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AluminumFoil . ..................................4,19,23
AutomaticTimerandClock . . . . . . . . . . . .12
CanningTips ....................................................9
Energy-SavingTips .........................................5
Features . .......................................................6,7
Oven .........................................................13-22
Baking, B akingGuide. . . . . . . . . . . .14-16
Brotiing,BroflingGuide . . . . . . . . . . 18-20
ControlSettings ..........................................8
Light Bu!bReplacement...ti. . . . .13,25
Roasting,RoastingGuide . . . . . . . . 17,18
Se&CleaninglnstrwNions...............2
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ThermostatAdjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
SurfaceCooking ......................................8-11
ControlSettings ..........................................8
CookingGuide . ...................................10,11
CookwareTips ...................................10,11
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Anti-Tip Device ..................................3,2729
Flooring UndertheRange.........................28
Leveling .......................................................... 29
Consumer
Services.......3
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ApplianceRegistrati,on ..................................2
Modeiand SwialNumberLocation...........2
Warranty ........................................BackCover
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CbaningGuicle .............................................26
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OvenVent ......................................................24
StorageDrawer .....................................25,26
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- Page 1 lhBtlnsdons...2-5 AluminumFoil ..4,19,23 AutomaticTimerandClock ... .12 CanningTips ...9 Energy-SavingTips ...5 Features ..6,7 Oven ...13-22 Baking, B akingGuide... .14-16 Brotiing,BroflingGuide .
- Page 2 Before your read this book ‘ state cause such pdmtial exposure write downthe model and Swid fiberglass w a o f Wi received range... savetime money. Before ym.1 s$?rvke.u self-dean-wins am.mt...
- Page 3 Men usi]~g e lectrical appliances, basicsafety precautions should befollowed, including t he following: @ Usethisappliance oniyfori@intended useas described i nthismanual. eBesureyourappiiance isproperlyinstalled andgrounded bya qualified t echnician i n accordmce w iththeprovided i nstallation instructions. eDon9t a ttemptto repairor repIaceanypart of yourrangeunHess it isspecifically r ecomgnded Allotherservicing s hould bereferred this...
- Page 4 fJg@?p shelf ~p~g+~~ Ovlgn is cool.If shelvesmustbe handledwhenhot,donot letpot hcdcier contactheatingunitsin thegven. oven door essentialfor a goodseaLCareshouldbe takennot to rub,damageor movethe gasket. ~DOEW~ W ewen Nocommercial o ven. ckarieror ovenlinerprotective coatingof anykind shouldbe usedin or aroundanypartof theoven. ——— -——.—. havingilat bottomslargeenoughto coverthe surfaceunitheatingelement.
- Page 5 oven ..— —...
- Page 6 49’’”...
- Page 7 (Notallmodels haveallfeatures.) t3elf--Clean only.) 6 Surface UnitControls 9 Automatic O ven‘Ilmer, C lockandMinute Timer 11 Surface Unit“ON”Indicator L ight 12 OvenCleaning Light 21,22...
- Page 8 AtbothOFFandHIthecontrol “ clicks” i ntoposition. YOU m ayhearslight indicating t hecontrol i skeeping theunit attheheatlevelorpowerlevelyouset. the Cmntrokil setting chide Heat HE4Jsed boiLReduce heatsetting afterwaterboils. EIEGH-(Setting h alfway between HIand MD) Maintains a fastboilonlargeamounts o f food. MED---Saute a ndbrown; k eepsfoodat a mediurq boilor simmer.
- Page 9 ‘canning Rrint$ observe wits HOWEVER, DONOTUSELARGE DIAMETER Ody. CANNERS O ROTHER LARGE DIAMETER POTSFORFRYING ORBOILING FOODS OTHER THAN WATER. Mostsyruporsaucemixtures— aiidalltypesof frying+ook attemperatures much higher thanboiling water.
- Page 10 beflatonthebottom, h avestraight s idesandtight fittinglids.Matchthesizeofthesaucepan t othesize mostcooking energy, pansshould unit. -—...
- Page 11 Ilying. I)o thatmayspillove~ accumulated g rease. — — ‘u N O 1 ‘...
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Page 12: To Set The Clock
the.clock and Answers dock ~. ~a~ ~ ~$e the ~i~@ ~i~e~ dd~~ icoding? A The llEIAYSTN?l’ “/ 6 ,,>- P TT Minute ‘Timer d)%@~ the Mimm?‘mm” Toset —... -
Page 13: Your' O Ven
o ven Your’ using oven controls C)wqJsEr ~@B~ — except Read the oven,even to... - Page 14 oven adjust T’Erw mob OVEN TEMP knob Your Step 2: ‘hn OVEN SET — M’ .—...
