GE JET342 Installation instructions

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UseandCareof
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Featuresofyouroven p5
Microwavecooking p9
Convectioncooking p24
Combinationcooking p26
Howtousethemicrowave
AUTOCOOKfeature
Howtousethe
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Readthisbookcarefully.
It isintendedtohelp youoperate
and maintainyournewoven
properly.
Keepithandyfor answersto your
questions.
Hyoudon’tunderstandsomething
or needmore help, write(include
yourphonenumber):
ConsumerAffairs
GeneralElectric Company
AppliancePark
Louisville,KY40225
Writedownthemodel
andserialnumbers.
You’llfindthem on-alabelon the
leftsidewallof control panelwhen
ovendoor isopen.
These numbers are also on the
Consumer Product Ownership
RegistrationCard that came with
youroven. Beforesendingin this
card, please write these numbers
here:
Model Number
=rial Number
Use these numbers in any
c{)rrcsp(mdcnccor service calls
concerningyour-oven.
Besureyourovenis
registered.
Itisimportantthat wc knowthe
locationofyourovenshouldaIMA
occur foradjustments.
Yoursupplieris responsiblefor
registeringyouastheowner,
Pleasecheck with yoursupplierto
besurehehasdoneso;alsosendin
yourConsumer ProductOwnership
RegistrationCard. [f youmove,or
ifyouare notthe originalpurchaser
pleasewrite to Lls,statingmodel
and serialnumbers.Thisappliance
mustberegistered.Pleasebe
certain that it is.
Writeto:
General Electric Company
RangeProduct Service
AppliancePark
Louisville,KY40225
If youreceiveda
damagedoven...
Immediatelycontactthe dealer
(or builder)that soldyou the oven.
Savetime andmoney.
Beforeyourequest service...
check the Problem Solveron
pages34 and 35. It listsminor
causes of operatingproblems that
youcan correct yourself.
The microwaveelectric outputof
thisovcrris700watts.
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POSSIBLE e
EXCESSIVE
ENERGY
(a)DoNotAttempttoopemtc
thisovenwiththe door open since
opendoor operationcan resultin
harmfulexposureto microwave
energy.It isimportantnotto
defeator tamperwiththesafety
interlocks.
(b)DONotPlaceanyobject
betweentheovenfrontfaceand
thedooror allowsoilorcleaner
residuetoaccumulateonsealing
surfaces.
(c)DoNotOperatetheoven
ifit isdamaged+Itisparticularly
importantthattheovendoorclose
properlyandthatthereisno
darnagetothe:
(1)door(bent)
(2)hingesandlatches(brokenor
loosened)
(3)doorsealsandsealingsurfaces.
(d)The OvenShouldNotbe
adjustedor repairedbyanyone
exceptproperlyqualifiedservice
personnel.

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eforeUsingYourChxm .. .....2
SafetyInstructions ..........3,4
Featuresof YourOven ... , .. ...5
TouchControlPanel. ..........6
Setthe Clock ................6
CookwareandAccessories .. ...8
AutomaticMicrowaveCooking ..9
RecipeGuide . . . . . . . . .......10
Main Dishes .............H, 12
Vegetables...............13, 14
Fruitsand Desserts ........15, 16
AutomaticCooking Chart .. .17, 18
AutoStart and
Minute/SecondTimer. ........19
AutoDefrost. ...............20
DefrostingbyTime. ..........21
MicrowaveTime Cooking .. ...22
Microwave
TemperatureCooking ........23
ConvectionTime Cooking .. ...24
ConvectionTemperature
Cooking . . . . . . . . . . . . .......25
wornbinationTimeCooking .. .26
Combination Temperature
Cooking . . . . . . ... . . . . .......27
Combination Auto Roast .. ....28
Cooking ReferenceGuide .. ...29
Convection Broiling ..........31
Care of Ymr Oven , , , . . . . . . ..32
Gr(wnding Instructions .. .....33
The Problem Solver .......34, 35
If YbuNtxxlService . . . .......35
Warranty . . . . . . . . . . .BackCover
IMPORTANT
SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS
Readallinstructionsbeforeusingthisappliance.
Whenusingelectricalappliances
basicsafetyprecautionsshouldbe
fohved, includingthefollowing:
WARNING—Toreducetherisk
ofbums, electricshock,fire,
injurytopersonsorexposureto
excessivemicrowaveenergy:
*Usethisapplianceonlyforits
intendeduseasdescribedinthis
manual.
eReadandfollowthespecific
“PRECAUTIONS‘K)AVOID
POSSIBLEEXPOSURE’KI
EXCESSIVEMICROWAVE
ENERGY”foundonpage2.
●Thisappliancemustbegrourrded.
Connectonlytoproperlygrounded
outlet.See“GROUNDING
INSTIWJCI?ONS”foundonpage33.
@Forbestoperation,plugthis
applianceintoitsownelectrical
outlet,topreventflickeringof
lights,blowingeffuse or tripping
ofcircuitbreaker.
oInstallor locatethisappliance
onlyinaccordancewiththe
providedinstallationinstructions.
oBecertaintoplacethefront
surface ofthe door three inches
or more back froxntheeountertop
edge to avoidaccidental tipping
ofthe appliance in normal usage.
*Do notcoveror blockany
openingsontheappliance.
oDo notuseoutdoors.
oDo notimmersepowercordor
phlginwater.
@Keeppowercord awayfrom
heatedsurfiaces.
@Do notIctpowercord hangover
@C OfGibleor cotlnter.
@Do not operate this applianceif
iihasadamagedpowercordorplug.
if’itisII(Mworkingproperly,or if
ithas been or dropped.
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*Seedoorsurfacecleaning ~—
instructionsonpage32. ~
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●Thisapplianceshouidk~
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servicedonlybyqualifiedservice ❑:
personnel.Contactnearest =F—
authorizedservicefacilityfor
examination,repairoradjustment.
●Aswithanyappliance,close
supervisionisnecessarywhen
usedbychildren.
oToreducetheriskoffirein
theovencavity:
—Donotovercookfd.
Carefidlyattendapplianceifpaper,
plastic,orothercombustible
materialsareplacedinsidethe
oventofacilitatecooking.
—Removewiretwist-tiesfrom
paperorplasticbagsbefore
placingbaginoven.
—Donotuseyourmicrowave
oventodrynewspapers.
—Rqwrtowelsandnapkins,wax
paper.Recycledpaperproducts
cancontainmetalfleckswhich
maycausearcingorignite.Paper
productscontainingnylonornylon
filamentsshouldbeavoided,as
theymayalsoignite.
