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GE Cooktop Error Codes
68 error codes documented with diagnostic procedures.
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102Communication failure between display board and main board.103Main board CPU failure.104Main board MUX failure.105Zero-cross failure.106EEPROM failure (hidden to user, no visual alarm).107EEPROM failure (hidden to user, no visual alarm).108Line monitor failure.160Pan detect communication failure.161Pan detect invalid data.170Shorted matrix key.171Shorted matrix key.172Ghost key.173Display board CPU failure.174Display board BV supply failure.1X2Heater over temperature (X = sensor/surface element number).1X3Open temperature sensor (RTD) (X = sensor/surface element number).1X4Shorted temperature sensor (RTD) (X = sensor/surface element number).1X5Heater not heating (X is the sensor number 1-5).1X6Inductive sensor frequency fault (X is the sensor number 1-5).1X7Inductive sensor continuity/connection fault during calibration (X is the sensor number…bBurner has entered safe mode, indicating the burner safety lockout has been triggered.EHardware errorE5Internal electronic failure on filter board.E6Internal electronic failure on generator board.E7Unknown error in system.E9Rate of temperature increase is too fast or open sensor.EcKeypad errorEoOver temperatureEr20Internal electronic failure on touch board.Er22Internal electronic failure on touch board.Er31One filter board not configured to work with the other filter board (36-inEr39Internal electronic failure on touch board.Er47Bad communication in the ribbon cable between touch board and filter board.FPan is not detected on the cooking elementF10Problem with LEDs on user interface.F11Problem with LEDs on user interface.F161Inductive pan sensor calibration faultF1xUL 'On' Indicator Light/LED failure (Electronic Control Radiant Cooktop).F61Cannot communicate with induction module that powers left coils.F62Cannot communicate with Induction Module that powers right coils.F63Cannot communicate with induction module that powers right coils.F6xUI cannot communicate with Machine Control (Electronic Control Radiant Cooktop).F70User Interface key fault.F71User Interface key fault.F72User Interface key fault.F73User Interface key fault.F74User Interface key error.F75User Interface key fault.F76User Interface key fault.F7xUser Interface (UI) Button Matrix Error (Electronic Control Radiant Cooktop).F81Machine Control (MC) Microprocessor Error (Electronic Control Radiant Cooktop).F82User Interface (UI) Microprocessor Error (Electronic Control Radiant Cooktop).FA0Fan harness(es) not connected.FA1Fan1 is not running at the correct Low speed.FA2Fan1 is not running at the correct High speed.FA3Fan2 is not running at the correct Low speed.FA4Fan2 is not running at the correct High speed.FA5Bad coil thermistor reading.FA6Low or high line voltage.FA7Missing line frequency.FA8Bad induction driver (IGBT).FA9Bad coil thermistor reading.FAABad coil thermistor reading.FABBad induction driver (IGBT).FACInduction microprocessor fault.SEtModel number not programmed into the User Interface control board.TEMPCooktop is too hot and the time-out feature has activated.TEMP LTDTemperature limited heater; the particular heater will be disabled for 1/2 hour to allow…
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