May 1, 2025

GE Range / Stove / Oven Fault Codes

When your GE oven, stove, or range displays an error code, it’s usually trying to tell you there’s an issue that needs attention. Below is a complete list of GE fault codes along with troubleshooting tips to help you get cooking again fast.

GE Fault Code Reference

• F0 – Stuck Touch Pad
  Replace touch pad or oven control (ERC/clock), or both.
• F1 – Stuck Touch Pad
  Same fix as F0: Replace the touch pad, oven control, or both.
• F2 During BAKE – Temperature Over 615–630°F
  Check for welded relay contacts or a faulty temperature sensor circuit.
• F2 During CLEAN – Temperature Over 915–930°F
  Same as above, plus check door lock switches.
• F3 / F4 – Open or Shorted Oven Temperature Sensor (RTD)
  Check sensor wiring; replace RTD sensor if needed.
• F5 – Loss of Relay Drive Circuit
  Replace the oven control board (ERC).
• F8 – Shorted Meat Probe
  Inspect the probe, receptacle, and circuit for damage or moisture.
• F9 – Lock Switch Error
  Inspect wiring and door lock switch for faults.
• FC – Door Lock Circuit Problem
  Check for pinched wires or faulty switches on motorized lock circuits.
• FD – Shorted Meat Probe
  Check probe, receptacle, and wiring. Replace probe if needed.
• FF – Loss of Door Motor Safety Switch
  Replace the oven control (ERC).
• FFF – Control Error (Failed EEPROM)
  Replace the oven control board. This is a checksum/memory error in the EEPROM.

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