GE JP383, JP385, JP386, JP387, JP384, JP388 Foods S~CK ‘ ’ To G~OR ‘ G~D~, HA Qtig is too high

QUES~ONS?

USE THIS PROBLEM SOLVER

PROBLEM POSS~LE CAUSE

FOODS S~CK ‘ “’”

TO G~OR : “ ‘: G~D~ :

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*, Dfi,&& ~y ~ in the main distribution ‘~el tifyow’house -by a ,,b]OW.&@~t~, a tri~bitbreaker, the main& or@e.main@dt

breaker,’ depending on nature of the power kupply. Ha titiit breaker is ‘tivOk@zeset i~ tithe mntrol box=-, tie Amif tie (a ~dge-w).

. shodd be changed. BUT ONLY BY SOMEONE F-R_ E~~CAL C~CU~. H, after performing 1 of these prbe$ the @ blows or circuit breaker trips agafi dl for servim.

.NO~:’’_efittenants ormndominim owners shodd requesttheir

. . b@ding ~agement to perform this chtik before dtig for seMm.

0 Coi&ols are riot ~perlyset or wrong mntrOl is set for the modde or element you are using.

●~tire titi unit rnodtie is not plugged’ in properly. ~~• :

‘~ E My modde faik to heat-switch the modde to the other side of mktop. Eitoperateson that side, then switch maybe at fati~ ~itdoesnothea~

indimtions are that there is a malhdoning mmponent in the modde.

●Surfa= units are not plugg~ in sofidy.

●Refltior pans are not set -ely in the ~ktop.

:S* tit .mntrok tie not properly set or wrong *tit mntrol set ‘ forunit youare using..

●H~ting element is not plugged in solidy.

. ;&l or Hae heating element mntrok are not properly =L

*To’ use entire da of @l or gri~q it .is nwssary to - on front and ~êÜ‹ rear ds tit mntrol set for unit you are using.

*GriMe was not pre-seasoned before first W.

●HA Qtig is too high.

“dating of grime has been damaged by = of sharp.instruments or abmive cleane= .

. Some smoke, and odor is normrd when using solid disk surf- dts for the first

.’ time andk afterwing b~o El~ol@ cleaner.. ~~~

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hotter than you are usedto. This isno~:. -

+tiem flat-bottomed pans-M&

●Using the vent @ help keep the mktop mler.

+*lutely *t pans must be + Hlight m be seen between the.pan bottom and a straightedge, the solid disk and radiant surfam unitswfi not operate properly. . .

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