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GE JVM1190 - User Manual

GE JVM1190
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Microwave Oven
FRESH
VEG
FROZEN
VEG
CANNED
VEG
DEFROST
AUTO/TIME
TEMP
COOK
TIME COOK
I & II
HELP
4
132
REMINDER CLOCK
SURFACE
LIGHT
AUTO
NIGHT LIGHT
SOUND
LEVEL
TIMER
ON/OFF
AM/PMVENT FAN
POPCORN BEVERAGE
SENSOR COOK
SENSOR COMBINATION
BAKE
ROAST
BROIL
HI-LO
BAKE
HI-LO
56
79
0
8
START
CLEAR
OFF
ADD
30 SEC.
POWER
LEVEL
DELAY
START
CONVECTION
COMBINATION
PAUSE
SCROLL SPEED
DISPLAY ON/OFF
EXPRESS COOK 1-6
CHICKEN FISH
BAKED
POTAT O
REHEAT
Part No. 164D3370P063–1 Pub. No. 49-40063–1 6-98 CG
JVM1190
Owner’s Manual
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GE JVM1190 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandGE
ModelJVM1190
CategoryMicrowave Oven
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety Information

Precautions to Avoid Possible Exposure to Excessive Microwave Energy

Guidelines to prevent harmful exposure to microwave energy, emphasizing not to operate with the door open or tamper with safety interlocks.

Safety Precautions

General safety rules including UL listing, grounding, installation, and supervision requirements for safe operation.

Arcing

Explanation of arcing (sparks) in the oven and its common causes, such as metal objects or improper installation.

Foods

Warnings regarding cooking specific foods like popcorn, sealed items, and whole eggs to prevent explosions or damage.

Superheated Water

Information on superheated liquids, risks of spontaneous boiling, and precautions to prevent burns from hot liquids.

Microwave-Safe Cookware

Guide to selecting appropriate cookware for microwave, convection, and combination cooking, including testing methods.

The Vent Fan

Safety guidelines for the vent fan, including cleaning filters, preventing fires, and managing fan operation during cooking.

Grounding Instructions

Essential information on the importance of proper grounding to prevent electric shock and ensure safe appliance operation.

Microwave Oven Features

Cooking Controls Overview

Cooking Controls Overview

Introduction to the various cooking controls including Time, Temperature, and Sensor features.

Microwave and Convection Cooking

Explanation of how microwave, convection, and combination cooking methods work and their benefits.

Changing Power Level

Instructions on how to adjust the microwave's power level for flexible cooking and examples of power level uses.

Time Features

Time Cook I & II

Instructions for setting cooking times, including single-stage (Time Cook I) and multi-stage (Time Cook II) cooking.

Time Defrost

Procedure for defrosting food using a selected time, including tips for even defrosting and handling during the process.

Convection Bake

Guide to using the Convection Bake feature for even cooking and browning, including preheating and recipe conversion.

Combination Bake

Instructions for Combination Bake, which merges microwave and convection cooking for quick browning and moist interiors.

Convection Broil

Details on Convection Broil, a high-heat cooking method for broiling fish and tender meats, with preheating instructions.

Auto and Temperature Features

Auto Defrost

Using Auto Defrost for meats, poultry, and fish based on weight, with instructions on turning and shielding food.

Temp Cook

Procedure for cooking food to a specific internal temperature using the temperature probe.

Convection Temperature Bake

Combines convection baking with temperature probe for precise doneness and even browning.

Combination Temperature Bake

Merges combination cooking with temperature probe precision for optimal results.

Combination Roast

Uses microwave, convection, and temperature probe for roasting, similar to Combination Temperature Bake.

Sensor Features

Troubleshooting

Oven Will Not Start

Possible causes and solutions for the oven not starting, including fuse issues, power surges, and plug connections.

Control Panel Lighted, Yet Oven Will Not Start

Troubleshooting for when the control panel is on but the oven doesn't operate, covering door closure and start pad issues.

PLEASE INSERT PROBE Display

Solution for the 'PLEASE INSERT PROBE' message, indicating the probe is forgotten or not inserted correctly.

“BAD PROBE” Display

Troubleshooting for the 'BAD PROBE' message, suggesting proper insertion or probe replacement.

SENSOR ERROR Display

Resolving 'SENSOR ERROR' by ensuring the door remains closed until steam is sensed.

Warranty and Service Information

GE Microwave Oven Warranty Details

Details of the one-year full warranty and nine-year limited warranty for the magnetron tube.

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