If you installed the oven without the door on, open the door completely, then turn the power off at the breaker, then go upstairs and shut the door and then go back downstairs and turn the power back on. if that doesn't work call for service.
SOURCE: GE P7 Oven
I, too, have lost my manual and none of the timers work. I can never remember how long to run the clean cycle for, but will turn it off as it has been a little over 2hours and your post mentions 1.5hours.
I initiate the cleaning cycle by completing steps mentioned above and then turning the top dial (which has a clean range on it) clockwise until the clean light comes on. I then just time it by my watch to turn it all off. Then I wait a couple of hours before attempting to open the door. Don't forget to take the racks out, they are not suppose to go through the Clean cycle.
Good Luck,
Linda
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.
SOURCE: Ge Profile built-in 27 inch wall oven -- When I
f9 means your control panel needs to be replaced..chances are part is not covered and if it is the only way you can obtain it is through having service
SOURCE: self cleaning oven error code FSEO
Probably a bad door lock solenoid. That is some kind of door lock problem. Trouble is they are not all the same. This training manual shows locations of model number. Perhaps if you post that I might can come up with a tech sheet and you would get a better answer. see page 4
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Error Code E90 typically means that you have a faulty motor door latch, lock motor assembly, door light switch or a defective EOC. You would need this to be diagnosed by a professional technician in order to properly repair the wall oven.
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