GE Range Error Code F033
Meat probe temperature sensor shorted or too hot (triggered if meat probe sees temperature in excess of 392°F).
What the F033 error code actually means
Your GE range is showing F033 because it detected that the meat probe (the temperature sensor you insert into food while it cooks) either got too hot or has a wiring problem. This usually happens when the probe tip isn't fully inside the meat, allowing it to overheat in the open oven air. Check that the probe is properly inserted into the food and fully plugged into the socket inside the oven.
The full F033 procedure
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Most common causes of F033
- 1Probe tip not inserted in meat
- 2Probe not fully seated in oven socket
- 3Probe exposed to excessive oven temperatures
- 4Damaged probe cable or connector
- 5Failed meat probe thermistor
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