GE Appliances DVM1950 Owner's Manual page 10

About the features of your oven.
Power Saver (Energy Saver)
Feature (on some models)
Your GEmicrowave has an Power Saver (EnergySaver)feature. Many electronic appliances,
including Microwaves, consume electric power while they are switched off or in a standby
mode. Eliminating standby power can reduce your operating costs.
ToACTIVATE the Power Saver (EnergySaver)Feature--
Pressthe Power Saver button on the unit, and the unit will turn off. (Note: If utilizing this
feature, the clock will not be displayed on the unit.)
ToDEACTIVATE the Power Saver (EnergySaver)Feature --
U Pressthe Power Saver button on the unit, and the unit will turn on. The display will read
"On" If the unit has had power aplied recently (within the last few days), the time will be
remembered.
_lf prompted, enter the time of day.
NOTE: The time keeping device that keepsyour clock running will need to be recharged every
few days. It is recommended that once a week you should leave the unit powered on (do not
use the Power Saver (Energy Saver)feature) for at least 2/4hours. Ifyou are prompted to enter
a time when turning on from the Power Saver (Energy Saver)mode, you should have the unit
powered on for at least/48 hours. When you first install your unit, you should leave it powered
on for at least/48 hours.
Some features, such as the auto night light, will not function when you are in Power Saver
(Energy Saver) mode.
NOTE:This microwave oven does not detect food in the oven if food was inserted while the unit
was Off (Power Saver (Energy Saver)active or power loss). As a result, it will ask you to insert
food again when Power Saver (EnergySaver) is deactivated or power is restored to the unit. If
this occurs, just open and close the door to clear the message and the oven will be ready for
cooking.
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