Alarm volume The volume on the oven timer is ringing at a barely audible volume. When I press the minus button while the alarm is ringing, it makes no difference.

SOURCE: Tecnik 8525 Oven

Press and hold the start cooking and end cooking buttons together while adjusting the clock with the + and - button. Once the clock is set you will not have a problem

SOURCE: F2 code and alarm

here is a link to a referance of fault codes
http://www.appliancepartspros.com/repairtips/repairtips_appliance+fault+codes.aspx#Hotpoint%20Range%20/%20Stove%20/%20Oven%20Fault%20Codes

SOURCE: magic chef beeping

You need to replace the touchpad. I'm just getting ready to replace mine for the second time in 14 years. A bit pricey but not a hard repair to make.
An appliance repairman told me that it's possible to peel the old pad off and carefully fish the connecting wire out to the point where it plugs together. This would save removing the burners and the stovetop I'm going to give it a try when mine arrives

SOURCE: buttons/timer don't make sound

Unplug the range.
Remove the control panel to access the touchpad and electronic control.
Remove the touchpad ribbon from the control inspect for and clean any corrosion and reinsert it.
If this fails, replace the touchpad.

Mike Price

• 744 Answers
• Posted on Aug 18, 2009

SOURCE: GE oven functional code F1 appears.

Hello, I come across this problem quite often, The f1 error code does not always follow that it is a bad EOC (Electronic oven control) This could also be a problem with the touchpad. The way to figure which is bad is turn electric off, access the EOC and pull the wire harness/ribbon tape for the touch pad. Reassemble the range and switch power back on. If you are still getting the F1 it is the EOC..If the F1 clears then your problem is with the Touchpad. If you have any other questions please feel free to comment again. Good Luck!!! Mike