—Donot operate the ovenin
microwaveorcombinati43rti
modeswhileemptytoavoid!
damageto theovenandthe
dangerof fire. Ifbyaccident
theovenshouldrun empty a
minuteor two,noharm isdone.
However,try toavoidoperating
theovenempty atalltimes—it
savesenergy andprolongslifeof
theoven.
—Whenusing the or
combination
boththeexterior and interior of
ovenwillbecome hot.
usehotpads to remove
offood, accessories such as oven
Facks,or probe.

SAFETY (cormrwci)
—Donot pop popcorn in
your microwaveovenunless
inaspecialmicrowavepopcorn
accessoryor unlessyouuse
popcornlabeledfor usein
microwaveovens.
—Ifmaterialsinsidetheoven
shouldignite,keepovendoor
closed,turn ovenoff, and
disconnectthepowercord, or
shutoffpowerat the fuseor
circuitbreakerpanel.
QDSomeproductssuch as whole
eggsand sealedcontainers-for
example,closed glassjars—may
explodeand shouldnotbeheated
inthis oven.
●Avoidheatingbabyfoodin
glassjars, evenwithouttheir
lids;especiallymeat andegg
mixtures.
eDon’tdefrost frozen
beverages in narrow necked
bottles;especiallycarbonated
ones. Even if the containeris
opened, pressure can buildup.
Thiscan cause thecontainerto
burst, resultingin injury.
@Use metal only as directed in
Cookbook. Foilstrips as used
on meat roastsare helpfulwhen
usedas shownin Cookbook.
TV dinners maybe microwave
cooked in foiltrays, providing
the fbilcoversare removed.
They must be replaced in their
boxes. When using metal in
microwaveoven, keep metal
(except for rack accessory) at
least l-inch away from sides of
{well.
*utensils may
hot b(XWSC of heat
/l”il115fL1-I.Cd fr-ofll thC hCatCd k~(l(f.
I’his is cspcci;lll}’true ifplastic
ur;~p has been c(wcring the top
iiiklh[lmllcs 06.the utensil.
lllay bc needed [(>
hiii?tllctllc’l.ih.’flsi].
QSometimes, theovenfloor
and wallscan becometoo hot
to touch. Becarefi.dtouchingthe
floorand wallsduringandatler
cooking.
@Do not use regular cooking
oroventhermometerswhen
cookingbymicrowaveor
combination.Themetaland
mercuryin thesethermometers
couldcause “arcing”and
possibledamagetooven.
●Removethetemperature
probefromthe ovenwhennot
usingitto cook with. If you
leavetheprobe insidetheoven
withoutinsertingitin foodor
liquid,and turn on microwave
energy,itcan createelectrical
arcingin the oven,and damage
ovenwalls.
@Plastic utensils—Plastic
utensilsdesignedfor microwave
cookingare very useful,but
shouldbe used carefully.Even
microwaveplasticmaynotbe
as tolerantof overcooking
conditionsas are glassor
ceramic materialsand may
sofienor char if subjectedto
short periods ofovercooking.In
longerexposuresto overcooking.
the foodand utensilscould
ignite. For these reasons: 1)Use
Microwave plastics only and use
them in strict compliance with
the utensil manufacturer’s
recommendations. 2) Do not
subject empty utensils to
microwaving. 3) Do not permit
children to use plastic utensils
without complete supervision.
*cooking pork follow
our directions exactly and always
cook the meat.to at least 170°F.
This assures that, in the remote
possihilit] that trichina r-naybe
present in the meat. it will be
killed and meat \Ji\l be safe
[{~Cat.
.Boilingeggs(in and out of O
she]l)is not recommended for
microwavecooking.Pressure
canbuildup insideeggyolkand
maycauseit toburst, resulting
in injury.
oFoodswith unbrokenouter
%kin”suchaspotatoes,hotdogs
or sausages,tomatoes,apples,
chickenliversandother giblets,
andeggs(seepreviouscaution)
shouldbe piercedto allowsteam
to escapeduringcooking.
●~d~oi~ablety cookingpouches
andtightlyclosedplasticbags
shouldbe slit, piercedor vented
as directedin Cookbook.If they
are not, plasticcouldburstduring
or immediatelyatler cooking,
possiblyresultingin injury.
Also, plasticstoragecontainers
shouldbe at leastpartially
uncoveredbecausethey form a
tightseal. When cookingwith
containerstightlycoveredwith
plasticwrap, removecovering
carefullyand directsteamaway
from hands and face.
oUseofthe metalwire rack. (See
your Cookbookfor proper use.)
—Removethe rack from oven
when not in use.
—Usepotholderswhen handling
the rack and utensils,They may
be hot.
—Donotuse microwavebrowning
dish on rack. The rack could
overheat. Use of rack with
AutomaticCooking feature
is not recommended.
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FeaturesofYourMicrowave/ConvectionOven
1. DoorHandle. Door must be
securelylatchedforoventooperate.
2. DoorLatch. Pushhtoopen
door.
3. Windowwith MetalShield.
Screen allowscooking to be viewed
while keeping microwavesconfined
inoven.
4. DoorSafety LockSystem.
5. External OvenAir Vents.
6. ConvectionHeating Vents.
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7. TemperatureProbe. Probe
measuresinternalfoodtemperature.
Must be used when cookingby
temperature in microwave,
convectionor combinationmodes
and with Auto Roastfunction.
8. Receptaclefor Temperature
Probe. Probemustbesecurely
insertedintoreceptaclebeforeoven
willstart any temperature cooking.
9. MetalWire Rack. Usewith
Convection,Combinationand
someMicrowaverecipes.
10. OvenLightand LightCover.
Lightcomesonwhendoorisopened
andwhenovenisoperating.Oven
LightCoverisonexteriorwall.
11. TouchControIPanel. Use
touchcontrolstosetalloven
functions.Furtherdetailed
explanationisshownonfollowing
page.
12. Modeland SerialNumbers.
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ofYourTouchControlPanel
‘I’hetouchcontrolpanelallows
youtosetthe ovencontrols
electronicallywiththetouchof
afinger.It’sdesignedtobeeasy
touseand understand. With
yournewoven,youhaveseveral
cookingoptioqs.
LDisplay.Displaystimeofday,
timeortemperatureduringcooking
functions,cookingmodeand
pertinentinstructionsaftersetting
eachpartofcookingstepstelling
youwhattodonext.
2. MicrowaveCook.Touchthis
padbeforeenteringmicrowave
cookingtimeortemperature.Oven
isprogrammedforPowerLevel10
automaticallybutmaybechanged
afterenteringtime.
