GE Oven Error Codes

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Have you noticed an unusual code on your GE oven? Simply trying to clear it might not fix the underlying issue, and the error could reappear. So, what should you do? Start by identifying the reason behind the code on your oven. It might be related to specific problems with your appliance, offering hints about what’s wrong. If this feels overwhelming, consulting an appliance technician who specializes in home appliances is a smart move. They can diagnose the problem and ensure your oven works smoothly again.

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Troubleshooting Oven Error Codes

Verify the error code: Double-check your KitchenAid oven’s display to ensure you’ve correctly noted the error code. Display panels can sometimes make characters look similar, causing confusion.

Reference the user manual: Look up the error code list in your oven’s user manual. It often includes suggested troubleshooting steps tailored to your specific model.

Attempt a reset: Try unplugging the oven for a few minutes, then plug it back in. This can reset the system and potentially clear the error.

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Warning!

Repairing an oven often involves dealing with electrical components, a task that can be complex and hazardous, especially for those not familiar with appliance repair and electrical safety. If you are unsure about what you are doing or lack the necessary experience, it is strongly recommended to seek professional assistance. A qualified technician can provide an accurate diagnosis and ensure safe repairs, reducing the risk of injury or further damage to the appliance.

Additionally, proper installation is crucial for the optimal performance and longevity of your KitchenAid oven. Our expert technicians can handle appliance installations, ensuring your oven is set up correctly from the start. This helps prevent common issues and extends the life of your appliance. Contact us today for both repair and installation services to keep your home appliances running smoothly.

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Seek professional help: If the error code remains unclear or the problem persists after a reset, it’s best to contact a professional appliance technician for further assistance. Reach out to us for expert oven repair.

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F0, F1, F6, F7: Keypanel Problem

These error codes indicate an issue with the keypanel, typically caused by a stuck or unresponsive button. When the keypanel malfunctions, the oven may not respond to commands, making it difficult to operate.

  • Stuck or defective button on the keypanel
  • Faulty keypanel
  • Loose or damaged connection between the keypanel and control board
  • Try pressing the Clear/OFF button to reset the oven.
  • Disconnect the oven from power for a few minutes, then reconnect it.
  • Inspect the key panel for stuck buttons or physical damage.
  • If the problem persists, replace the keypanel.

F2 or F20: Oven Overheating

These codes appear when the oven’s internal temperature exceeds a safe threshold, potentially due to a sensor or control board malfunction. The oven may overheat and become unsafe to use.

  • Faulty oven temperature sensor
  • Defective control board
  • Stuck relay causing continuous heating
  • Allow the oven to cool down.
  • Test the temperature sensor with a multimeter and replace if faulty.
  • Inspect the control board for issues and replace it if needed.
  • Check the oven relay to ensure it’s functioning properly. persists, replace the keypanel.

F3, F4: Oven Temperature Sensor Problem

These codes signal an issue with the oven’s temperature sensor, which can prevent accurate temperature readings and cause cooking problems.

  • Defective temperature sensor
  • Loose or damaged wiring to the sensor
  • Faulty control board misreading the sensor
  • Test the sensor’s resistance with a multimeter and replace it if defective.
  • Inspect the wiring for loose connections or damage and fix as necessary.
  • If both the sensor and wiring are intact, the control board may need replacement.Check the oven relay to ensure it’s functioning properly. persists, replace the keypanel.

F350: Cooling Fan Circuit Problem

This error indicates a problem with the cooling fan circuit, which helps regulate the oven’s temperature and prevent overheating.

  • Obstruction in the cooling fan
  • Defective fan motor
  • Faulty cooling fan circuit
  • Inspect the fan for debris or blockages and clear any obstructions.
  • Check the fan motor for proper operation and replace it if necessary.
  • Test the cooling fan circuit and repair or replace any faulty parts.If both the sensor and wiring are intact, the control board may need replacement.Check the oven relay to ensure it’s functioning properly. persists, replace the keypanel.

F5, F8: Electronic Control Failure

These codes signal a failure in the oven’s electronic control system, which could result in malfunctioning or unresponsiveness.

  • Faulty control board
  • Power surge or electrical issue
  • Defective relay on the control board
  • Reset the oven by turning off the power for a few minutes and then turning it back on.
    Inspect the control board for damage and replace if needed.
    If a relay is defective, replacing the control board should resolve the issue.
  • Check the fan motor for proper operation and replace it if necessary.
  • Test the cooling fan circuit and repair or replace any faulty parts.If both the sensor and wiring are intact, the control board may need replacement.Check the oven relay to ensure it’s functioning properly. persists, replace the keypanel.

F9, FC: Door Lock Circuit Failure

These codes appear when there is a problem with the oven door lock mechanism, preventing it from locking or unlocking during or after a self-clean cycle.

