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The door switch is going bad needs to be replaced.

Hello, the model number is incorrect, you are missing a 4 or a 3 after the letter F. Based on the model JT5000SF4SS, the problem is the control board that also acts as a display board and touchpad, part number is WB27X25342, you can get it from RepairClinic and return it if it doesn't work. Regards, Appliance Repair Brooklyn https://appliancerepairbrooklynnyc.com/

Hello, Deborah - I hope I am correct in thinking that you do not have the owner's manual for your oven. If you do have the manual, failure codes are probably listed in the manual, with an explanation of what they mean. According to information on the list of GE Wall Oven Error Codes provided by Sears PartsDirect: https://www.searspartsdirect.com/wall-oven-repair/error-codes/ge-wall-oven-error-codes.html F1 means: Stuck or defective button on the key panel The check / repair is: (Quote) Push the Clear/OFF pad. Shut off power to the oven, disconnect the flat ribbon connector from the electronic oven control board and then restore electrical power. If the code reappears after about 30 seconds, replace the electronic oven control board. If the code doesn't reappear, replace the key panel. (End quote) Best wishes.

DO you have a model number for that. I'm almost sure it's a thermal fuse in the back of the oven. Usually they go out during or after cleaning but that would shut down both elements. If you have the model (usually by the inside door look all over and up in the cavity) Then if you go to this link

http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/index.action?intcmp=xsite_Sears

It will show you a breakdown of the oven and where it is. If you give me the model I'll show you what I'm talking about. Good luck.

P.S. if it the fuse it's a cheap fix, little hard to get in back of the oven but cheap!

Hello, The simple answer is yes it's not too hard...Normally you have a couple of screw located underneath the control panel. In most mordern ovens today they just consist of 2 components, the EOC (Electronic oven control) and the touch pad which basically cosists of everything you see(the whole panel). If you are replacing the touchpad..remove screws holding old panel in...pull wire harness from control board (dont worry where they go because the will only fit in one place) remove tape from EOC and relocate the control board to the new touchpad panel...reattach wire harness and tape in the new touchpad panel and hook back on oven ..screws in and your good to go. if replacing the control board (EOC) drop touch pad panel from oven and pull wires install new control then reassemble..easy!. One thing i would check though before purchasing the part, check to see it is the touchpad and not the control board...Here is how to do it...shut breaker off...pull out control panel...remove ribbon for key pad from EOC the re install panel..go switch breaker back on. leave for 24 hours..if within the 24 hours the error messages come back it's the EOC that is bad, if the error messages do not come back then you can be sure it's the touchpad. I would check this before buying the part since they are expencive and offten non returnable. Good Luck!! If you have any other questions or concerns please feel free to comment again. Thanks for using Fixya!! Mike

https://www.docssuite.org/manuals/?brand=GE&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=ge%20instruction%20manual&utm_network=g&utm_pos=1o2&utm_campaign=FindProductManuals_v2MB+11-26&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI2t-6nIeb3wIVF4zICh3QqwiyEAMYAiAAEgIUVvD_BwE this is your owners manual read for lock and unlock --as well as trouble shooting

If it has a thermal fuse, check that. If not, most likely a control board issue

A very simple solution to r epairing all by yourself is getting help from handbooks, they're very detailed and complete in every way so for me it was my best source to repair one of the to p sites for this is https://big-manuals.com/

I have the same problem. Did you ever find the solution

Suitable instructions are here https://products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-support-search-content?contentId=16246

F2 means your oven is sensing that it’s too hot. Try cutting electrical power to it for 5 minutes. If that doesn’t resolve it, either oven temperature sensor / probe or control board will need replacing

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Generally speaking, F2 fault code indicates the oven exceeded 590 degrees with the door unlocked. This could be caused by a stuck relay on the oven control board or it could be caused by high resistance in the oven temperature sensor probe.

If the element will shut off then the likely failure is the oven temperature sensor probe. The sensor is located inside the oven cavity. It will be protruding from the rear panel in the upper left or upper right corner. The sensor can be removed and replaced from inside the oven cavity

Cut breaker off for 5 minutes. That may unlock it after power is restored.

An F9 error code on a General Electric (GE) oven indicates that the oven's electronic control system has detected a problem with the automatic door lock. The automatic door lock mechanism prevents the oven door from being opened when the oven is set for "Clean" mode. The malfunction may be a jammed door lock mechanism, a pinched or broken wire, a faulty lock switch or a fault in the control board itself

Most likely display is bad and needs replacing

this error for GE means that your touch control panel has shorted and the entire touch control panel would need to be ordered and replaced if resetting the circuit breaker won't reset the issue.