I've had the same problem over and over again. I have had some results with turning the circuit off for a short while and then turning it back on but unfortunately this doesn't correct the entire problem because it comes back. I am going on my 3rd control panel.
Holly, the info I have on the F7 states that it might be a problem with the touch panel, shorted matrix or start key. Try unplugging the touch pad ribbon from the main board and cleaning the end with an eraser. See if the error returns after that. Catriver..post back.
Hello there,
This may be related to the F7 problem even if you are not getting an error message. Go to my web site at the following link:
http://fp1.centurytel.net/Powerman/Dreaded%20F7%20Problem.pdf
Please let me know if this works for you. I have sent my fix to over 1300 folks.
Good Luck,
Powerman
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I bought a new house in 2002. Along with my house, several of the new houses in my neighborhood also came with a GE Profile JTP56 oven. Some off us have the same F-7 problem mentioned. I have been turning off the ovens power source, waiting 30 minutes, then turning it on. Its a pain, but has worked until now. The control board locked up and nothing is happening. Some of my neighbors gave up and bought new ovens.
The extended warranty guy comes tomorrow so I will see what he recommends.
Same problem. We didn't know if it had to do with power surges in the neighborhood, or just a bad batch of control boards. We'll try the eraser thing and get back with you.
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