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GE Oven F Codes Explained: F0 Through F9 and F350

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Short answer

GE says F0 to F9 on a range or wall oven means an F (fault) code from the electronic control. GE's table: F0, F1, F6 and F7 usually mean the keypanel; F2 or F20 an over-temperature; F3 and F4 the oven sensor; F5 and F8 the electronic control; F9 the door lock circuit; F350 the upper cooling fan circuit. GE's first step: turn the oven off and let it cool. GE's own descriptions say most of these usually mean a part needs replacing, so a repeating code is a service call. Oven control boards run $150 to $300 (about $225 average); a sensor about $175 (2026 cost guide).

What F0 to F9 means

In GE's words, condensed: an F (fault) code from the electronic control. GE's table: F0, F1, F6 and F7 usually mean the keypanel; F2 or F20 an over-temperature; F3 and F4 the oven sensor; F5 and F8 the electronic control; F9 the door lock circuit; F350 the upper cooling fan circuit (GE Appliances).

What GE says to try

  1. Turn the oven off and let it cool.
  2. Note the exact code and when it appears.
  3. If it returns, have the part GE names tested; most F codes point at a single component.

Unplug the appliance or switch off its breaker before reaching into any part of it. Codes and steps vary by model, so check your manual too.

If the code comes back

GE's own descriptions say most of these usually mean a part needs replacing, so a repeating code is a service call. Oven control boards run $150 to $300 (about $225 average); a sensor about $175. (Angi, oven repair cost (updated Sep 11, 2026))

Related

All GE codes on one page: GE appliance repair. The appliance: oven repair. This site is independent and not affiliated with or authorized by GE; if the appliance is under warranty, contact GE first.

Sources: GE Appliances, oven error, fault or function codes; Angi, oven repair cost (updated Sep 11, 2026)

Quick answers

What does F0 to F9 mean on a GE range or wall oven?

GE says it means an F (fault) code from the electronic control. GE's table: F0, F1, F6 and F7 usually mean the keypanel; F2 or F20 an over-temperature; F3 and F4 the oven sensor; F5 and F8 the electronic control; F9 the door lock circuit; F350 the upper cooling fan circuit.

How do I clear F0 to F9?

GE's steps: Turn the oven off and let it cool. Note the exact code and when it appears. If it returns, have the part GE names tested; most F codes point at a single component.

What does it cost if F0 to F9 keeps coming back?

GE's own descriptions say most of these usually mean a part needs replacing, so a repeating code is a service call. Oven control boards run $150 to $300 (about $225 average); a sensor about $175.

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