GE Dryer Error Code E0

E0 means the GE dryer's control board has checked the thermistor circuit and detected no fault. The thermistor is the temperature sensor that monitors heat inside the dryer. This code is a status confirmation, not an error, and does not indicate any component failure or required repair.

Yes, E0 indicates a passing status for the thermistor circuit, meaning the temperature monitoring system is working as expected. There is no safety concern associated with this code. If the code appeared during normal use rather than a diagnostic routine, check for a stuck button on the control panel.

Because E0 indicates no fault in the thermistor circuit, there is typically no repair cost associated with this code alone. If a technician visit was prompted by this code appearing unexpectedly, a diagnostic service call generally runs between $75 and $150 depending on location. Any additional repairs would be priced based on what other issues are found during the inspection.

No repair is needed for E0 itself. The code confirms the thermistor circuit is operating correctly. If the dryer is also experiencing a performance issue such as not drying properly or running too hot, that symptom should be diagnosed separately, as E0 will not point to the cause.

E0 is a status indicator rather than a latching fault, so it does not need to be cleared in the same way an error code does. Exiting diagnostic mode or completing a power cycle will cause it to disappear from the display. If it reappears repeatedly outside of diagnostic mode, inspect the control panel buttons for a stuck key.