Ge profile wall oven - f7 but I fix with eraser trick - now the clock can't be reset and the 4 does not always work on the keypad

F7 is a stuck keypad/button.
Push all buttons at random several times each. This will sometimes un-stick a stuck button.
If that does not work the keypad control will have to be replaced.

F7 is a stuck keypad error. Sometimes you can push every pad at random several times each to unstick the keypad.
If that fails the ERC(clock) will have to be replaced.

Hi
On a GE range oven F7 indicates either a function pad button is stuck or the clock on the oven is malfunctioning

On the 99 Range oven F7 indicates a shorted Clear/Off Key due to membrane switch or a shorted control or connector

On the GE XL44 Self Clean Oven F7 is Stuck keypad or control relay malfunction
check out more detail here
http://www.fixya.com/howto/h155060-dreaded_f7_error
hope this helps

A function pad is probably stuck.
Push all buttons several times each. Often this will clear a stuck pad.
If that does not work replace the clock.

After much searching, I have found that you have a faulty keypad.
The recommended solution is to unplug the oven, or shut it down at the fuse box, and then remove the faceplate where you can then remove the keypad, and clean the connectors with an eraser, as well as the ribbon that connectes the keypad with the oven.
I hope this helps out.

Hi markw421,
No you do not need to pull the entire oven. If I knew the model number I could give you specific instructions. You can go to www.partselect.com and put in your model number and you will find diagrams that will help you open up the beast.
Regards,
Powerman

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You have a problem that may be solved with my solution to the Dreaded F7 Problem. Even though you don't have a F7 error on the display the symptoms are all the same. You can find my fix at the following links.

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I have shared this with more than 1550 folks and most report success. This problem often develops after a self clean cycle.
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My solution for the F7 problem may work for you. It won't cost you anything to try it. It is simple and free. You can find it at the following link:

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Good Luck,
Powerman

GE, F7 is a stuck or shorted keypad. You can unplug the keypad ribbon cable from the main board and try to clean the ends with an eraser. See if the code comes back. Catriver...post back.