Press oven control panel Bake screen say LOC ON all the key will not work except clesr

SOURCE: Replacing the bake relay / control panel

The bake feature not working can be caused by either a bad bake relay on the Electronic Oven Control (EOC) board (which is your clock interface on the control panel), or a bad igniter on the bake manifold. I would recommend verifying your igniter first. Its the cheaper of the two repair options and the more common failed item. The following link explains oven igniters and how to replace one:

http://www.fixya.com/support/r401858-replacing_oven_igniter_gas_range

The igniter on your range should read 2.5 to 3 amps if good. The part number is AP2014008 and is made by GE. It can be found at appliancepartspros.com for about $62. Just use your model number for your search criteria and look for item 28 under section 2.

If the igniter is fine, you are correct to assume a problem with bake relay on the EOC. You will need to remove the rear panel of the console to view the circuit board. The relays are usually marked on the board. NOTE: The EOC for your range is over $200.

Read throgh the information provided and let me know if you still have problems after checking your igniter. I'm hoping to avoid an expensive repair job for you. I hope this helps.

SOURCE: The oven is stuck at LOC.

The locking motor has gone bad on the range. Common for this to happen after self clean. You will have to replace or have the lock assembly replaced for the stove to work again

SOURCE: Front control membrane for Bake broil panel for

range gives me a f31 cod

SOURCE: I'm at a loss! Recently

ok so you got a tuff one . have your found the tech sheet to help you it may be in the pots and pan drawer taped to side or in some casesthe underside.../ F O CODE IS A STUCK TOUCH PANEL / the loc may be only in the read out after installing a new colck / most of these clocks and panels have to be programed to your model / instructions come with the part . if it won't program ( it may be a bad part but your doing the right things . . ck the door inter lock and the wiring . . its very important to program the new panel .. im not sure this hepled ... also look for a open connection rather than a short . mm

SOURCE: just installed new control panel

Normally the bake/probe flashing happens when you plug in the probe. If you don't have the probe plugged in, then double check that your wiring connectors are plugged in properly on your new board or that the wires to the probe connector are not shorted. Make sure that the probe is plugged in all the way. Unscrew the retaining nut, then unscrew the two sheet metal screws holding the housing in place, then give the probe connection a gentle tug to ensure that it is still properly connected.