All panel functions work but when the oven temperature is set, the oven starts then shuts off after 30sec. Oven door is completely closed, there is no child protection and the oven has never given any problems until this. I reset the circuit breaker after 30min. with the same result. I disconnected/reconnected all wire harnesses when the oven was off to see if there was a bad connection but the oven still does not work.
SOURCE: ge oven door locked
You oven is locked because it is self-cleaning. Some how the handle got moved and it initiated. You may need to let the oven finish self-cleaning. Usually, it can take about an hour to complete the process. Afterward, the oven will beep when done and your oven can be opened. Good luck.
Posted on May 31, 2007
SOURCE: Ge Electric Double oVen
This may be related to a problem I have helped others solve. The solution is available free at my website. I have at last count helped over 1000 oven owners with a similar problem. http://fp1.centurytel.net/Powerman/Dreaded%20F7%20Problem.pdf Hope it works for you too.
Posted on Aug 09, 2007
SOURCE: "door lock" light stays on and oven won't work
This happened to me, had the appliance repairman come out to fix. He hit and held a combination of buttons on the oven controls and reset the panel somehow. But now I don't know what he hit to clear it. Do any of you?
Posted on Jan 16, 2008
SOURCE: "Door Locked" flashing on GE Oven JTP15 - can't unlock
The problem may very well be in one of the micro switches on the self cleaning motor bracket. These switches control the electrical flow to the heating elements. In the owners manual there is/should be a chart that lists the unlock and safety combinations. This would be your best source of information.
Posted on Jan 26, 2008
SOURCE: Flashing locking door light
hi wega,
the door's locking mechanism is controlled by a switch when you shut the door down. much like the light switch on your refrigerator. when you initial closing the switch for locking the door will be triggered does locking the door.
there is a possibility that this switch on your oven is press / stuck that is why it keeps on saying "locking door" which will eventually never be completed.
Find the switch on your door panel, this is usually near the hinge of the door. it can also be safely located with in the hinge assembly, if this is true, there will be no buttons or holes visible.
if you can open the door panel up or remove the casing you will be able to locate the switch on the door hinge and its assembly.
hope this helps.
voodoo
Posted on May 16, 2009
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1.Press the "Clear/Off" button on the control panel to reset the oven. This will clear the lock setting and unlock the door.
2.Allow the oven to cool to room temperature to avoid turning the lock on again during this heating cycle.
3.Reset the oven to the temperature you require to finish cooking by pressing the correct temperature control on the control pad.
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1.If your GE Profile microwave won't turn on, unplug it, then plug it back in. A power outage may have occurred due to a power surge. Check your home's fuses and circuit breakers.
2.Set the clock of your GE Profile microwave. Certain models will not operate until you set the clock. Select the "Clock" key and type in the correct time.
3.Hold down your microwave's "Off" button. You may have accidentally hit the control-lock feature on your GE Profile microwave. Hold down the "Off" button for three seconds to turn the lock off.
4.If the sensors of your GE Profile microwave are not working correctly, remove the food from the machine. If the sensors detect food-surface temperatures over 200 degrees Fahrenheit, it will not work properly until the area cools down.
5.Contact GE Support if you are unable to resolve the issue on your own. Call the GE Support hotline or browse the help library on the GE website. You can also schedule a service visit on GE's website.
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