- Page 15 hm’m?diate start turnoff turn BAKE. TIMED start * 6\ 6 ?’ //,, i,,A’ ‘/, ‘/J/ill I! PNSHTOTURPd S&p1: To pushin lcmbonDELAY START dialand turnpointerto timeyouwantoven tommon,forexample 3:30. — -.-—”- s tart stop and Automatic m.AYsTART \\t I,t \~ll % /,, \,\\ 12>...
- Page 16 1.Aluminum pansconduct h eatquickly. Formost conventional baking, l ight,shinyfinishes generally givebestresultsbecause theyhelp shelf comments — —...
- Page 17 “ OVEN Sla wEPJaTEiMP Frozen RfBast$ ensure Ia’Mi doneness preheat my oven roast try to when carve...
- Page 18 — ‘nm 25-30...
- Page 19 OVIZN,TEMP Foil & Answers meat b efore grease my broiler rack prevent need meat...
- Page 20 tO1% (%O~S side shelf’ Second Side ‘ & —— —...
- Page 21 OveIR Check These tosetovenfor mm” PUS~ STOPTIMEknob.Set turn kIIObS 6:00 SrW$mii+ mAYsTARl n.kw?orww ‘u” pushed in andturned, i t will“pop” –...
- Page 22 These steps after k’WVVt?13 my vvon’t rny OWql S rn this WEF4,TEMP – —...
- Page 23 IifM..@ [onsomemodels) 413ss& — notcleanthe ~ Do — — Cddop sure !O pinch Ii(pi(k Of iilly kind. rqmm? surface units unit more surface IMk!kin. unit more surface unit: surface panintotherecess thOUgh...
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Page 24: Oven Vent
ovenvent endofthelamp. CB P lace fingers on lampcoverdownandsnapintoplace. control Pad and Knobs oven Door —... - Page 25 ,,, ,:..., OV4Xl IdM’1’lp (onsomemodels) DoIWYI’ IuuWYvE ANY SCREWS with ~Placeit intothegroove ofthe thewireforward tothecenter o fcoveruntilit snapsin place. W heninplace,thewireholdsthecoverf~y. Becertain thewireisinthedepression i ntlhe center of thecover. @ CO~ectelectric powertotherange. storage Removethe KickRind Ck?m receptacle. ~~1...
- Page 26 unit ‘ (#ass I?hkh juims, tomato sauces and basting —...
- Page 27 i n s t r u c t i o n s completely c a r e f i d l y . I M P O I W X ’ ’ 4 T : Nm TO INSWALLER [ Largebladescrewdriver Channellockpliersor smallratchetwrenchwith 7/32”socket (forlevelingrange) —...
- Page 28 NOTE:Onlya 4conductorcordis to be used whenthe applianceis installedin a mobilehome or wherelocalcodesdo not permitgrounding through the neutral. 1. Locateconnectorblockat the bottomrear of range andremoverear wiringcover. 2!.Directlybelowthe connectorblockis a hole ~,~~~~i ~~ockou~ fig foraccommodating conduit fittings.Bracketsprovidedare used to support the flexiblecord strainrelief,whichmustbe securelyattachedto the cord set.
- Page 29 ANTI-TIP bracket. Checkthe rangeforproperinstallation intothe A.NTI-’HP bracket (afterthe rangehas been properlyinstalled)bygraspingthe edgesofthe REAR burner holesand carefullyattemptingto tiltthe rangeforward. H’w3TRumoNs I%sure allswitchesare in the “off”position beforeleavingthe range. mustbe securedbyANT’I-TIP bracket Typicalinstal!ation ofAnti-Tip bracket Attachment t o Wall Bracket Screw Must WimdorMetal bracket (allow for somesideto side —...
- Page 30 OVEN FOOD OVEN OVEN D OOR OVEN TENH?ERATIJRE TOO HOT OR TOO COLD Selrvke “c4)lmFwmer 30 ,, BROIL. free:...
- Page 31 7:00 2:00 t d i c have the secure feeling that GE Gonsumer Service will stillbe there after your w arranty expires. Pur- chase a effect and you’U receive a substantialdiscoun~ to service & ‘ ~~fio~d~~ by anywier. CMler servicing generiluy...
- Page 32 This kwk k printed 12amr. No. 164C.12588FWE% Pub NO.49-8255 sliporcancelled check toestablish warranty p eriod. a m a n u f a c t u r i n g 8 0 0 . 6 2 6 . 2 0 0 0 i n f o r m a t i o n i n s t a l l a t i o n .