GE Range Error Code F108

F108 indicates that the NIU (Network Interface Unit) provisioning process failed due to a connection issue. This means the range was unable to complete its network registration, typically because it could not reach the internet during setup. This error is intended to appear only in a manufacturing context, not during normal home use. It does not indicate a fault in the range's cooking or safety systems.

Yes, the F108 code is related to network provisioning and connectivity, not to any cooking, heating, or safety system within the range. Your burners, oven, and other cooking functions should operate normally. The error does not indicate a gas, electrical, or thermal hazard.

If the error is simply a residual flag from an incomplete factory setup, there may be no parts cost at all, and the fix involves only network configuration steps. If the NIU module itself is faulty and needs replacement, repair costs including parts and labor typically range from around $150 to $400 depending on your location and service provider. Diagnosis by a qualified technician is the best way to determine whether any parts are actually needed.

In most cases, F108 seen in the home does not require a repair. Since this error is associated with the manufacturing provisioning process, your first step should be confirming your home network is active and has internet access. If the error persists and your range's connected features are not functioning, contacting GE support or a qualified technician for further diagnosis is recommended.

A power cycle or reset may temporarily clear the displayed code, but if the underlying provisioning issue was never resolved during manufacturing, the error could return when the range attempts network activity again. Resetting is a reasonable first troubleshooting step, but a persistent F108 may require a deeper inspection of the NIU module or network configuration.