3. MicrowaveDefrost. Gentle,
eventhawingwithlittleorno
attention.(Seepage21.)
4. ConvectionCook.When
ConvectionCooking,touchthis
padbeforeenteringdesiredoven
timeandtemperature.(Seepages
24and25.)
5. Number Pads. Touchthesepads
toentertime(timeofdayor
cookingtime),internalfood
temperature(usingProbe),oven
temperature,powerlevel,or Codes
duringAutoCook,AutoRoast,or
AutoDefrost.
6. Min/SecTimer. This feature
uses no microwaveenergy. it
functions as akitchen timer.
(See page 19.)
7. AutoStart. Allowsyouto
programyourovento begincooking
at apreset time of day—upto a
12-hourdelay.(See page 19.)
8. Mart.Must touch this pad for
{wcn(0 begin ~inyfunction.
g. AKlt[}<;~l~lk.Tbuch this paciand
lh~*nnumber pad fi}rdesired CY(xic
n[lnlbcr, dnci oven all[olllat icaliy
In i~%r[wva~rcsal ilru-pri)g~-:il]lllle~i
pt~wcrIcvelsand determines the
pr[~pcr;]nl(wnl[~f’Ctwkillgtim~’s
Hnii~~hck~(xlis dt~ncand ovt’11
>Ilu$>of’{’,
In additiontomicrowaveor
convection
cooking,youhave
combinationcookingwhichuses
bothmethodsandautomatic
microwavecooking(AUTO
COOK),automaticmicrowave
defrosting(AUTODEFROST),
andautomaticcombination e
temperaturecooking(AUTO
ROAST).Or youmaymakeyour
own2stageprogramstosuityour
individualizedcookingneeds.
10.ClockSet/Start. Whenovenk
firstpluggedin,allsegmentson
displayareshown.TouchCLOCK.
“EnterTime”flashes,colonremains
on,andthefour8’sdisappear.
Entertimeofdaybytouchingthe
NumberPadsinsequence.For
example,for 1:30,touch1,3,and0.
TouchSTART.Timeissetondisplay.
Toresetorchangetime,touch
CLOCK,entercorrecttimeand
touchSTARTagain.
Il. PowerLevel.Touchthispad
beforeenteringanother powerlevel
numberwhenevermicrowave
energy isbeingused.
12. Broil. Touchthis pad for
broiling. Be sureto use broiler pa
accessories (splattershield and
drip pan) and enamel-coated
broiler rack, (Seepage 31.)
13.CombinationCook. (See
Cookbook.) Touchthis pad first
when using CombinationCooking
mode. (See pages26& 27.)
14. Clear/Off. When touched, it
stopsthe ovenand erases all
settingsexcepttime of day.
15. Auto Roast. Insert probe,
touchthis-pad, and desired number
pad for Code to combination
temperature cook meat with
automatic preset program.
16. Auto Defrost. Touchthis pad,
then Code number and food weight
and the ovenautomatically sets
power levelsand defrosting time.
(See page20.)

YourOvenCanDo
eCookingwithyournewoven
offersawide varietyoffood
preparationoptions.Microwave
cookinguses veryshort, high
frequencyradiowaves.The
movementof the microwaves
throughthe foodgeneratesheat
andcooksmost foodsfasterthan
conventionalmethods,while
retainingtheir naturaltexture
andmoisture.Microwave
cookingheatsfooddirectly,not
the cookingutensilor the interior
of the oven.Reheatingiseasyand
defrostingis particularly
convenientbecauselesstime is
spent infood preparation.
Convectioncookingconstantly
circulatesheatedairaroundthefood,
creatingevenbrowningand sealed-
in flavorbythe constantmotionof
hotair overthe foodsurfaces.
speedandaccuracy,whilebrowning
andcrispingtoperfection.
Youcan use microwavecooking,
convectioncookingorcombination
cookingtoTimeCook.Simply
presetthelengthofcookingtime
desiredandyouroventurnsoff
automatically.OryoucanTemperature
Cookbythesemethods,usingthe
temperatureprobetodeterminethe
donenessbytheinternaltemperature
ofthefood.Thismethodtakesthe
guessworkoutofcooking,shutting
theovenoffautomaticallywhen
thefoodreachesthedesired
temperature.
The AutomaticCookingControl
(AU’IXICOOK) featuredoesyour
microwavecookingforyou. U’s
easyand convenient—justfollow
the step-by-stepinstructionsinthis
manual. Asensordetectssteam
AUTOROASTisacombination
cookingfunctionthatusesthe
temperatureprobe.Yousimply
selectfrom8AutoRoastCodes,
andtheovenautomaticallyadjusts
powerlevel,oventemperatureand
internalfoodtemperaturetocook
thefoodthe wayyouwantit.
AU’NIDEFROSTautomatically
setsthedefrostingtimeandpower
levelsforyou.Youchoosethe
appropriateCodenumberfrom1to
3fromthe foodyouare defrosting,
thenenter the foodweightin
poundsandtenthsofapoundand
touchStart. The ovencalculatesthe
defrostingtime and changespower
levelsduringdefrostingto give
evendefrostingresults.
The AutoStartTimer letsyou
programthe ovento start cooking
at adesiredtime, evenif you’renot
Yournewovenalso offersthe from the food and automatically at home.
optionofcombinationcooking, adjustscookingtimeand power The followingchart showsat a
usingmicrowaveenergyalongwith levelfor best results. glancethe differencebetween
convectioncooking. Youcook with
omicrowave,convectionand
combinationcooking.
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Cookware Microwave Convection Combination ‘
Heat-ResistantGlass, YES YES
Glass-Ceramic(Pyrex”,
FireKing”,Corning
Ware@,etc.)
Ceramic YES YES
(Utensilswith
nometaltrim)
Metal INO IYES
Non Heat-ResistantGlass INO INO
Microwave-SafePlastics IYES INO
PlasticFilms&Wraps IYES INO
PaperProducts IYES INO
Straw,Wicker&Wood IYES INO
YES
YES
(Utensilswith
no metaltrim)
NO
NO
YES*
NO
NO
NO
xu~e~n]ymicrowavecookwarethatissafeto450°F.
CookwareTips
ConvectionCooking
METAL PANSare recommended
forall types of baked products, but
especially where browningor
crusting is important.
Dark or dull finish metalpansare
best forbreads and pies because
theyabsorb heat and produce
crisper crust.
Shinyaluminum pansare betterfor
cakes, cookiesor muffins because
these pans reflect heatand help
produce aiighttender crust.
NOTE:For more informationon the proper use of utensils in Youroven>
see yourMicrowaveGuide and Cookbook.
