GE JVM130J, 49-8096, 164 D2092P126 warranty Microwaving Tips

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		~STRUCTIONS
		Read all imtructiom before using this appliance. :
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Microwaving Tips		When using electrical appliances,	● See door surface cleaning				E
● Make sure all cookware used in		basic safety precautions should be	instructions on page 25.
		followed, including the following:	@ This appliance should be
your microwave oven is suitable
			serviced oniy by qual~~ed service
for microwaving. Most glass		WARNING–TO reduce
			persourtel,	Contact nearest
casseroles, cooking dishes,
		the risk of burns, electric shock,	authorized service facility fir
measuring cups, custard cups,		fire, injury to persons or exposure
pottery or china dinnerware which			examination, repair or adjustment.
does not have metallic trim or glaze		to excessive microwave energy:	e AS with any appliance, close
with a metallic sheen can be used.		● Use this appliance only for its	supervision is necessary when
Some cookware is labeled “suitable		intended use as described in this	used by children.
for microwaving.”		manual.	o To reduce the risk offir~ in
		Q Read and follow the specific
			the oven catity:
		“PRECAUTIONS ~ AVOID	–Donot overcook faod. CareMy
		POSSIBLE EXPOSURE ~
		EXCESSIVE MICROWAVE	attend appliance if pa~r, plastic,
		ENERGY” on page 2.	or other combustible materhds are
		● This appliance must be	placed inside the oven to ticiika@
			cooking.
		grounded. Connect only to	–Remove wire twist-ties from
		properly groundd outiet. See
			paper or plastic bags before
		“GROUND~GNSTRU~ONS”
			placing bags in oven.
If you are not sure if a dish is		on page ~.
			–Do not use your microwave
		● This microwave oven is
microwave-safe, use this test:
			oven to dry newspapers.
Place in the oven both the dish you		specifically designed to heat or
			–Donot use reeycld paper
are testing and a glass measuring		cook food, and is not intended
			products. Recycled paper towels,
cup filled with one cup water—set		for laboratory or indnstriai use.
the measuring cup either in or next			napkins and wax paper can
		. For best operation, plug this
to the dish. Microwave 1 minute at			contain metal fimks which may
high. If the dish heats, it should not		appliance into ifi own electrical	cause arcing or ignite. Paper
be used for microwaving. If the dish		outlet, to prevent flickering of	products containing nylon or
remains cool and only the water in		Iighb, blowing of fuse or	nylon filaments should be
the cup heats, then the dish is		tripping of circuit breaker.	avoided, as they may also ignite.
microwave-safe.		Q InstaN or locate this appliance	–Do not pop popcorn in your				. .
● Paper towels, wax paper and		only in accordance with the		. .
			microwave oven utiess in a s~ti
plastic wrap can be used to cover		provided Instaiiation ktrnctions.	microwave popcorn accessory or
dishes in order to retain moisture		● Do not cover or block any	Udess you use popcorn labeled for
and prevent spattering. Be sure to			use in microwave ovens.
		openings on the appliance.
vent plastic wrap so steam can			–Do not operate th~oven while
escape.		● Do not use outdoors.
			empty to avoid damage to the
● Some microwaved foods
		* Do not immerse power cord	oven and the danger of fire. If
require stirring, rotating or		or plug in water.	by accident the oven should run
rearranging. Check the Cooking
		. Kwp power cord away from	empty a minute or two, no harm
Guide.
			is dane. However, try to avoid
		heated surfaces.
● Steam builds up pressure in			operating the oven empty at dl
		● DO not let ~wer cord hang
foods which are tightly covered			times—it saves energy and
		over edge of table or counter.
by a skin or membrane. Pierce			prolongs the life of the ov~rt,
potatoes, egg yolks and chicken		* Do not operate this appkce K	–Do not overcook pohtw.
livers to prevent bursting.
		it has a damaged power cord or	They could d~hydrate and catch
		plug, ifit is not working properly,	fire, causing damage to your oven+
		or if it has been damaged or
		dropped.
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