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GE Cafe™ 2.0 Cu. Ft. Over-the-Range Microwave Oven

GE Cafe™ 2.0 Cu. Ft. Over-the-Range Microwave Oven
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GE Cafeā„¢ 2.0 Cu. Ft. Over-the-Range Microwave Oven

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4157298

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Description:

  • 2.0 cu. ft. capacity 1100 Watts (IEC-705 test procedure)
  • Dual-distribution cooking system Circulates microwaves from the top and side of the oven for even heating and defrosting of food
  • EasyGuide menu system Automatically leads you through each step of the cooking process
  • Soften Feature Exceptional for heavy foods like butter and cream cheese, as well as frozen ice cream
  • 1-lb. Quick Defrost Evenly defrosts a pound meat, poultry or fish in a fraction of the usual time, without precooking or turning the food
  • Full-Width Active Hidden Vent Out of sight when not in use, the oven vent hides behind the sleek top panel for a sophisticated, easy-to-clean look.
  • Cooking Modes: Microwave
  • Cooking System: Turntable
  • Cooking Technology: Dual Distribution
  • Power Levels: 10
  • Program CookingRack Type: 2 Wire Oven Racks; 2 Positions
  • Style: Over-The-Range
  • Wattage (IEC-705): 1100 W
  • ClockCustom PadElectronic Touch C
  • Features:
    • 2.0 Cu. Ft. Total Cooking Capacity

    • 1100 Watts Cooking Power

    • Dual-distribution Cooking System

    • Dimensions: (WHD) 29 7/8 X 16 11/32 X 15 7/16 In

    Product Details:
    Product Length: 15.0 inches
    Product Width: 29.0 inches
    Product Height: 16.0 inches
    Product Weight: 108.0 pounds
    Average Customer Rating: based on 17 reviews
    Customer Reviews:
    Average Customer Review:1.0 ( 17 customer reviews )
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    Most Helpful Customer Reviews

    22 of 22 found the following review helpful:

    1Works great -- when it works.  May 04, 2010
    By pddaddy1959
    There are two serious design flaws in this unit, and GE won't own either of them. First, the metal handle on the microwave gets really hot when you have things cooking on the stove, and I mean you-need-a-potholder-to-open hot. Secondly, and much more problematic, the touchscreen can't handle heat and/or moisture and shorts out. You would think an appliance designed to be installed "over the range" might actually be able to function in this environment. (It's actually installed over the matching GE Cafe gas range, so compatibility should not be a problem.)

    Our first touchpad fried in less than two weeks and the store gave us a replacement microwave without complaint. Had to install it myself -- again. Then the touchscreen shorted again a few months later, but after waiting for days for a service call, it started working again when the tech arrived. He refused to do anything, since it was working fine at that time. But of course, it has shorted out once again.

    If GE would acknowledge that something is wrong in the design and provide an upgraded touchpad,that would be fine. But I suspect that they plan to keep replacing the touchpads until we run out of our extended warranty and then we'll be left high and dry.

    Don't think I'll buy anything from GE again.

    9 of 10 found the following review helpful:

    1GE Cafe Model CVM2072SM2SS  Aug 18, 2010
    By Jackp
    Purchased a GE Cafe' Microve (model CVM2072SM2SS) in May 2009. Control panel failed 14 months later (out of warranty period) and price quoted for replacement part alone was $650. While I was looking at microwave ovens I thought the touch control panel seem delicate and was concerned about its reliability. Well my instincts were correct. Sorry I purchased this model and should have gone with my initial reaction instead of buying based on the look of the unit.

    5 of 5 found the following review helpful:

    1Design and reliability problems  May 23, 2011
    By Joseph P. Cusick
    Purchased this microwave and the matching gas oven during March 2010. Microwave fuse blew out after five months. After several calls and appointments, the service man fixed it. May 2011 (1 month out of warranty) the display pannel (with all of the cooking contols) stopped working! GE has not been helpful yet, but I'll update this review if there are any positive developments. The GE cafe oven has been fine thus far. As others have stated, damn that is one hot handel. The microwave was designed and made by brick layers (no offense to masons).

    4 of 4 found the following review helpful:

    1GE Cafe Microwave - Don't buy  Aug 31, 2011
    By PSAL
    I had the touch pad short out and was quoted $700 to replace it. I too am done with GE. I will not support a company that does not stand behind their products. I will replace the entire microwave and regrettably throw it in a land fill!

    4 of 4 found the following review helpful:

    1Same problem that everyone else has had  May 18, 2011
    By ron larsen
    While it took longer for ours to fail, the touchpad shuts down with heat from the stove below. It's getting worse, at first it took a large pot and lots of heat to make it stop working. Today we pulled a pot of water from the back of the stove to sit on the burner below the controls and it stopped working (only the residual heat from the pan). We also had to have the Cafe dishwasher replaced because the controls for the drying cycle failed and melted all the interior parts. I will give GE credit that they replaced the dishwasher with a new one at no cost to us (5 year warrenty on controls for that unit). It seems to me that GE should stand behind these products since they are marketed as high end items, if they want to keep their reputation. We can't recommend GE.

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