GE Range Error Code F013
Data written to non-volatile memory has failed verification.
What the F013 error code actually means
Your GE range is having trouble saving important settings and data to its control board's memory, and the board detected that the save did not work correctly. This is an internal electronics problem, not something caused by how the range is being used. Unplugging the range for 30 seconds and plugging it back in may clear the error, but if it comes back, the control board will need to be replaced.
The full F013 procedure
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Most common causes of F013
- 1Failed non-volatile memory on the user interface board
- 2Power surge or voltage spike
- 3Transient power interruption causing a one-time fault
- 4General user interface board failure
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