  • Faulty door lock mechanism
  • Damaged or loose wiring in the door lock circuit
  • Control board malfunction
  • Inspect the door lock assembly for any damage and replace it if necessary.
  • Check the wiring in the door lock circuit and repair any loose or damaged connections.
  • If the door lock and wiring are intact, replace the control board.

F96, F97, F7X: Internal Component Failure

These codes indicate that an internal component, such as a relay or transformer, has failed, causing the oven to malfunction.

  • Failed relay or transformer on the control board
  • Damaged internal wiring
  • Faulty control board
  • Test the control board and relays for continuity and replace if defective.
  • Inspect internal wiring for damage and repair any loose connections.
  • Replace the control board if internal components are beyond repair.If the door lock and wiring are intact, replace the control board.

FD: Meat Probe Problem

The FD code points to an issue with the oven’s meat probe, which may affect the probe’s ability to monitor cooking temperatures accurately.

  • Damaged meat probe wire
  • Faulty probe receptacle
  • Moisture buildup in the probe receptacle
  • Inspect the meat probe wire for damage and replace if necessary.
  • Clean and inspect the probe receptacle for moisture or signs of wear.
  • If the probe or receptacle is faulty, replace the defective component. intact, replace the control board.

FF: Power Issue

This code indicates a problem with the oven’s power supply or control board, often caused by a wiring issue or a power surge.

  • Incorrect wiring during installation
  • Power surge affecting the control board
  • Defective control board
  • Reset the oven by turning off the power for a few minutes and then turning it back on.
  • Verify that the oven’s wiring is correct and fix any mis-wiring issues.

Bad Line: Wiring Problem

This code appears when the oven is receiving power but has been wired incorrectly, causing it to malfunction.

  • Incorrect wiring during installation
  • Loose wiring connections
  • Power fluctuation
  • Ensure the oven is receiving proper voltage.
  • Tighten any loose wiring connections.

Unlock Door: Self-Clean Lock Issue

This code appears when the oven door fails to unlock after a self-clean cycle, indicating a problem with the door lock mechanism.

  • Faulty door lock mechanism
  • Control board not releasing the door lock
  • Wiring issues in the lock circuit
  • Turn off the oven for a few minutes and then turn it back on to reset the door lock.
  • Inspect the door lock mechanism for damage and replace it if needed.
  • Check the wiring connected to the lock circuit and repair any loose or damaged wires.

LOC: Child Lock Activated

This code means the child lock feature is activated, preventing the oven from being used accidentally.

  • Child lock feature has been engaged
  • Faulty control panel
  • Refer to the oven’s manual for instructions on how to disable the child lock.
  • Reset the control panel by turning off the power for a few minutes and then turning it back on.
  • If the issue persists, the control panel may need replacement

ERR: Invalid Entry

This code appears when an invalid entry has been made during oven programming, often due to incorrect inputs.

  • Incorrect programming input
  • Control board glitch
  • Press Clear/OFF and try entering the settings again correctly.
  • Reset the oven by turning off the power for a few minutes.
  • If the error continues, replace the control board.

OFF: Oven Too Hot for Self-Clean

The OFF code indicates that the oven is too hot to start a self-clean cycle, usually because it hasn’t cooled down enough after a previous cooking cycle.

  • Oven hasn’t cooled down enough from previous use
  • Control board misreading oven temperature
  • Let the oven cool down completely before starting the self-clean cycle.
  • If the error persists, check the temperature sensor and control board and replace any faulty parts.

⊃: Sabbath Mode Activated

This symbol (backwards “C”) indicates that the oven is in Sabbath Mode, which restricts certain functions according to religious observance.

  • Sabbath Mode has been activated
  • Refer to the oven’s manual for instructions on how to disable Sabbath Mode.
  • If unable to disable, check for software updates or contact the manufacturer for assistance.

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Have other appliance codes or maybe a different brand? Check out our appliance error codes pages for a comprehensive list of codes and troubleshooting tips for various brands. If you don’t want to deal with DIY repairs, contact our specialists for expert GE appliance repair. We’re here to help with any issues, ensuring your appliances run smoothly and efficiently.

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Safety Reminder

Restarting your GE oven is simple, but fixing more serious issues like sensor problems or control board malfunctions needs expert help. If you’re unsure how to repair your oven, it’s always best to call a professional. This ensures accurate diagnostics and safe repairs. Regular maintenance and following usage tips can also help prevent future problems.

If you couldn’t fix your GE oven yourself, don’t worry! Our technicians are here to help. We’ll diagnose the issue, even if it seems like something small, and fix it correctly. Contact ARNI Services today to schedule your GE oven repair and get back to cooking with confidence.