GLASS OR GLASS-CERAMIC
casserole or bakingdishesare best
suitedfor egg and cheeserecipes
dueto the cleanabilityofglass.
CombinationCooking
GLASS OR GLASS-CERAMIC
bakingcontainersarerecommended.
Besure notto use itemswith metal
trimas itmaycausearcing(sparking)
with ovenwallor metalwire rack,
damagingthe utensil, the rack or
the oven.
HEAT-RESISTANTPLASTIC
microwavecookware (safeto
450”F.)maybe used, but it is not
recommended for foodsrequiring
crustingor all-aroundbrowning,
because the plastic isapoor
conductor ofheat.
IMicrowave Convection Combination Broil I

Microwave
Microwavingwiththe AUTO
COOKsetti@ offersespecially
convenientshortcutcooking
formanyfoods. There’sno
guessworkaboutcookingtimes,
no needto look upsuggested
timesinthe Cookbook. Instead,
asophisticatedsensing device
actuallydetectsthe steamwhich
escapesfrom cookingfood, and
automaticallyadjuststheoven%
cookingtime for varioustypes
andamountsof food.
Cookingcontainersmustbe
coveredduring AUTOCOOK, so
thisfeatureis best used for foods
whichyouwish to steamor to
retainmoisture. EightAUTO
COOK codes letyouselectacycle
idealfor many frequentlyprepared
foods.When oven sensesthe steam,
theovensignalsso that youcan stir
or rotatethe foodas directed. Once
steamhas been detected, the oven
automaticallybeginscountingdown
the remainingcookingtime and
@djustspower levelsas needed.
settingthe oven controls
Step 1:Place food in appropriate
containerand coveras directed on
pages 10to 16.
$@ 2: TouchAUTO COOK. Time
of’day disappears from readout.
“Auto”appeurs on display and
“Enter Cook Code” flashes.
Cooking
Step3: SelectthedesiredAuto
CookCodebytouchinganumber
padfrom1to8.Selected“Cook
Code”appearsinthedisplay.
“Start”flashes.
Step4: TouchSTART.Display
shows“Auto.”DO NOTOPEN
DOOR DURING THIS TIME.
When steam issensed, oven
signals. Stir or rotate foodas
needed. TouchSTARTto resume
cooking. Display showstime
countingdown. When done, oven
displays“End,” signalsandturns
off.
NOTE:Oven will not accept
“AutoCook Code” if the ovenis
hot. If “Hot” appears on display
and “Start Delay Time” stays
on,you must cool the ovenbefore
using Auto Cook or you may
choose to useTimeor
Temperature Microwave
Cooking.
QuestionsandAnswers
Q.Wouldplasticstorage
containerswith verytightfitting
lidsbe appropriatefor Automatic
Cooking?
A. No. Mosttypesofplasticstorage
dishes,buttertubs,etc, withtight
fittinglidsare notrecommended
formicrowavinganddo notallow
steamtoescapeproperly.
Q. WhenIopenedthe ovendoor
to stirmy food, theovenbeeped
andflashed 64EEEE.”What did
Ido wrong?
A. Iftheovendoorisopenedwhile
“Auto”isshowinginreadout,it
willsignalandflashEEEE. Close
doorandtouchSTART.
Q. WhenItried to enter AUTO
COOK, “Hot” appearedon
display and C’StartDe!ay Time”
stayed on and showedatime.
Why?
A. If youhad previouslyused your
ovenfor convectionor combination
cookingand itsinteriortemperature
temperature was aboveL50”E,the
displaywill showan approximate
waitingtime and flash “AutoCook
Delay.”If you starttheovenat this
time, ovenlightwillcome on and
cooling fan, but no cookingwill
begin, When ovenhas cooled
below 150”F.
Q. Are there some foods which do
not Auto Cook well?
A. Yes.Puddingsand sauces which
require frequent stirring, candies
and melted chocolate, bakery
goodsor other foodswhen adry or
crisp surface isdesirable are best
prepared byTime Cook. Also,
extremely dry foodssuch as chow
mein noodlesor potatochips do not
haveenough moisture to create
steam forthe sensor.
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MicrowaveCookingRecipeGuide
AutomaticCooking.Controlisa
fuilyautomaticelectroniccontrol
systemthatletsyourmicrowave
ovendothecookingforyou.The
chartsandrecipesinthissection
aredesignedtohelpyoumake
themostofthistrulynew
feature.
Standardcookingtechniques
require.settingtheovenfora
specifiedcookingtimeora
selectedfinishedtemperature.And
thatmeanslookinguprecipesina
cookbook.. .tryingtoconvertold
recipesformicrowavecooking.. .
orjustresortingtoguesswork.This
controlmethodworksonan
entirelydifferentbasis—witha
specialelectronicsensorthat
detectssteamfromcookingfood.
Theoven“knows”howthefoodis
cooking;so itcan automaticallyset
thecorrect cookingtimeand
maintainthe properpowerlevelfor
differenttypesandamountsoffood.
N(YFE:Ovenwillnotaccept
“AutoCookCode”iftheovenis
hot.Ifthewords“AutoCook
Delay”appear,youmustcoolthe
ovenbeforeusingAutoCookor
youmaychoosetouseTimeor
TemperatureMicrowave
Cooking.
EasytoUse
Simplytouchtwocontrolpads—
AUTOCOOKandthedesiredCode
number—andthenSTART.Referto
cookingchartforacompletelistof
Codesforfrequentlyprepared
foods.Thereadoutdisplayshows
AU1’Duntilsteamissensedand
FoodsRecommended
Awide variety of foods includingmeats, fish, casseroles,
vegetables, leftovers,and convenience foodscan be Auto
Cooked. Match container size with the food, cover
securely, and do not open door during AUTOcycle.
When ovenslgna]s, turn, rotateor stir as recommended
in recipe or chart on pages 17and 18.
thensignals,anddisplaystime o
countingdown. During AUTO,
ovenshouldnotbeopened, but
whenovensignals,mostfoods
shouldbeturned, stirred, or
rotated.Check theAutomatic
CookingChart forsuggestions.
Appropriatecontainersand
coveringshelp assuregoodcooking
results.Containersshouldmatchin
sizeto the sizeofthe foodbeing
cooked. Coveringssuchas plastic
wrap securedon all sides,thelid
thatcame withthecontainer,or
microwave-safeplasticdomesare
ideal. Forexamplesofcontainers
and coverings,seepage8andthe
followingrecipesectionofthisbook.
