GE Range Error Code 910

Error code 910 on a GE range means the RC15 control board has stopped scanning the cancel key or cancel key array. This is either a software fault within the control or a hardware problem specific to the RC15 board and its keypad input circuit. Pressing the Cancel key is the first recommended step to attempt a reset.

A 910 error indicates the control cannot reliably read the Cancel key, which means you may not be able to cancel a cooking cycle or stop the oven using the keypad in an emergency. It is advisable not to operate the range until the error is resolved to ensure you retain full control over the appliance.

Yes, cycling power at the circuit breaker in addition to pressing Cancel can help clear a transient software fault that triggered the 910 code. Turn off the breaker for at least 30 seconds before restoring power. If the error returns after a power reset, the RC15 control board or keypad hardware should be inspected.

Pressing Cancel is the recommended first diagnostic step and can clear the error if it was caused by a temporary software glitch. If the error clears and does not return, no further action is needed. If the code comes back after resetting, a deeper hardware problem with the keypad or RC15 control board is likely the cause.

If the issue is only a software glitch resolved by pressing Cancel, there is no parts cost. If the keypad membrane needs replacement, parts typically range from around $30 to $80. Replacing the RC15 control board is the most expensive repair, with parts generally ranging from $150 to $350 or more, plus labor if a technician is involved.