GE Appliances Appliance Repair in Rockford, IL
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Short answer
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- F0
- Usually a problem with the keypanel
- F2 / F20
- For an unknown reason, the oven temperature has exceeded a preset threshold
- F3
- Usually means the oven sensor needs to be replaced
- F5
- Usually means the electronic control needs to be replaced
- F9
- A component has failed somewhere in the door lock circuit
- F350
- An issue with the upper cooling fan circuit, or an obstruction in the cooling fan
Warranty
What GE Appliances's warranty covers
GE Appliances products come with an initial manufacturer's warranty that is typically one year, and some appliances add coverage on specific parts beyond the first year; the owner's manual for your model has the details. Coverage starts on the purchase date. A sales invoice, a builder's letter or proof of occupancy establishes that date; without one, GE uses the manufacturing date shown in the serial number (GE Appliances).
Model number
Where to find the model and serial number
Every GE appliance has a rating plate with the model and serial number and electrical data, and its location varies by appliance type. GE and GE Profile model numbers always begin and end with a letter, for example JGB700SEJSS. Range model numbers will not end in a number preceded by a P, like 317b6641p001, which is a part number on a caution label. Some newer tags carry a QR code you can scan with a phone. On ranges with front controls, the tag may be inside the frame under the control panel (GE Appliances, GE range finder).
Error codes
What GE Appliances error codes mean
Meanings are GE Appliances's own wording, condensed. Codes vary by model, so confirm against your manual.
| Code | Appliance | What GE Appliances says it means |
|---|---|---|
| F0, F1, F6, F7 | Range or wall oven | Usually a problem with the keypanel; many times it needs replacing. source |
| F2 / F20 | Range or wall oven | For an unknown reason, the oven temperature has exceeded a preset threshold. source |
| F3, F4 | Range or wall oven | Usually means the oven sensor needs to be replaced. source |
| F5, F8 | Range or wall oven | Usually means the electronic control needs to be replaced. source |
| F9 | Range or wall oven | A component has failed somewhere in the door lock circuit. source |
| F350 | Range or wall oven | An issue with the upper cooling fan circuit, or an obstruction in the cooling fan. source |
Before you call
Have these ready
- The full model and serial number from the rating tag (a phone photo is fine)
- The purchase or delivery date, to check warranty coverage first
- The exact error code or blink pattern, and when it appears
- Gas, propane or electric, for ranges and dryers
- What you have already tried, such as a reset or a cleaned filter
Recalls
Check for a GE Appliances recall
Search the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission's recall list for GE Appliances and your appliance type before paying for a repair; recall notices say what remedy the manufacturer offers. See how to check for appliance recalls.
Common questions
GE Appliances repair questions
How long is the GE Appliances warranty?
Typically one year from the date of purchase, according to GE Appliances. Some appliances add coverage on specific parts after that; the owner's manual has the details.
What does F2 mean on a GE oven?
GE says F2 or F20 means the oven temperature has exceeded a preset threshold for an unknown reason. Turn it off, let it cool, and call for service if it returns.
How do I know I have the right GE model number?
GE and GE Profile model numbers always begin and end with a letter. A number ending in a digit after a P, like 317b6641p001, is a part number, not the model.
GE Appliances appliances we cover
GE Appliances appliance acting up?
Tell us the GE Appliances model, the error code if there is one, and what it is doing. A local independent technician calls back with a time and a price before any work starts.