Why is there a “Burning” or “oily” odor emitting from the vent of my GE oven?
A "burning" or "oily" odor emitting from the vent of your GE oven is normal in a new oven and will disappear over time. To speed up the process, set a self-clean cycle for a minimum of 3 hours, consulting the Cleaning the Oven section.
Why is there excessive smoking during broiling in my GE Oven?
If you notice excessive smoking while broiling in your GE oven, it might be because the food is too close to the burner element. To resolve this, simply lower the rack position of the food.
Why is there excessive smoking during the clean cycle of my GE oven?
If you experience excessive smoking during the clean cycle of your GE oven, it's likely due to excessive soil or grease. To resolve this, press the Cancel/Off pad, open the windows to ventilate the room, wait until the smoke clears, wipe up the excess soil, and then reset the clean cycle.
What to do if my GE JTS5000 door will not open after a clean cycle?
If your GE oven door won't open after a clean cycle, it's likely because the oven is still too hot. Allow the oven to cool down below the locking temperature, and then you should be able to open the door.
What to do if my GE JTS5000 Oven is not clean after a clean cycle?
If your GE oven is not clean after running a clean cycle, it could be due to improperly set oven controls. Alternatively, the oven may have been heavily soiled before starting the cleaning cycle. To address this, clean up any heavy spillovers before initiating the clean cycle. For heavily soiled ovens, consider running the self-clean cycle again or for a longer duration.
Why will my GE JTS5000 Oven not work remotely?
If your GE oven will not work remotely, it could be due to router issues, lack of a wireless signal, or other connectivity problems. For assistance with oven wireless network connectivity, please call 800.220.6899. Also, the oven may not be connected, no answer.
What to do if there is a power outage and the clock flashes on my GE JTS5000?
If you've experienced a power outage and the clock on your GE oven is flashing, reset the clock. If the oven was in use during the outage, you must reset it by pressing the Cancel/Off pad, setting the clock, and resetting any cooking function.
Why is my GE JTS5000 making fan noise?
If you hear fan noise from your GE oven, a cooling fan may have automatically turned on. This is normal, as the cooling fan will turn on to cool internal parts. It may run for up to 1-1/2 hours after the oven is turned off.
How to fix GE JTS5000 Oven light that does not work?
If your GE oven light is not working, the light bulb may be loose or defective. Try tightening or replacing the bulb. If that doesn't work, the pad operating the light might be broken, in which case, no answer.
What does it mean if “F— and a number or letter” flash in the display of my GE oven?
If your GE oven displays an error code that looks like “F— and a number or letter,” it indicates a function error. First, press the Cancel/Off pad and let the oven cool down for one hour. Then, try using the oven again. If the error code reappears, disconnect all power to the oven for at least 30 seconds before reconnecting it. If the function error persists after that, no answer.
Key safety guidelines and warnings about flammable materials.
Safety advice for fires, general oven use, and self-cleaning.
Procedures for proper appliance disposal and removing protective film.
How to operate the oven using its control panel.
Details on customizing oven functions and settings like Wi-Fi.
Instructions for using the Sabbath mode.
Information on oven rack positions and placement.
Guidelines on using aluminum foil and oven liners.
Advice on selecting and using cookware for best results.
Detailed descriptions of various cooking modes like Bake, Broil, Convection.
Instructions for using the oven temperature probe.
Recommended modes and rack positions for the lower oven.
Recommended modes and rack positions for the upper/single oven.
How to clean the oven interior, exterior, and control panel.
Maintenance and cleaning instructions for oven racks and probes.
Step-by-step guide to replacing the oven light bulb.
Procedures for cleaning and removing the oven door.
Key safety guidelines and warnings about flammable materials.
Safety advice for fires, general oven use, and self-cleaning.
Procedures for proper appliance disposal and removing protective film.
How to operate the oven using its control panel.
Details on customizing oven functions and settings like Wi-Fi.
Instructions for using the Sabbath mode.
Information on oven rack positions and placement.
Guidelines on using aluminum foil and oven liners.
Advice on selecting and using cookware for best results.
Detailed descriptions of various cooking modes like Bake, Broil, Convection.
Instructions for using the oven temperature probe.
Recommended modes and rack positions for the lower oven.
Recommended modes and rack positions for the upper/single oven.
How to clean the oven interior, exterior, and control panel.
Maintenance and cleaning instructions for oven racks and probes.
Step-by-step guide to replacing the oven light bulb.
Procedures for cleaning and removing the oven door.
This document is an owner's manual for GE Convection Built-In Electric Wall Ovens, covering both single and double oven models. It provides comprehensive information on safety, usage, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
The GE Convection Built-In Electric Wall Oven is designed for baking, broiling, roasting, and warming various foods. It features convection cooking modes that use increased air circulation for improved performance and even cooking. The oven also includes traditional cooking modes, a proof mode for rising dough, and a warm mode to keep foods hot. For convenience, it offers self-clean and steam clean modes. Advanced features include a meat probe for monitoring internal food temperature, a Sabbath mode for religious observance, and WiFi Connect for remote operation via a smart device.
The manual covers the following models:
The oven operates at temperatures up to 550°F for cooking and higher for self-cleaning. The meat probe can be programmed for internal food temperatures up to 200°F. The self-clean cycle can be set for 3 to 5 hours. The oven light is a replaceable bulb. The appliance is designed to operate on a standard household electrical supply, and users are advised to disconnect power before servicing.
The oven features a control panel with various buttons for different functions. Button shapes are representative and may vary. Controls become visible when the oven door is opened or a button area is pressed.
The oven has six rack positions. Recommended positions are provided in the Cooking Guide.
The material, finish, and size of cookware affect baking performance.
Do not use foil or oven liners to cover the oven bottom. Foil can be used on a lower rack to catch spills, but should be at least 1-1/2" from oven walls.
Provides recommended modes and rack positions for various food types, including baked goods, beef & pork, poultry, fish, casseroles, and frozen convenience foods. Emphasizes thorough cooking to safe internal temperatures.
Clean with soap and water or a soap-filled scouring pad. Do not immerse in water. Do not store in the oven or leave inside during self-clean or steam clean cycles.
Requires disconnecting electrical power to the oven. Remove glass cover, then bulb. Replace with a new bulb, grasping with a clean towel or tissue.
The manual provides detailed instructions for removing and replacing the oven door for cleaning or maintenance, noting that the door is heavy and caution should be exercised.
A comprehensive troubleshooting section addresses common issues such as improper baking/broiling, oven temperature problems, control malfunctions, odors, fan noise, and connectivity issues. It provides possible causes and recommended solutions. For wireless network connectivity issues, a dedicated support line is provided.
The product comes with a one-year limited warranty covering defects in materials or workmanship. GE Appliances provides service through its Factory Service Centers or authorized technicians. Online resources and phone numbers are available for product registration, scheduling service, purchasing extended warranties, and ordering parts and accessories.
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