To Next PageTo Next PageWhy my high pointe GMR1000RS Microwave Oven will not start?
If your High Pointe Microwave Oven isn't starting, there are a few potential reasons: * Ensure the electrical cord is properly plugged into the outlet. * Make sure the door is fully closed. * Verify that the correct operation is set according to the instructions.
How to fix unevenly cooked foods in high pointe GMR1000RS?
Unevenly cooked food in your High Pointe Microwave Oven can be due to several factors: * Using cookware that isn't microwave-safe. Be sure to use only microwave-safe dishes. * If the food wasn't fully defrosted, make sure to completely defrost it before cooking. * Incorrect cooking time or power level. Adjust these settings to the proper levels. * Food not being turned or stirred during cooking. Turn or stir the food to ensure even cooking.
What to do if high pointe GMR1000RS Microwave Oven is arcing or sparking?
If you notice arcing or sparking in your High Pointe Microwave Oven, it could be due to: * Using materials that aren't microwave-safe. Always use microwave-safe cookware. * Operating the oven when it's empty. Avoid running the microwave without food inside. * Food spills in the cavity. Clean the interior with a wet towel to remove any residue.
Why is food undercooked in my high pointe GMR1000RS Microwave Oven?
Undercooked food in your High Pointe Microwave Oven may result from: * Using cookware that is not microwave-safe; use only microwave-safe cookware. * Not defrosting food completely; ensure food is fully defrosted before cooking. * Restricted oven ventilation ports; check that these ports are not blocked. * Incorrect cooking time or power level; use the appropriate settings.
Why does my high pointe GMR1000RS overcook food?
Overcooked food in your High Pointe Microwave Oven is often due to using an incorrect cooking time or power level. Make sure to adjust these settings appropriately.
How to improve defrosting in High Pointe Microwave Oven?
Improper defrosting in your High Pointe Microwave Oven can occur due to: * Using cookware that isn't microwave-safe. Make sure to use microwave-safe cookware only. * Incorrect cooking time or power level. Adjust these settings to the appropriate levels. * Not turning or stirring the food during defrosting. Turn or stir the food to ensure even defrosting.
Read all instructions, follow precautions, and ensure supervision for fire risk.
Touching internal components can cause injury or death. Do not disassemble.
Improper grounding can cause electric shock. Ensure proper grounding before use.
Lists and describes functions of buttons like Clock, Timer, Popcorn, Power, and Start/Pause.
Instructions for setting time, power level, and starting the cooking.
Procedure to defrost food by inputting its weight (up to 6.0 Lbs).
Procedure to defrost food by setting a specific time duration.
Addresses causes like power cord, door closure, and incorrect settings.
Explains causes related to cookware, empty operation, or food debris.
This document is an instruction manual for a microwave oven, specifically models GMR1000RW, GMR1000RB, and GMR1000RS. It provides essential information for safe and effective operation, covering everything from basic safety precautions to cooking functions and troubleshooting.
The primary function of this device is to heat, cook, or dry food using microwave energy. It is designed for household use and is not intended for industrial or laboratory applications. The manual emphasizes the importance of reading and following all instructions carefully to ensure many years of good service and to avoid potential hazards.
The microwave oven offers a variety of cooking and convenience features, accessible through its control panel.
Basic Microwave Cooking: Users can set a specific cooking time and power level for their food. The maximum cooking time allowed is 99 minutes and 99 seconds. The oven provides ten power levels, ranging from 10% (PL1) to 100% (PL10), offering flexibility for different types of food and desired cooking results. If 100% power is desired, steps for selecting a power level can be skipped. During cooking, an "Add 30 Sec." button allows for quick additions of 30 seconds to the cooking time, up to the maximum limit.
Multi-Stage Cooking: For more complex recipes, the microwave supports up to two cooking stages. This feature allows users to program different power levels and durations sequentially. For example, food can be cooked at 100% microwave power for 10 minutes, followed by 80% microwave power for 15 minutes. It's important to note that defrost programs and auto menus cannot be combined with multi-stage cooking. A single beep indicates the end of the first stage and the beginning of the second.
Defrost Cooking: The oven includes two defrost functions:
Pre-set Menus: For common items, the microwave offers convenient pre-set menus:
Speedy Cooking: For quick heating, the oven provides several speedy cooking options:
Timer Function: Beyond cooking, the microwave includes a standalone timer function. Users can set a countdown time up to 99 minutes and 99 seconds. The timer indicator will light up, and a buzzer will sound when the time is over. During timer operation, the hood fan and oven lamp can still be activated.
Clock Setting: The oven features a 12-hour clock (1:00 to 12:59). Users can set the current time, and the AM/PM indicator will automatically adjust.
Hood Function: The microwave oven is equipped with an exhaust fan, offering high, low, and off settings. Users can cycle through these speeds using the "VENT FAN/HI/LOW/OFF" button.
Oven Lamp: An internal oven lamp can be turned on or off using the "SURFACE LIGHT ON/OFF" button, providing visibility inside the cavity.
Inquiring Function: During microwave cooking, users can press "POWER" to check the current power level. The "CLOCK" button can be pressed during any cooking state to check the current time.
Lock Function for Children: To prevent unintended operation, the microwave includes a child lock feature. In the waiting state, pressing "STOP/CLEAR" for 3 seconds activates the lock, indicated by two beeps. To deactivate, press "STOP/CLEAR" again for 3 seconds, also confirmed by two beeps.
The manual provides guidance on maintaining the microwave oven and troubleshooting common issues.
Cleaning: For cleaning the surfaces of the door and oven cavity that come into contact when the door is closed, users should use only mild, nonabrasive soaps or detergents applied with a sponge or soft cloth. This helps prevent the accumulation of soil or cleaner residue on sealing surfaces, which could affect the oven's performance and safety.
Troubleshooting: A dedicated troubleshooting section helps users diagnose and resolve minor problems.
General Safety and Care: The manual emphasizes several safety precautions that contribute to the longevity and proper functioning of the appliance:
General| Capacity | 1.0 cu. ft. |
|---|---|
| Wattage | 1000 Watts |
| Type | Countertop |
| Turntable Diameter | 12.4 inches |
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Power Output | 1000W |
| Cooking Levels | 10 |
| Voltage | 120V |