FoodsNotRecommended
Recipesand foodswhich must be cooked uncovered, or
which require constantattention, or adding ingredients
during cooking shouldbe microwavedbyTIME COOK.
For foodsthat microwavebest using temperature probe,
use TEMP COOK, or AUTO ROAST.Foods requiring a
dry or crisp surface after cooking cook best with TEMP
COOK, CONVECTION or COMBINATION cooking.
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CookingMainDishes
The benefitis automaticsetting
andcontro!of cooking,butjust
likeconventionalmicrowaving
youmust check the food afterthe
AUTOcycle(ovenbeepsandcook
time beginsto count downon
display)and turn, rotateorstir
as recommended.
Meat,Fish&Poultry
Formeat loavesuse either the
round or loafmicrowave-safe
containers. Beefloaf uses Auto
Cook Code 2. Cover with plastic
wrap and rotate 1/4turn after
6’ven signals.
Whole Chicken, chicken breasts
and picccs, should be placed in a
microwave-safe8-in. square dish,
[~ x8x2-in. dish or 3qt.
casserole. Cover securely with
plastic wrap or container lid. if
cooking bag isused for whole
~’hickcn,shield breast bone with
small s[rip of fbil. Rotatedish 1/2
tLIrn when oven sigmds. Use Auto
cook”code 6.
PorkChopsautomaticallycook
wellin 12 x 8 x 2-in. dish,
coveredwith plasticwrap. Add
barbequesauce or other sauceon
each chop. MicrowaveusingAuto
Cook Code 7.
Fishfillets shouldbeinsinglelayer
infiatpieplateoroblongdishtofit.
Coverwithplasticwraporcontainer
lid. UseAutoCookCode8.
Swiss steak should becut into
serving pieces 1/4thick and placed
in a12x 8 X2-in. dish. Make
sure liquidcovers all meat. Cover
with plastic wrap and rotate 1/4
turn when ovensignals. Use Auto
CookCode2.
Spareribsshouldbe automatically
cookedin a12X8 x 2-in.dishor
3-qt. casserole. Makesureliquid
coversmeat. Coverwith plastic
wrap or containerlid. Afieroven
signals,turn overand rearrange
meats. Use AutoCook Code2.
HowtoAdaptMicrowave
CasseroleRecipes
Usethe followingstep-by-step
instructionsand tipswhen adapting
yourcasserole recipes for
AutomaticCooking.
1: Selectrecipes with precooked
ingredientsthatdo not require
addingingredientsat different
stagesduring cookingor recipes
that requireextraattention, stirring
or rotating.
2: Use microwave-safecontainers
that are appropriate in sizeto the
foodamount. Use 3-qt. containers
or smaller.
3: For saucycasseroles, cover
container with lidor plastic wrap.
(No vents.) For cheese or crumb-
toppedcasseroles, removecover
after ovensignalsand add topping,
then continue cookinguncovered.
4: Allowprecookedingredientsor
hotsaucestocoolslightlybefore
addingotheringredients.
5: Meats and vegetablesshould be
submerged in liquid.
6: After oven signals, rotatedish
and stir, coveringall ingredients
with liquid.
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orMainDishRecipes
MexicanMeatball
Casserole
AutoCookCode6
Approx.CookingTime—25min.
Makes6to 8Servings
1lb. groundchuck
1/2cup dry breadcrumbs
1/8teaspoonpepper
1/2teaspoonsalt
2teaspoonschilipowder
2tablespoonsdrymincedonions
1egg
2tablespoonscatsup
1/2cupinstantrice
1can(15%oz.)kidneybeans
(undrained)
1can(16oz.)tomatoes,chopped
andundrained
1tablespoonchilipowder
In largemixing bowl, place meat,
bread crumbs, pepper, salt, chili
powder,onion, eggand catsup.
Mix welland form into 12balls.
Arrange balls in acircle in2-qt.
casserole. Set aside.
In smallmixing bowl place rice,
beans, tomatoesand chili powder.
Mix welland pour in center of
casseroleand overmeatballs.
Coverand microwaveat AutoCook
Code 6. Rotate 1/4turn when oven
signalsand time remaining appears
on readout.
ChickenTeriyaki
AutoCookCode6
Approx.Cooking‘Ikne-25-30
min.
Makes4Servings
1/4cup soysauce
1/3cup honey
1/3cup sherry
1tablespooncornstarch
1wholechicken (about3lb.)
In 2-cupglassmeasure, place soy
sauce, honeyand sherry.Stiruntil
blended. Addcornstarch; mixwell.
Microwaveat HIGH (10)for2to
2% minutes,stirringevery minute
untilthickened. Tiechicken legs
andplaceon trivetin E?x8x2-in.
microwave-safedish, breast side
up. Brush with halfofsauce
(reservefor later use). Coverwith
twopieces ofoverlappedplastic
wrap.*Microwaveon AutoCook
Code 6. When ovensignalsand
time remainingappearson readout,
apply remainirigsauce, re-cover
and continuecooking.
*~fbreast bone seemsprominent, a
1“strip of foil maybe placed over
bone to preventsplittingof wrap.
ChickenandRice e
AutoCookCode6
Approx.Cooking13rne-30-35min.
Makes6Servings
1can (10%OZ.)condensed
creamof mushroomsoup
1-1/4cups milk (~soupcan full)
3/4 cup instantrice
1can (4 oz.) mushrooms,
stemsandpieces
1pkg. (1%oz.) dry onion
soupmix
1cutup chicken (about3lb.)
In smallmixingbowlmix soup
and milk; reserve 1/2cup ofthe
mixture. Blendremainingsoup
mixture, rice, mushroomsand half
ofthe onion soup mix. Pour intoa
12 x8x2-in. glassdish.
Place chickenpieceson rice
mixture, arrangingwith meatiest
piecesto outsideofdish. Pour
reserved soup mixtureoverchicken
and sprinklewith remaining soup
mix. Coverwith plastic wrap, no
vent. Microwaveat AutoCook
Code 6, rotate 1/4turn when oven
signalsand time remaining appears
on readout.
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CookingVegetables
mshorCannedVegetables —.
—-
—
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Wholeor largehalvesof’
vegetablessuchas cauliflower,
squashor potatoesuse AutoCook
Code7.Match sizeof container
toquantityof vegetables.Cover
with lidor plasticwrap. Turn
caulifloweroverafter ovensignals.
Forother vegetables,rotate 1/4
iurnwhen ovensignals.
