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GE Oven / Range error codes

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Bad Line appears when the range or oven detects incorrect electrical wiring at the power connection.

GE documents F0, F1, F6, and F7 as keypanel-related faults on applicable ranges and wall ovens.

F2 or F20 indicates that oven temperature exceeded a preset safety threshold.

GE documents F3 and F4 as oven-temperature-sensor faults on applicable ranges and wall ovens.

Code F30 indicates the electronic control board senses an open circuit (infinite resistance) in the oven sensor circuit.

F350 indicates a problem in the upper cooling-fan circuit or an obstruction affecting that fan.

GE says F5 usually indicates an electronic-control problem.

GE documents F8 and FF as electronic-control faults on applicable ranges and wall ovens.

GE says F9 usually indicates a failure somewhere in the oven door-lock circuit.

F90 indicates the electronic control failed to verify the door lock mechanism position during self-clean cycle.

GE says FC usually indicates a failure somewhere in the door-lock circuit.

FD usually means the temperature probe or its receptacle may require service.