2012 release superheated steam oven (formula boiler)

I would test the water you're using, I suspect it's not distilled even if it's labeled as such. The boiler may have to be re-claimed by a tech. if descaling and changing H2O sources don't correct the problem.

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theres a tempature probe on the upper right side of the boiler that tends to go bad, its a brass screw in sensor with two wire sticking out leading back to the board, replace this. also verify correct water pressure, if its not the sensoe then check your elment for continuity. e

I think it's an extra safety mechanism if you leave the machine on, for extended periods, inadvertently

I wouldn't recommend to use the microwave to boil water. Here you can read the reason why: http://www.snopes.com/science/microwave.asp

Water can 'explode' when heated in a microwave under certain conditions. Best way to boil water should either be using a water boiler or an old-fashioned kettle.

Hi,
On GE models, "SENSOR ERROR" appears on the display when:

• Using the sensor feature, the door was opened before steam could be detected. Do not open the door until stream is sensed and time is shown counting down on the display.

• Steam was not detected in the macimum amount of time. Use Time Cook to heat for more time.

Thanks.

On GE models, "SENSOR ERROR" appears on the display when:

• Using the sensor feature, the door was opened before steam could be detected. Do not open the door until stream is sensed and time is shown counting down on the display.

• Steam was not detected in the maximum amount of time. Use Time Cook to heat for more time.

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First: never attempt heating pure water in a microwave, that is dangerous.

Ensure the oven is not set to the minimum power, otherwise the heating will be minimal.

Try heating some food at maximum power for two or three minutes, if it does not heat, take it back to the shop.

About water in the microwave, see here:



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Superheating of water

Some models are equipped with a sensor that can automatically adjust the oven's heating time based on the amount of steam in the oven.  If your microwave is displaying E1, E4, or E5, there may be an issue with the gas sensor. For an E1 error, press the Cancel button and check on the food.

If the message is either ERROR or E-6, it indicates a mechanical fault.

For all error indications, try unplugging the microwave from the outlet for at least ten minutes and then plug it back in. If the error persists, the microwave may require service. Please use our ASC Locater to find your nearest Authorzied Service Center