FrozenVegetables
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Mock or 100Wpiecesoffrozen Pouchesoffrozenvegetables
vcgdables should be placed in shouldbe slit 1“incenter. Place
suittiblcsix container (at leasthalf pouch on microwave-safeplate.
full). Add2tablespoons water. Use AutoCook Code 4. After oven
(’~wcrwith lid or plastic wrap. Stir signals, rearrange vegetables
after {nwnsignals. Usc AutoCook movingcenter portion tooutside
(-’OLit4. ctigeof pouch.
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—
Vegetablespearsorpiecesrequire
1/4to 1/2cup ofwater.Salt
vegetablesafter cookingor put
salt inthewaterbeforeadding
vegetables.Use appropriatesize
coveredcontainer.Stiror rotate
after ovensignals.UseAutoCook
Code 6.
Precooked/cannedvegetables
shouldbeplaced inround
containersimilar insizeto amount
beingcooked(at leasthalf full).
Cover.Use AutoCook Code 8, —-
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Alternately,frozenvegetablesin
pouchescan be slitwith an “X” w
shapedslit and placed in glass —
~rn
containerwith “X” downward.
After cooking, pick up pouch and
empty food intodishthrough —.
opening.

Recipes
StirFryVegetables
AutoCookCode 1
Approx.CookingTime-13-15min.
Makes4Servings
1tablespoonoil
1tablespoonsoft butter
3mediumonions, quartered
1smal?’greenpepper,
cut in l/4-in. widestrips
2cups thinly-slicedcabbage
2/3 cup carrots,sliceddiagonally
1/4cup (1bunch)sliced
green onions
1cup broccoliflowerets
2stalkscelery,sliced
diagonally
Tossvegetableswith oil andbutter
in2qt. microwave-safecasserole.
Cover.Microwaveon Automatic
Cook Code 1stirring wellwhen
ovensignalsand time remaining
appearson readout. Serve
immediately.
ZucchiniCasserole
AutoCookCode–Vegetables6
Approx.CookingTime—15min.
AutoCookCode–
CasseroleMixture5
Approx.CookingT’ime-13min.
Makes6-8 Servings
3cupsslicedzucchini(2medium)
3/4 cup choppedcarrots
1/2cupchoppedonions
6tablespoonsbutter
1/2cup sourcream
I(N13A-oz.)cancream
ofchickensoup
2cups herb-seasoned
stuffing mix
Place zucchini, carrots,onionand
butterin a10x 6 x 2-in. glass
dish. Coverwith plasticwrap.
Microwaveon AutoCookCode6
stirring wellwhenovensignalsand
time remainingappearson readout.
Stir in sourcream, cream of
chickensoupand 1-1/4cups
stuffingmix. Recoverdishwith
plastic wrap. Microwaveon Auto
Cook Code5. When ovensignals,
removeplasticwrap and sprinkle
top with remaining 3/4cup stuffing
mix. Continuecookinguncovered.
GreenRice
AutoCookCode–Spinach8
Approx.DefrostTime—-5
min.
AutoCookCode–-RiceMixture5
Approx.CookTime—2Smin.
Makes4-6 Servings
1pkg. (10OZ.)frozen
choppedspinach
1/2cup instantrice
1/4cupbutter,melted
1/4cup finely choppedonion
I%cup milk
1egg, beaten
1/2teaspoonsalt
1cup shreddedcheddarcheese
Place boxof spinachin microwave
ovenand microwaveon AutoCook
Code 8.Removefromboxand
drain well. Todrained spinach, add
rice, butter,onion, milk, egg, salt
and cheese. Mix well. Coverand
microwaveat AutoCook Code 5.
Rotate1/4turn whenovensignals
and time remainingappearson
readout. Let stand5minutes
coveredbeforeserving.

CookingFruitsandDesserts
Fruits
PineappleCasseroleisatangy
dessertor meataccompaniment. In
12 x 8 X2-in. dish spread 2cans
(20oz. ea.) drainedpineapple
chunks,3/4cup sugarand 1/2cup
flour. Coverand microwaveon
AutoCook Code 1.When oven
signalsandtime remainingappears
on readout, removecoveringand
top with mixtureof2cups buttery-
fiavoredcracker crumbs and 1/2
cup meltedbutter.Do notrecover.
Touch“Start” and finishcooking.
Desserts&Breads
eAfter preparing the ingredientsfor
the individualrecipe as shown
belowthe pictures followthese
steps forcooking.
BakedApples automaticallycook
wellusingAutoCook Code 8.
Match numberofapplesto sizeof
microwave-safecoveredcontainer.
Use AutoCook Code 8for Baked
Pears and Applesaucealso.
Step 1:Cover with plasticwrap
and useAuto Cook Code 6.
Step 2: When ovensignalsand
time remainingappears on readout,
rotatedish 1/4turn.
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shouldbe stirred wellbefore ~ —-
microwaving,especiallyif sugaris ~
added. Cov&; u~eAutoCookCode
4andstironceor twiceafteroven
signalsandtimeappearsonreadout.
Touch“Start” and finishcooking.
Step3: When cookingisfinished,
turn out (upsidedown)the Nut
Cakeand Cornbread. Invert
Caramel BiscuitRing and let dish
standoverring afewminutes
beforeserving.
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Caramel Biscuit Ring uses Auto
Cook Code 6. Spread 1/4cup
meited butter and 1/2cup brown
sugw-in 8-in. round glass dish.
Sprink[e with cinnamon and [/2
cup chopped nuts ifdesired.
AIT:HlgC 1can (10oz.) refrigerated
hisc.uiisar~>undwigcsand place
~irinking glass, qxn cnci up, in
Lcnk’r. Sw steps ahw for
Autom:][ic C(xlk ing,
Baconand Cheese‘1’oppedl
Cornbread:Distribute 1/2cup
chopped crisp fried bacon and 1
tablespoonParmesan cheese in
greased 8-in. round glass dish.
Carefully pour batter from 1pkg.
(8-1/2oz.) cornbread mix over
uboveingredients. See stepsabove
for Automatic Cooking. Remove
coveringafter signal.
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DessertRecipes
EasyChocolateCake
AutoCookCode6
Approx.CookingTime–14 min.
Makes1(lO-in.)TbbeCake
1pkg. (2-layersize)
fudge cakemix
2eggs
1teaspoonvanillaextract
2/3 cup cookingoil
1-1/4cups water
1/4cup finely chopped pecans
In largebowlplace cake mix, eggs,
vanilla,oil and water.Blendon
mediumspeed of mixer, about2
minutes,until smoothandcreamy.
Grease a16cup plastic microwave
flutedor straight-sidedring mold.
Sprinldechopped nutsevenlyover
bottom. Pour batterovernuts.
