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Jun 23, 2007 - The error code "F7" will be displayed along with a beeping sound if the ERC (Electronic ... We have a GE Spectra Oven - GAS - we keep getting F7 errorcodes and the oven will not heat. ... In my case it was the keypad.

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Apr 6, 2010 - Get shopping advice from experts, friends and the community! I was boiling water on back burner of ceramic stove top GE range Model ... When anyappliance picks up an error code or starts beeping the problem that caused it ...

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Oven Fault Codes for GE XL44 Oven

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Your oven temperature sensor has failed and must be replaced.

I unplugged the stove and waited 5 minutes - I would really like to know what the code "BF" means

F2 is a oven sensor error . remove and or replace the oven sensor if doesn't stop replace oven control

stove works oven won't lite

spectra stove and it is beeping and reading f7 we have unplug it and replug please help me

I can't take credit except searching and found this info.. I will order to see if it fixes my error messages..Tom

All, I hope that this helps everyone having this annoying problem. The problem is the F2 error that seems to come on everytime you use the oven. Well, it was driving my wife crazy, so I finally gave in, and had a GE technician come over to fix it. :) It cost me $190, with $80 for the part and $110 for the labor. Had I known what the problem was, I could have fixed it myself in 10 minutes, and only would have had to buy the part. My loss is your gain. The technician replaced the sensor, part #WB21X5301 (can find at (www.geappliances.com (http://www.geappliances.com)); cost is $76. If you open the oven door, the sensor is on the top left-hand side and is long and skinny. Instructions come with the part to replace it. Basically, you unplug the oven, take out two screws, and cut the two wires to the sensor. You then use wire nuts to connect the new sensor wires, and push the :) wires out of the oven area into the back panel. That's it. Problem fixed. Glad I could help out others!! Merry Christmas! JakeDecember 11th, 2005, 02:25 PMThanks for the information and update back on this problem you had.:)

You can also buy that same part#WB21X5301 from here, abit cheaper:
Oven sensor assembly (http://www.repairclinic.com/referral.asp?R=1265&N=252618)

The F2 is the code for the board seeing a temp higher than 600 degrees. It could be one of two things. The temp sensor is out of range, extreme high resistance. If you ohm it out it should read approx 1100 ohms at room temp. The other would be a welded bake relay on the board itself. Check the temp sensor first. If you are getting the F2 in the cleaning cycle, check the temp sensor, welded clean cycle contacts on the board or both contacts on the lock switch are closed at the same time. This is for the model posted JGBP90.

I have the same problem... I unplug the range wait 30 seconds ...the plug it back in..usually works. Remodeling soon .. next range not GE!