GE Range Error Code F2 E3
Key held down too long or keyboard short or spill on switch surface.
What the F2 E3 error code actually means
Your GE range is detecting that one of the buttons on the control panel appears to be stuck or is being held down continuously, which can happen from a spill or buildup on the keypad surface. The oven is shutting itself down as a precaution to prevent the appliance from operating unintentionally. Wiping the control panel clean and making sure no liquid or residue is sitting on the buttons is the first thing to try.
The full F2 E3 procedure
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Most common causes of F2 E3
- 1Spill or moisture on keypad surface
- 2Physically stuck or jammed key
- 3Failed or shorted keypad membrane
- 4Damaged ribbon cable connection
- 5Faulty electronic control board
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