GE Appliances JES1146 Owner's Manual page 5

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> SUPERHEATEDWATER
Liquids,such as water, coffee or
tea are able to be overheated
beyond the boiling point without
appearing to be boiling. Visible
bubbling or boiling when the
container is removed from the
microwave ovenis not always
presenL THISCOULD RESULT
IN VERY HOTLIQUIDS
SUDDENLY BOILINGOVER
WHENTHECONTAINER IS
DISTURBED ORA SPOONOR
OTHERUTENSIL IS INSERTED
INTO THELIQUID,
"Ib reduce the risk of il_iury
to persons:
-- DO llOt o\'erl/eat the
liquid.
-- Stir the liquid both beti)re
and hal/i_ay through
heating it.
--Do not use smfight-sided
containers with narrow necks.
-- Arier heating, allow the
cont+dner to stand in the
microwave o\en/_)r a short
time be/kin' removing the
( ()l/t_lil/+.'E
-- Use extFelile C_t_re whell
illsertillg a st)OOll or
other
utensil into the containec
_57 •\_oid heating t)_d)y/_)od in
glass jars, men with the lid o//i
Make sure all in[imt food is
thoroughly cooked. Stir ti)od
to distril_ute the heat evenly.
Be carefill to 1)revent scalding
when warming t¢>rmula. The
container into t_'el cooler
than the/_)rmula re_dlv is.
Alwm> test the ti)rmula
beti)re/i_,e(ling the l>at)}.
_: Don't deti'ost ti'ozen
bever_++ges in
I/arT'oW-I/ecke(I
bottles (espe(ially (arbonated
beverages), l+)+en if the
C()I/t:,tiller is ot)ened, 1)I/'SStlre
can lmild ut). This can
cause the container to burst,
t)oxsibl} restdting in it+jur}.
_: I lot t_)()(ts and steam
can
(ause burns. Be ( arefi_l when
opening any cont_dners of hot
/_)()(t, in_ lu(ting popcorn bags,
(()()king 1)ou(hes and boxes.
To t)revent t)o_sible i_+jur},
(lit'COt ste_ll// a_+++;i_, /iX)lll hal/ds
and time.
;_} Do I/Ot oxercook t)ot_++toes.
They could dehydrate and
catch tire, (ausing damage
to your oxen.
Cook meat and t)oultr}
t horoughly--lneat to
at least an INTERNAI,
temt>emtm:e of 160°F
and poultry to at least an
INTEI(NA[, temt)emttn:e
of 180°E Cooking to these
temt>emtures usually protects
agvdnst/oodborne illness.
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