Looking for manual for GE wall oven 326B1230P001. I tried googling but came up with nothing. I’m trying to figure out how to set sabbath mode. Thx so much

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Sabbath Mode stays on until you turn it off.

Press and hold the Lock and Light button simultaneously for 3 seconds to enter and exit the Sabbath Mode.

Bottom Freezer Refrigerator - Setting Sabbath Mode

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Explanation of the Sabbath Mode Feature

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Refrigerators with a Sabbath Mode feature puts the refrigerator in a timed defrost mode. It also turns off the icemaker, dispenser, and control touch screens.

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There could be a few reasons why your GE ENERGY STAR 24.7 Cu. Ft. French-Door Refrigerator, Model #: GNE25JGKBB, won't go into Sabbath mode.
You can try a few of the following:
Control lock inspection
Check to see if the control lock is off.
You won't be able to switch on the Sabbath mode if the control lock is activated.
Verify the water filter's condition:
Verify that the water filter is clear and out of date.
The operation of the Sabbath mode may be hampered if the water filter is blocked or past its expiration date.
Verify the control settings:
Make sure the appropriate control type is installed in your refrigerator.
You should adhere to these directions for models with Figure B controls.
Look in the manual:
Verify that you are correctly adhering to the directions.
Refer to the manual once again for additional thorough instructions if you need clarification on any steps or have any other concerns.
Contact GE for more help if you've tried all the above suggestions but still have trouble turning on the Sabbath mode.
They may need to send a professional to fix or replace the refrigerator, or they may be able to offer you further troubleshooting tips or steps.
It's important to note that some models do not have sabbath modes without icemakers; if this is the case for your model, the sabbath mode option is unavailable.

During the Sabbath, or Shabbat, and religious holidays in Judaism, there may be restrictions on certain activities that can extend to the use of appliances. Restrictions may include turning appliances on or off, using control panels or activating lights and sounds. Sabbath Mode allows people to use their household appliances without violating their religious laws. When appliances are put into Sabbath Mode, certain features may be modified or disabled to accommodate these needs.
Our guide explains how Sabbath Mode affects cooktops, ovens and refrigerators. Keep reading or jump to an appliance category to learn more:

• What is Sabbath Mode on a stove or cooktop?
• What is Sabbath Mode on an oven?
• What is Sabbath Mode on a refrigerator or freezer?
• What is Sabbath Mode on a wine refrigerator?

What is Sabbath Mode on a stove or cooktop?
You can cook on your stove when it's in Sabbath Mode, but additional features and functionality are disabled. When your stove is in Sabbath Mode:

• Cooktop burners can still be operated.
• Sounds such as tones or chimes are disabled.
• Displays will not indicate temperature changes.
• Timers are disabled.
• Cooktop Lockout, a feature that prevents unintended use of the cooktop, is disabled.
• Energy Save is disabled in select models.
• Start, Cancel and Off keys, as well as Warming Zone on/off (select models), remain enabled. All other keys are disabled.

What is Sabbath Mode on an oven?
When in Sabbath Mode, your oven will disable its automatic shut-off function to stay on longer than 12 hours. This means that the oven will stay in a Bake mode until shut off, which will allow you to use the oven for cooking or warming food. It is important to remember that certain features will need to be enabled or disabled before using Sabbath Mode. This includes the following:

• Oven Light: Turn your oven light on or off before engaging Sabbath Mode. Your oven light will remain as it was set until Sabbath Mode is turned off - it will not be affected by the Oven Light switch or by opening or closing your oven door.
• Warming Drawer: If you plan to use your warming drawer, it must be turned on prior to enabling Sabbath Mode. Adjust your warming drawer settings prior to turning on Sabbath Mode, as these settings cannot be changed once the Mode is engaged.

While your oven is in Sabbath Mode, only the Bake setting can be enabled - all other oven settings, including temperature displays, sounds and cleaning cycles, are disabled.
What is Sabbath Mode on a refrigerator or freezer?
Sabbath Mode allows you to open and close the refrigerator or freezer doors without activating interior lights, sounds or other controls. While your fridge is in Sabbath Mode, water filter status lights are disabled and temperatures cannot be adjusted.
What is Sabbath Mode on a wine refrigerator?
When Sabbath Mode is activated on your wine fridge or wine cooler, the exterior lights and display will be deactivated. This will make your appliance appear as if it is turned off, but your wine cooler will keep running as normal, and its temperature settings will remain unchanged. Learn how to activate Sabbath Mode on your wine refrigerator.
To learn more about Sabbath Mode or for further instructions, refer to your appliance's Use and Care Guide. To download or view your product manual, visit our Manuals and Literature page.

This means that the Sabbath mode has been enabled. To disable the program, first press and release the Cancel/Off to stop the current programmed bake settings. Then press and hold Settings until Sabbath Mode Off is displayed. See page 14 of the manual for setting the Sabbath mode. The manual is available on the product page: https://www.geapplianceparts.com/store/parts/assembly/C2S995SEL1SS . The current link to the manual is https://products.geappliances.com/MarketingObjectRetrieval/Dispatcher?RequestType=PDF&Name=49-85241.pdf . Most GE oven codes are listed here: https://www.geappliances.ca/en/support/knowledgebase/range-oven-function-error-or-fault-codes . The Sabbath Mode symbol is shown at the bottom of the table.

This mode can be used to set the oven temperature for an extended bake (usually for a low temperature) or a programmed bake. It's used by those who strictly keep the Sabbath but want a hot meal ready when the Sabbath ends.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Hi,

Most probably you have turned the "Sabbath Mode". This mode turns down certain features of the range. You will either have to wait 72 hours for the mode to clear, or figure out how to turn it off following the owner's manual.

All ranges differ in design and features. For your machine to turn down Sabbath mode you need to find the instructions from the manual.
However you can try pressing the clock pad for 5 seconds to turn it off.

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to turn on or off the sabbath mode on your oven press and hold the sabbath mode button for 5 seconds that turn it on and then repeat to turn it off

Try unpluging it for about 5 mins. and plug it back in. when the power went off it was a power shurg.

If that don't work. It may have burnt the curict board. Ken.

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This feature has to do with when it is OK to cook during the Sabbath or some other Jewish holidays. If you are not of the Jewish religion, ignore it to allow your range to function 100 % of the time. Do not rate if you do not feel this is a Fix-Ya for your range, as other ratings will lower my score. Thanks.