Coverwith plastic wrap and
microwaveon Auto-CookCode6.
Let standin dish 10minutesbefore
turningout.
CherryCobbler
AutoCookCode6
Approx.CookingTime—-l$min.
Makes6to8Servings
1can (20-22oz.) prepared
cherrypiefilling
2cups dryyellowor white
cakemix (1pkg. [9 oz.] or
1/2pkg. [17oz.])
1/4cupmeltedbutter
1/2cupcoarselychoppednuts
1teaspoongroundcinnamon
In 8-in. squareglassdish, spread
pie filling.
In smallbowl, mix togethercake
mix, butter, nuts,and cinnamon
untilcrumbly.Sprinkleevenly
overcherries or, in three rowsso
cherries are visible.Cover with
plasticwrap.
Microwaveon AutoCook Code 6
rotatingdish 1/4turn and removing
plastic wrap when ovensignalsand
remainingtime appears on readout,
Touch“Start” and continue
cooking.
PineappleUpside
DownCake
AutoCookCode6
Approx.CookingTime—-lomin.
Makes1(8-in. round)Cake
1/4cupbutter
1/3cupbrownsugar(packed)
1can(8-1/4oz.)pineapple
slices
4maraschinoorcandied
cherries,cut in half
3/4 cup ail purposeflour
1/2cupsugar
1-1/2teaspoonsbakingpowder
1/4cup soft shortening
1egg
liquidfrompineapple(%c.)
3/4 teaspoonvanillaextract
In 8-in. rounddishplacebutter.
Microwaveat HIGH (10)for 3/4to
1minuteuntilmelted. Sprinkle
sugaroverbutter. Drain pineapple
(saveliquid)on paper towelsand
arrange indish. Decorate with
cherries. Place a2“diameter
drinkingglass (4”tall)open sideu
incenter ofdish.*
In smallmixerbowlplace flour,
sugar,bakingpowder,salt,
shortening,egg, liquidand vanilla.
Beat 3minuteson lowestmixer
speed, scrapingbowlconstantly
first 1/2minute. Carefully spread
batter overfruit in dish, Cover with
plasticwrap—novent. Microwave
on AutoCook Code 6. Rotate 1/4
turn and removewrap when oven
signalsand time remaining appears
on readout. Touch “Start” and
continuecooking.

ControlChartCooking
*Do notopenovendoordurjng ●Add1/4-1/2cup waterto fresh
vegetables.Stiror turn over
vegetablesand meatsafter first
beeph-tgsignal.
●Besurethe exteriorof the
cookingcontainerand interior
AUTOcycle.Mayaffectcooking
performance.Afterfirstbeeping
signal(timeappearson readout
forcodesexceptCode 8), stiror
rotatefood.
@Matchtheamountof thefood
to thesizeofthecontaher. Fill
containersatleast 1/2full.
ofmicrowaveovenare dry.
●Stiror rotateafterovensignals
andtimeappearsonreadout. ~
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●Use microwave-safeplatesor
containers.DO NOT USE PAPER
PLATESwjthAutomaticCooking, —.
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“AutoCook”
Food Code Container Approximate
Time
Reheatingand
FrozenFoods:
CannedFoods
RoomTemp.or thin (small
amountsat refrig. temp.)
Refrig.temp.or thick (large
amountsat roomtemp.)
DeliFoods
Microwave-safecontainer
matchedto sizeof food,
1
3
3-4 min./cup
5min./cup
Coverwith plasticwrap or lidtodish,
2or moreservingsare consideredlargeamounts.
Coverwith plastic wrap or lid.
Coverwith plastic wrap or lid to dish.
!Microwave-safecontainer
matchedto sizeof food.
Microwave-safecontainer
matchedto sizeof food.
1
Entrees
‘rozen
rhin (under 1“) 3Cook incontainer
(seecomments). 8-10min. Cook inowncontainer, or forquicker cooking,in glass container,NOTE: If entreeis in aluminumpan, remove
frombox, removelid and putbackin original closed
box. If entree isin paperboardcontainer, removefrom
boxand microwavewith original plastic covering.
1
Microwave-safecon~iner
matchedto sizeof fbod.
kftovers 11 2-4 mirr./cup
9-11min.
Use bowlwith plastic wrap or coverplate with
microwave-safeplastic dome.
Removefoiltop and put back inbox. If dinner has
cakeor brownies, removebeforecooking.
‘VDinner (10-12w.) Cook incontainer
(see comments).
Choose leanbacon for best cooking results.
1 12x 8 x 2-in. glass dish
lined with ptipertowels.
Coverwith plastic wrap.
4-6 min.
25-35min. Make sure liquidcoversall ingredients,When oven
signals, stir well.
22-26min.
?--lmin./piece
?3-25min.
No additional liquid needed. When ovensignals, rotate
I/2 turn, Note the preferencecontrol 1k used with
breaststodecrease cooking time for best results.
No additional liquid needed. When ovensignals, rotate
1/2turn.
Tie wingsand legsand place on trnvet.It_breast bone
seems prominent, al-inch strip of foil maybe placed
oier-btmeto preventsplitting of wrap. Rotate 1/2turn
when men signals.
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Food Code
Fruit
BakedApples(4) 8
BakedPears(4) 8
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Hamburger
Casserole.Convenience
Meatloaf (lti lb.)
Patties(4-5)
I%rk
JausagePatties
1/2”thick–4)
:hops
3/4-1”thick)
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lip to3lb.)
eafood
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wissSteak
‘Alb. roundsteak)
:getables
‘esh
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pto4med.)
mrots(1lb. sliced)
wliflower(1med. head)
paragus (1lb. cut spears)
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Container
2qt. casserolewithlid,
2qt. casserolewith lid.
2qt. glassdishwithlid.
Glassloafdish,Coverwith
plasticwrap.
8” squaredish.Coverwith
plasticwrap.
8“ glasssquaredish. Cover
withplastic wrap.
12x8x2-in. glassdish.
Coverwithplasticwrap.
3qt. glassdish. Coverwith
lidor plasticwrap.
1~ qt. glass dishwith lid.
2x8x2-in. glassdish.
;over with plasticwrap.
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‘qt. glass dish with lid.
qt. glass dish with lid.
qt. glass dish with lid.
2X8X2-inglassdish.
‘overwith plastic wrap.
1Aqt. glass dish with lid.
-in. squareglassdish.
‘overwith plastic wrap.
YZqt. glass dish with lid.
Aqt. glass dish with lid.
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13-18min.
40-45min.
9-10min.
6min.
20-25min.
1hr. 30min.-
1hr.50 min.
5-7min.
50-55min.
