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Self-Cleaning Electric Range
Contents
flluminum Foil
4,
18
Thermostat Adjustment
23
Anti-Tip Device
3,27,29
Vent Duct
22
Appliance Registration
2
Problem Solver
26
(~anning
Tips
9
Safety Instructions
2-4
Care and Cleaning
22-25
Surface Cooking
8-11
(lock/Timer
12
Control Settings
8
(k)nsumer
Ser\tices
31
Cookware Tips
10, 11
Ener{W-Saving
Tips
5
Warranty
Back Cover
F’eatures
6,7
Installation Instructions
27-29
Leveling
5
Model and Serial
N’umbers
2
Oven
13-23
Baking, Baking
(hide
14, 15
Broiling, Broiling Guide
18,
19
Clontrol
Settings
13
Door Removal
22
Light; Bulb Replacement
13,22
Roasting, Roasting Guide 16, 17
GE Answer Center
a
Self Cleaning
20,21
800.626.2000
Models JBP22P
JBP26GP
JBP22GP JBP26AP
JBP24GP JBP26WP
JBP25GP
GE Appliances
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Page 1 - Self-Cleaning Electric Range

Self-Cleaning Electric RangeContentsflluminum Foil4, 18Thermostat Adjustment23Anti-Tip Device3,27,29Vent Duct22Appliance Registration2Problem Solver2

Page 2 - INSTRUCTIONS

Surface Cooking Guide3. Deep Fat Frying. Do not overfillkettle with fat that may spill overwhen adding food. Frosty foodsbubble vigorously. Watch food

Page 3 - WARNING–A1l

RIGHTWRONG>-A L- NOTOVER111Directions and SettingsDirections and Settingsto Start CookingFoodCookwareto Complete CookingLO. Cover skillet andCommen

Page 4 - SAVE THESE

Automatic Timer and ClockThe Automatic Timer and Clockon your range are helpful devicesthat serve several purposes.To Set ClockTO SET THE CLOCK, push

Page 5 - Energy-Saving Tips

Using Your OvenBefore Using Your OvenPREHEATING the oven, even toOven Interior Shelveshigh tem~erature settirws. is s~eedv.1. Look at the controls. Be

Page 6 - Features of Your Range

BakingWhen cooking a food for the firsttime in your new oven, use timeuiven on recipes as a guide. Oven&thermostats, over a period of years,may “d

Page 7 - Explained

Baking Guide1. Aluminum pans conduct heat 2. Dark or non-shiny finishes and3. Preheating the oven is not alwaysquickly. For most conventionalglass coo

Page 8 - Surface Cooking

RoastingRoasting is cooking by dry heat.Tender meat or poultry can beroasted uncovered in your oven.Roasting temperatures, whichshould be low and stea

Page 9 - Home Canning

Roasting Guide1. Position oven shelf at B forsmall-size roasts (3 to 7 lbs. ) andat A for larger roasts.2. Place meat fat-side-up, orpoultry breast-si

Page 10 - Surface Cooking Guide

BroilingBroiling is cooking food by intenseradiant heat from the upper unit inthe oven. Most fish and tender cutsof meat can be broiled. Followthese s

Page 11 - MED. Cook

Broiling Guide1. Always Llse the broiler pan andrack that comes with your oven. Itis designed to minimize smokingand spattering by trapping +]LI ices

Page 12 - Automatic Timer and Clock

Help us help you...Before using your range,read this book carefully.It is intended to help youoperate and maintain your newrange properly.Keep it hand

Page 13 - Using Your Oven

Operating the Self-Cleaning OvenNormal cleaning time: 3 hoursBefore Setting OvenControls, Check TheseThings:Step 1:● Remove broiler pan, broiler racka

Page 14 - Turn OVEN SET

Follow These Steps afterSelf-CleaningAfter cleaning is complete, thedoor will stay locked until the ovencools down. This takes about 30minutes.Step 1:

Page 15 - Baking Guide

Care and Cleaning(See Cleaning Guide)Proper care and cleaning areOven Vent DuctimpoIlant so yoLw range will giveyOLI efficient and satisfactory servi

Page 16 - Roasting

Tilt-Lock (stand-up) Units(on models so equipped)Do not lift a plug-in unit morethan 1 inch. If you do, it may notlie flat on the trim ring when youpl

Page 17 - Roasting Guide

Cleaning GuideNOTE: Let range/oven parts cool before touching or handling.PARTBake Unit andBroil UnitBroiler Pan and RackControl Knobs:Range Top and O

Page 18 - Broiling

PARTCalrod ’ SurfaceUnit CoilsStorage DrawerChrome-PlatedTrim RingsAluminumDrip PansPorcelain EnamelDrip PansMATERIALS TO USE● Soap and Water● Soap an

Page 19 - Broiling Guide

~————–——.==–Questions?—————–––=— –—––———–——–Use This Problem Solver———PROBLEMOVEN WILL NOTWORKOVEN LIGHTDOES NOT WORKFOOD DOES NOTBROIL PROPERLYFOOD D

Page 20 - Cleaning

IBEFORE YOU BEGINRead tiese instructions completely andcarefully.IMPORT~: Save tiese instructions for tielocal electrical inspector’s use.IMPORT~: OBS

Page 21 - Questions and Answers

STEP 2PRE*RE FOR ELECTRIUL CONNECTIONUse only a 3-conductor, or if required a 4-conductor range cord set as noted below.These cord sets are provided w

Page 22 - Care and Cleaning

.-1WARNING: CONNE~OR BLOCK ISAPPRO~D FOR COPPER ~RECONNE~ON ONLY.2. Muminum WiringA. Connect length of copper building wire torange terminal block.B.

Page 23 - &!!i5!s

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSRead all instructions before using this appliance.When using electrical appliances,basic safety precautions should befoll

Page 25

Wdll Be ThereWith tie purchase of your new GE appliance, receive the—assurance that if you ever need information or assistancefrom GE, we’ll be there.

Page 26

YOUR GE ELECTRIC RANGEWARRANTYSave proof of original purchase date such as your sales slip or cancelled check to establish warranty period.WHAT IS COV

Page 27 - BEFORE YOU BEGIN

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS (continued)Oven. Stand away from range whenopening oven door. Hot air orsteam which escapes can causeburns to hands, fac

Page 28

InstallingYour RangeYour range, like many otherhousehold items, is heavy and cansettle into soft floor coverings suchas cushioned vinyl or carpeting.W

Page 29 - 4TH GROUNDI

Features of Your RangeItJBP22PJBP22GPJBP26GPJBP26APJBP26WPJBP24GPJBP25GP@-e-—----4 -r= ‘ ‘‘“RI!s!qk’\\ F=--%\<\//’,;,/ ,,‘/ 1\\\,\,\(Note: not all

Page 30

ExplainedFeature Index (not all models have all features)on page1 Surface Unit Controls8~ “ON” I1l~icator Light/Lights for surf’a~e units83 OVEN ON

Page 31 - Be There

Surface CookingSee Surface Cooking GuideSurface Cooking withInfinite Heat ControlsAt both OFF and HI positions,there is a slight niche so control“clic

Page 32 - WARRANTY

Questions & AnswersQ. May I can foods and Q. Can I use special cookingpreserves on my surface unit? equipment, like an oriental wok,A. Yes, but on

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