Troubleshooting Tips - GE Spacemaker PVM2070 Owner's Manual

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Problem
Solver
For a complete
list of solutions
to common
microwaving
problems,
use the
Troubleshooting
Tips
feature
located
by pressing
the HELP button
while
on the microwave
Home
Screen
(see Using the Troubleshooter).
If your microwave
will not operate,
check
the Problem
Solver
below:
Problem
Oven
will not start
"CONTROL
IS
LOCKED"
appears
on the display
Possible
Cause
Control
panel
is asleep
A
ftlse
in
goilr
bol//e
I/lay
be blown
or the circuit
breaker
tripped
Power
surge
Controls
are not set properly
Plug not tully inserted
into
Door
is not closed
START
was not pressed
The control
has bee** locked
What
To Do
" This is normal.
Press HOME
or the
touchscreen
to acti_lte
the control
panel.
" Replace
fuse or reset circuit
breaker.
, Unplug
the microwave
oven,
then plug
it
back in.
, Check
controls.
, Make
sure the 3-prong
phlg
on the oven
is
hilly wall outlet
inserted
into wall outlet.
, Open
and
close the door
secm'el>
, Press START.
" Press and
hokl
OFF ti)r about
3 seconds
to
mfiock
the control.
Things That
Are Normal
With Your
Microwave
O'ueTt
Steam
or x;ipor
escaping
t/'on*
arotlnd
the
door.
" Light
reflection
around
door
or outer
case.
, Dimming
oven
light and change
in the
blower
sound
at power
levels other
than
high.
, Moisture
on the oven door
and walls while
cooking.
Wipe
the moisture
oil with a paper
towel or sott ch)th,
" Moisture
between tile oven door panels when
cooking certain fl)ods. Moisture
shoukl
dissipate shortly aiter cooking is finished.
, Dull thmnping
sound while oven is operating.
TV/radio
interibrence
might
be noticed
while
using
the microwave.
Similar
to
the interierence
caused
by other
small
appliances,
it does not indicate
a problem
with the microwave.
Ph/g the microwave
into
a different
electrical
circuit,
move the radio
or TV as Jthr away fl'om
the microwave
as
possible,
or check
the position
and signal
of the TV/radio
antenna.
The
Active
Vent
door
(oil
some
models)
will open
during
operation,
and
remain
open
while
the
microwave
is rulming,
to keep
the
electronics
cool.
It is also
normal
to hear
a clicking
noise
as the
vent
door
()}bells alld
closes.
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