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GE SCA1001KSS


$700.00 Released October, 2008

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Very versatile, can handle a wide variety of jobs. One-touch 30 second increments, saves a lot of time for the most common jobs. Food can be reheated quickly.

The Cons:Running at anything other than 100% power is very tricky. You have to read the manual to understand the functions. Need to be careful to use the correct tray type for each job.

The SCA1001KSS is the stainless-steel version of the entry-level model in GE's high-end Advantium line of over-the-range microwaves. With 900 W of output power and a capacity of 1.4 cu. ft., it aims to meet the needs of average users while fitting easily in a medium-sized kitchen.

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Like all Advantium models, it utilizes Speedcook technology, which GE claims produces oven-quality food at microwave speeds by integrating convection technology. Traditional, sensor microwave, and warming modes are also included. Rather than a number pad, the SCA1000HBB features a dial to navigate through over 100 pre-programmed menu items and set cook times, adding to its high-end look. Other upscale features include a halogen lamp on the underside of the oven to illuminate a stovetop with natural-looking light. A 1-year warranty is standard.

Features

  • 900 W
  • 1.4 cu. ft.
  • Speedcook technology
  • Stainless steel
  • Traditional, sensor microwave, warming modes
  • Sensor cooking
  • Auto and time defrost
  • Over 100 pre-programmed menu items
  • Halogen cooktop lighting

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    very versatile, can handle a wide variety of jobs

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    one-touch 30 second increments, saves a lot of time for the most common jobs

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    food can be reheated quickly

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    mixes convection heating and microwave technology for best results

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    able to specify which type of heat will be used

Cons
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    running at anything other than 100% power is very tricky

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    you have to read the manual to understand the functions

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    need to be careful to use the correct tray type for each job

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