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Hi AGAIN DIBARTRK
Now that you have indicated the make of your oven....... the fault codes for GE microwaves are as follows. I have given you all of them for you future reference. :)
F1 - ( open thermal sensor ), will occur
below 190�F of cavity temperature within 15 minutes of starting convection,
combination or roast cook.
F2 - ( shorted thermal sensor ), will occur if a shorted
thermal sensor is detected continuously over 5 seconds on convection,
combination or roast cooking.
Note: it will take
a minimum of 5 minutes of convection run time before F1 or F2 code will be
displayed if the thermal sensor is shorted/open.
F3 - (
shorted key panel ), will occur if a shorted key panel is detected continuously
over 60 seconds.
Note: It will take a minimum of
1 minute of run time before the F code will be displayed.
F4
( open humidity sensor ), will occur if humidity sensor is detected as
being open continuously over 5 seconds.
F5 - ( shorted humidity sensor ), will occur if humidity
sensor is detected as being shorted continuously over 5 seconds.
Note:
It will will take a minimum of 15 seconds after the magnetron is energized
before the F4 or F5 code will be displayed if the humidity sensor is
shorted/open. Also the unit must be plugged into a 120 volt outlet for at
least 5 minutes before sensor is checked, this also applies after the humidity
sensor has been changed. Before checking operation of new sensor allow init to
be plugged in for at least 5 minutes.
F6 - (
shorted temperature probe ), will occur if temperature probe is detected as
being open or not plugged into the receptacle. If probe is plugged in and "ProbE"
is on display, check probe for
continuity
with ohm meter.
they are all different for different brands... It is much easier to get a solution from FixYa you actually tell us what sort of equipment you are having trouble with. :) Do I get a FixYa rating now... :)
regards
robotek
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