To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my GE Profile PTW9000 will not work?
If your GE Warming Drawer isn't working, there are a few potential causes. First, check your home's fuse box or circuit breaker and replace the fuse or reset the breaker if needed. Ensure the warming drawer is properly plugged into the outlet. If these steps don't resolve the issue, consult the 'USING the warming drawer' section for guidance on proper control settings.
Why is there excessive condensation in my GE Profile PTW9000?
Excessive condensation in your GE Warming Drawer can occur due to several reasons. Ensure there is no liquid in the drawer. Also, make sure that all foods are covered with a lid or aluminum foil. The temperature setting might be too high, so try reducing it. Finally, verify that the Moisture Selector is set to the open vent setting to allow proper venting.
What to do if my GE Warming Drawer food dries out?
If food dries out in your GE Warming Drawer, it's likely due to moisture escaping. To prevent this, ensure that you cover the food with a lid or aluminum foil.
Why does my GE Profile PTW9000 not slide smoothly?
If your GE Warming Drawer doesn't slide smoothly or drags, it could be due to bowl bearings being out of alignment. To fix this, fully extend the drawer and then push it all the way back in. Refer to the Care and cleaning section for more details. Another possible cause is that the drawer is overloaded or the load is unbalanced. Reduce the weight to less than 50 pounds and redistribute the contents evenly.
Why is there no heat in the PROOF setting on my GE Warming Drawer?
If there is no heat in the PROOF setting of your GE Warming Drawer, the room temperature may be preventing the thermostat from activating. Try turning the knob to LO and then back to PROOF to resolve this issue.
Crucial safety warnings and instructions to follow before using the appliance to prevent injury or damage.
Provides general safety guidelines for operation, installation, and maintenance of the warming drawer.
Guidelines on keeping flammable materials away and procedures for fire safety to prevent hazards.
Details the warming drawer's main components: Control Knob, ON/OFF Switch, ON Signal Light, and Moisture Selector.
Provides practical advice on using the warming drawer, including preheating, rack usage, and food handling.
Offers specific temperature and moisture settings for achieving crisp results with various food types.
Provides temperature and moisture settings for keeping various foods moist and tender.
Instructions for cleaning the rack, painted/enameled surfaces, stainless steel, and the control knob.
Essential preliminary steps and notes for installers and consumers before starting the installation process.
Details critical grounding requirements and electrical safety precautions for proper installation.
Instructions for cabinet preparation, dimensions, and clearances for installation below a countertop.
Provides dimensions and clearances for installing the warming drawer below single or double wall ovens.
Guides the installation of cabinet supports or runners to ensure the warming drawer is level and secure.
Guides the installation of an anti-tip brace to prevent tipping when the drawer is opened and loaded.
Lists common problems, their possible causes, and recommended solutions for the warming drawer.
Details what the limited warranty covers, exclusions, and consumer rights for the warming drawer.
Lists optional accessories, replacement parts, and cleaning supplies for the warming drawer.
Provides contact information for GE Appliances website, registration, service scheduling, and extended warranties.
General| Brand | GE Profile |
|---|---|
| Model | PTW9000 |
| Type | Warming Drawer |
| Control Type | Electronic |
| Installation Type | Built-In |
| Finish | Stainless Steel |
