A:AnswerYou can view the Use and Care manual on the Best Buy Product page. To do so, click on the Features section and then scroll down to Manuals & Guides; you can then click on English to view the manual.
A:AnswerThe interior dimensions are 13.98" W x 9.49" H x 13.23" D. You can find more in the specification guide under the "features" tab on the website.
A:AnswerYes, you can use the Microwave Cooking feature only with the GCST10A1WSS. This model will automatically use this feature when you don't select any of the other cooking options. You can find more information on using the different cooking features on pages 7-9 of the Owner's Manual. When using Combination Cooking, heat-resistant plastic microwave cookware (safe to 450°F) may be used, but it's not recommended for foods requiring crusting or all-around browning, because the plastic is a poor conductor of heat. Be sure to always use the provided racks, and please don't use any other metal while cooking with this feature. You can find additional information on the proper cookware to use with each cooking feature in the section titled "Cookware Tips" on pg. 16 of the Owner's Manual.
A:AnswerI had to call the store and they measured the distance of the rear and front feet from the front and rear of the microwave. Now I know where to place the unit.
GE should provide a picture with arrows showing the bottom of the device for proper placing on a narrow shelf.
A:AnswerNot an Indiana-in, or whatever you call yourself, so I can't give you a definitive answer, and it might depend on local food laws as well. Also, this is not a commercial unit, which are hardier (and labelled as "commercial use"). But if you have a truck with the proper power supply and space, it should work.
A:AnswerThere is not a trim kit available for this model as it is designed to be used as a countertop model only. It requires 3" of clearance on both sides and the top and 1" of clearance in the rear. The front edge of this microwave (measured at the door) should sit at least 3" or more back on the counter or shelf to avoid accidental tipping.
A:AnswerAir fryers and convection ovens usually exhaust through the rear and top of the unit, but as long as you provide the suggested amount of space, you should be okay.
