GE Appliances · Range or wall oven
F0 — meaning and next steps
GE says F0 usually indicates a keypanel problem.
Published guidance
GE Appliances error codes
Independent from the manufacturer and careful about model scope.
10 of 10 published codes. Symptom matches help you find relevant guidance; they do not identify a fault without the displayed code and model.
GE Appliances · Range or wall oven
F1 — meaning and next steps
GE says F1 usually indicates a keypanel problem.
GE Appliances · Range or wall oven
F3 — meaning and next steps
GE says F3 usually indicates an oven-sensor condition that requires professional service.
GE Appliances · Range or wall oven
F350 — meaning and next steps
GE says F350 usually indicates an upper cooling-fan circuit issue or a cooling-fan obstruction.
GE Appliances · Range or wall oven
F4 — meaning and next steps
GE says F4 usually indicates an oven-sensor condition that requires professional service.
GE Appliances · Range or wall oven
F6 — meaning and next steps
GE says F6 usually indicates a keypanel problem.
GE Appliances · Range or wall oven
F7 — meaning and next steps
GE says F7 usually indicates a keypanel problem.
GE Appliances · Range or wall oven
F9 — meaning and next steps
GE says F9 usually indicates a failure somewhere in the door-lock circuit.
GE Appliances · Range or wall oven
LOC — meaning and next steps
GE LOC indicates that the Child Lockout feature is active on a supported range or wall oven.
GE Appliances · Range or wall oven
OFF — meaning and next steps
GE OFF can mean the oven is still too hot to start self-clean, Bake, or Broil after self-clean.