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How to Fix GE Oven Error Code F2

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Dec 6, 2021 - A GE oven error code F2 occurs when the oven temperature is too high. Follow our comprehensive guide to diagnose and fix the issue.

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If any wires are exposed or damaged then your temperature sensor is misreading your oven's heat which causes the F2 error code. If you have found any damaged or ...
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How to Fix a GE Oven Showing Error F2

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If you have a GE oven, the error code F2 on the oven means that the temperature sensor has detected a temperature in excess of the preset threshold.

sounds like a faulty thermostat

Hi... you have a bad "temperature sensor" If you have a F2 code

Hi, the F2 error code means that the oven is overheating for an unknown reason. F3 and F4 indicate a problem with the oven sensor, which usually requires replacing the sensor.

The error code means that bad relay on control board.
It could also mean that sensor is not making proper
connection with the board.

thats the oven sensor , replace the sensor and your good to go

Call GE answer center 1-800-626-2000 ask for tech help, Have you Model # off you data plate ready.

F3 is Open oven temperature sensor circuit.
F4 Shorted oven temperature sensor circuit .
F7 Component failure.

To fix this you need to read oven temperature sensor circuit at oven temperature sensor ( approx 1000 ohms at room temp); check for cut or pinched wire or loss of contact, if wirings are ok, then replace the probe.

Intermittents are a real problem. My first guess: look around for a corroded or damaged electrical feed. Could be electrical noise from that. Not sure what No other possiblities other than a bad panel. I don't know what F2 is.

The F2 typically means an overtemperature conditions:
1. over 650 degrees F unlatched or 915 degrees F latched.
2. cooling fan stalled while over above 650 degrees F or an oper thermal switch in the yellow leads.
Check for:
1.Welded relay contacts
2.Cooling fan stalled or blocked air flow to rear of unit.
3.High resitance in over sensor leads/connectors, especially at sensor in rear.