8-i2min.
10-12min.
12-15min.
10-12min.
li min.
12-14min.
18-20min.
i2-lSmin.
13-15min.
11-13min.
6-8min.
10-12min.
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Comments
Coreapples.No waterneeded,Whenoven@Mls,
rotute1/4turn,
No waterntxxicd.Whenovensignals,rotate1/4turn
Precookgroundbeef, Druin. Make sureliquidctwers
ail ingredients,When ovensigrwis,stirWCIIandrottiw
1/4turn.
When ovensignals,rotate1/4turn,
Whenovensigrmis,rotate 1/2turn.
When ovensignals,rotate1/2turn.
Bastewith Itbsp.barbequesauceper chop.
Meat mustbe coveredwith iiquid, When ovensignals,
rearrangemeat, makingsure it issubmergedinliquid.
It maybe necessaryto rearrangeanother time during
finalcooking.
When ovensignais,rotate1/2turn.
Cut into pieces. Make sure iiquidcoversall meat.
When ovensignals,turn overand rearrange meat.
Place artichokesin dish stem sidedown. Add 1/4cLip
water. Rotatedish 1/2turn after ovensignals,
Add 1/2cupwater.When ovensignals, stir weli.
NOwater needed. Start cookingstem side down. At
signai turn over.
Add 1/4cup water.When ovensignals, rotate 1/4turn.
Add 1/4cup water. When ovensignais, rotate 1/4turn.
When ovensignals, rotate 1/2turn. N~E: Watchhot
dish &steam!
Add2tbsp. water.When ovensignais, stir w’eil.
Add2tbsp. water.When ovensignais. stir well.
Add2tbsp. water. When ovensignais. stir well.
Add2tbsp. wa(er.When ovensignals. stir well,
Make a1“slit in pouch. When ovensignais, breakup
frozencenter. and rotate i/2 turn. NOTE: Watchfor
hotsteam.
Make ai” siit inpouch. When ovensignals, breakup
frozencenter, and rotate 1/2turn. NOTE: Watchhr
ilotsteam.
Nlakea1“slit in pouch. When o~cnsignals, break up
trozxmcenter. iind rotiitc1/2turn. NOTE: Watchfor
hotStciilll.
kfiik~ ai” s]it in pouch. When m’(>nslgnal$. break 11!1
t’nvcn center, :in(irotate 1/2turn. NOTE: W:itci]for
Il(ltSICiilll. I

AutoStart
TheAUTOSTARTcontrol
onyour newovenallowsyouto
begincookingameal, evenif
you’renotathome!Theconvenient
AUTOSTARTfunctionletsyou
programatimeof day,inhours
andminutesto begincooking.
Theovenwillholdthe foodwhile
countingdownthe selectedtime
of day,then begincooking after
the presettime has been reached.
HowtoUseAutoStartwith
aTimeorTemperature
CookingFunction
—Step 1:Touchthe AUTO START
pad. The timeof daydisappears
fromthe display,and “Enter Delay
Time” flashes.
Step3: Selectthecookingfunction
(Microwave,Convection,
Combinationor Auto Roast).
Settheovenforthatfunction,
accordingtotheinstructionsgiven
inthisbook.
Step 4: TouchSTART.Correct
time ofday,“Cooking Function”
and “DelayTime”appearondisplay.
When the time ofday is reached at
which cookingisdesired to begin,
the ovensignalsand automatically
beginsthe cooking function.When
cookingis completed, ovendisplays
“End,” signalsand turns off.
NOTE:Delaytimesup to 12hours
can be programmed. However,use
caution when settingovenfor this
function. Food spoilagecan occur
during prolongeddelay periods.
Step2: Set the desired time ofckiy
hyttmchingnunlt)cr pads in
squence. For example for 2:00,
t(m~’h2, 0. and O.The selected time
appc:lrson tht dispfayand “Delay
TIIIW”fl:lshcs.
Minute/Second
Timer
TheMIN/SECTIMERisa
minutetimer.
Thetimecanrangefromone
secondto99minutesand99
seconds.
TheMIN/SECTIMERoperates
withoutmicrowaveenergy.
HowtoTimea3-Minute
PhoneCall
1. TouchMIN/SEC TIMER pad.
The displayshows:0 and “Enter
Time” flashes,
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2. Touchnumber pads 3,0 andO
(for3minutesand no seconds).
Displayshows “3:00.”
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3. TouchSTART.Displayshows
time countingdown.
4. When time is up, ovensignals
and display showstime of day.
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Defrosting
WiththeAutoDefrostfeature,
theovenautomaticallysetsthe
defrostingtimeandpowerlevelsfor
you.Youchoosetheappropriate
Codenumberfrom 1to3forthe
foodyouaredefrosting,thenenter
thefoodweightinpoundsandtenths
ofapound(SeeConversionChart
be~ow)andtouchSTART.Theoven
calculatesthedefrostingtimeand
changespowerlevelsduring
defrostingtogiveevendefrosting
results.
Whentheovenreachesone thirdof
thetotaldefrostingtime, thereadout
flashes“TURN,” tellingyoutoturn
foodoverandwillnotcontinue
defrostinguntildoorisopenedand
“Start” istouchedagain. After
defrostingtimeiscomplete,the
ovenautomaticallyturnsoff.
HowtoSetAutoDefrost
NQTE:Beforeyoubegin, check
CookingChart forminimumand
maximumfoodweightsforeach
Codenumber.Youwillneedtoknow
yourfoodweightandcorresponding
Codebeforebeginning.
Step 1:Removefrozen meatfrom
packageand placein microwave
safedish. Place inovenand close
door.
Step2:TouchAutoDefrostPad.
“Auto”appearsondisplayand
“Enter DefCode” flasheson
readout.
Step3: Touchnumberpad 3.“Code
3“ showson readoutand “Enter
Weight”flashes.
Step4:Touchnumberpad3andO
forweightof3lbs. Displayshows
3.0 and “Weight Start” flashes.
Step5:T(mchSTARTpad. Defrost
time beginscountingdownon
readout.
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Step6:When1/3thedefrosting
timeiscompleted,theovensignals
and“TURN”flashesinreadout
insteadoftimecountingdown.
Opendoorandturnpackageover.
Step7:Closedoorandtouchthe
STARTpad. Readoutshows
remainingdefrostingtimecounting
down.
Step8:When defrostingtime is
completedtheovensignals,flashes
“End” an~thenturnsoff.
ConversionChart
Iftheweightisstatedinpounds
andounces, theouncesmustbe
convertedtotenths(,1)ofapound.
Ounces
1.2
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