I bought a turbo oven/ microwave oven last year. I am getting
ready to install it. I tested it last year and seemed to work,
but I did get an error. Strange instructions I am not familiar with,
like letting it cool down before you can use the microwave.

Anyway, its a Sears unit, I am pretty sure is GE. I found no
key to the error message in the manual. I looked on the GE site
and seemed to find something, but there was not much explanation.
Just wondered if anyone has more detailed information on
error messages. From what I found it was a sensor error, but
that does not make sense, and it was only during a combo oven/microwave
opperation.

Seems like many of the companies are calling turbo ovens, convection ovens.
All ovens have convection currents, fan or no fan. They used to call them by the correct
term about 25 years ago. I don't know what happened.

greg

You will have to send it to the GE rep to check it out. The fault can be a
sensor itself, or the something on the circuit board that operates with the
sensor.

Last year, when you saw the fault, you should have brought the unit back for
service or replacement. If it is past the warranty period, they will not
service it for free of charge.

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JANA
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"GregS" wrote in message
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I bought a turbo oven/ microwave oven last year. I am getting
ready to install it. I tested it last year and seemed to work,
but I did get an error. Strange instructions I am not familiar with,
like letting it cool down before you can use the microwave.

Anyway, its a Sears unit, I am pretty sure is GE. I found no
key to the error message in the manual. I looked on the GE site
and seemed to find something, but there was not much explanation.
Just wondered if anyone has more detailed information on
error messages. From what I found it was a sensor error, but
that does not make sense, and it was only during a combo oven/microwave
opperation.

Seems like many of the companies are calling turbo ovens, convection ovens.
All ovens have convection currents, fan or no fan. They used to call them by
the correct
term about 25 years ago. I don't know what happened.

greg

Does the oven work without error on microwave or convection, only gets the
error during combo?

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"JANA" writes:

You will have to send it to the GE rep to check it out. The fault can be a
sensor itself, or the something on the circuit board that operates with the
sensor.

Last year, when you saw the fault, you should have brought the unit back for
service or replacement. If it is past the warranty period, they will not
service it for free of charge.

--

JANA
_____


"GregS" wrote in message
...
I bought a turbo oven/ microwave oven last year. I am getting
ready to install it. I tested it last year and seemed to work,
but I did get an error. Strange instructions I am not familiar with,
like letting it cool down before you can use the microwave.

Anyway, its a Sears unit, I am pretty sure is GE. I found no
key to the error message in the manual. I looked on the GE site
and seemed to find something, but there was not much explanation.
Just wondered if anyone has more detailed information on
error messages. From what I found it was a sensor error, but
that does not make sense, and it was only during a combo oven/microwave
opperation.

Seems like many of the companies are calling turbo ovens, convection ovens.
All ovens have convection currents, fan or no fan. They used to call them by
the correct
term about 25 years ago. I don't know what happened.

greg