numbers correspond to High, Medium-High, Medium, Low and Warm which are Power Levels

I referred to in the cookbook.

4. PRESS START BAR LAST.

THE NO-HEAT TIME FUNCTION

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This function provides digit time display without mi- crowave energy.

Touch HOLD/TIMER and enter numbers to program a no-heat period before cooking or between Defrost and Cook. When oven is not in use, can be used as a

kitchen timer. Touch HOLD/TIMER, enter time and press Start. (See pagel 6.)

THE MEMORY FUNCTION

The memory function allows you to store simple in- structions or complete 2, 3 or 4-step programs for fu- ture use. Use the oven for other microwaving while it remembers.

Touch MEMORY ENTRY/RECALL to store instruc- tions or when you are ready to use stored instruc-

tions or want to check information in memory. (SeeI pages 14 and 15.)

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Contents Your Model Number Serial Number Date Purchased Keep Purchase Receipt with this Book for Future ReferenceTered. Please be certain that it is Table of Contents Safetv Tim to Follow HoodIntroduction to Your Oven Grease Fiiters Cooktop Light Hood ControisPower Level Display Features of Your MicrTIME-TEMPERATURE Display NO-HEAT Time FunctionAutomatic FAN Feature Time Functions TemperaturePower Level Function Ave Touch Control PanelTips for Defrosting How to DefrostHOW to Defrost 2 Pounds of Pork Chops HURRY-UP DefrostingHow to Time Cook Using Your Oven to Time CookHOW to Temperature Cook Basic Meatloaf How to Temp CookHOW to USE a Temperature Cook Recipe Basic Meatloaf Power LevelRaw Vegetable Casserole. Position Plates of Food Temperature ProbeFoods not Recommended for USE with Soups Beverages. Use the clipMicrowave Ovenproof Utensil HOW to USE Simmer ‘N Cook ‘M Control to Cook a StewFood CLEAR-/OFFHow to UseTemp HoId HOW to Temperature HoldHow to Use Memory Function Do this Touch thisSHE’LL see this Happenin To ASK While YOU’RE Microwaving When YOU Want to ASK this Touch thisTo ASK Before YOU Start Microwaving YOU’LL see THiS Answer onHow to Use the Hold/Timer StartExhaust Feature ~ Once a month. Never operate your hood withoutMercial Oven Cleaner on ANY Part of Your Microwave Oven Care for Your Microwave OvenDon’t use sharp-edged utensils with your oven Open oven door for easier removal of the lamp hous Problem The oven doesn’t seem to work at all Problem PF appeared on my readout displayNeed Service? CaliforniaIncludes cooking centers and microwave ovens Additional Limited FOUR-YEAR Magnetron Tube WarrantyLimited Warranty Applicable to the State of Alaska
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