GE Oven & Range Error Codes & Fix Guides
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Most searched GE oven & range codes
| Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
| F2 | Oven temperature too high — the control sensed an over-temperature condition (or a sensor reading that implies one) during bake. |
| F3 | GE's official fault list defines F3 in one sentence: 'This code usually means that the oven sensor needs to be replaced.' F4 carries the identical GE definition; GE's public list does not split F3 and F4 into open vs shorted. |
| F7 | Keypanel problem — GE's published definition: F7 usually means there is a problem with the keypanel, and many times the keypanel needs to be replaced. |
| F9 | Door lock circuit fault — GE's published definition: a component has failed somewhere in the door lock circuit. |
| F20 | GE's official fault list groups F2 and F20 in a single row: 'For an unknown reason, the oven temperature has exceeded a preset threshold.' GE publishes no preset temperature for this code and names no part for it. |
| F34 | A temperature-sensor-circuit display reported on newer GE ovens in the extended code format. GE's published consumer fault list defines the underlying sensor fault (its F3/F4 row: the oven sensor usually needs to be replaced) but carries no F34 row — the model number's own service chart is the authority for what the suffix reports. |
| F96 | Internal component fault — GE's published fault list defines F96 in one sentence: 'This code usually means that an internal component needs to be replaced.' F97 and F7X carry the identical GE definition. GE's public list does not name which component; the model's own service information splits the branch. |
| F97 | Internal component fault — GE's published fault list defines F97 (with F96 and F7X) as: an internal component usually needs to be replaced. GE's public list does not name which component; the model's own tech sheet splits the branch. |
| F350 | Upper cooling fan circuit fault, or an obstruction in the cooling fan — GE's published definition for F350 on its newest oven controls. |