GE range codes

On a range or oven the fault appears on the clock or oven display, often with a beep. Press Cancel or Clear once to silence it, and write the code down first. GE writes letters and numbers together with no space, so E22 is one code, not E2 and 2.

Models covered: JB645RKSS, PB911SJSS, JGBS66REKSS, PGB911SEJSS.

GE range F0: example oven control board (part WR55X10560), representative part photo for this code

All 12 codes

F0Stuck touch pad (pro repair)

GE range F1: example oven control board (part WR55X10560), representative part photo for this code

F1Stuck touch pad (pro repair)

GE range F2: example oven temperature sensor (part WB21X5301), representative part photo for this code

F2Oven over-temperature during bake or clean (pro repair)

GE range F3: example oven temperature sensor (part WB21X5301), representative part photo for this code

F3Open oven temperature sensor (DIY)

GE range F4: example oven temperature sensor (part WB21X5301), representative part photo for this code

F4Shorted oven temperature sensor (DIY)

GE range F5: example oven control board (part WR55X10560), representative part photo for this code

F5Loss of relay drive circuit (pro repair)

GE range F8: example oven temperature sensor (part WB21X5301), representative part photo for this code

F8Shorted meat probe (DIY)

GE range F9: example oven door lock motor / switch (part WE1M1011), representative part photo for this code

F9Door lock switch fault (pro repair)

GE range FC: example oven door lock motor / switch (part WE1M1011), representative part photo for this code

FCDoor lock circuit fault (pro repair)

GE range FD: example oven temperature sensor (part WB21X5301), representative part photo for this code

FDShorted meat probe (DIY)

GE range FF: example oven door lock motor / switch (part WE1M1011), representative part photo for this code

FFLoss of door motor safety switch (pro repair)

GE range FFF: example oven control board (part WR55X10560), representative part photo for this code

FFFControl EEPROM failure (pro repair)

About GE codes

GE Appliances, now owned by Haier, mixes legacy GE boards with newer connected platforms. Washers and dryers tend to use E or D codes, ranges and microwaves use F codes, and refrigerators show Er codes. The codes apply to model numbers such as GDF630PSMSS, GDT665SSNSS and GTD65EBSJ0WS; check the label on your unit to confirm yours.