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GE Range Error Code F210

Range exceeded safe test limits (200°F) during service test mode.

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What the F210 error code actually means

Your GE range detected that the oven was too warm (above 200 degrees) when a service diagnostic test was started, so the test was automatically stopped as a safety measure. This can happen if the oven was recently used and had not cooled down, or it can indicate a faulty temperature sensor or a component that is causing the oven to heat when it should not be. A technician will need to verify whether the oven is actually hot or whether a part is sending incorrect temperature readings.

Diagnostic procedure

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Power cycle the unit: switch off the breaker for 60 seconds, then restore power. If the code returns, the fault is persistent and the procedure below isolates the cause.
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Most common causes of F210

Ranked by how often they cause this code
  1. 1Residual oven heat during test initiation
  2. 2Faulty oven temperature sensor (RTD probe)
  3. 3Stuck or welded relay on the control board
  4. 4Wiring fault between sensor and control board
  5. 5Main control board failure

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Questions people ask about F210

What does F210 mean on a GE range?
F210 means the oven temperature exceeded the 200 degree Fahrenheit safety limit while the appliance was running in service test mode. The diagnostic routine includes this threshold to prevent testing on a unit that is already hot or heating abnormally. The code points to either residual oven heat, a faulty temperature sensor, or a component causing unintended heating.
Will resetting the control board clear the F210 error?
Resetting the board by cutting power at the breaker may temporarily clear the displayed code, but it will not resolve an underlying hardware fault. If the oven is genuinely overheating due to a stuck relay or a faulty sensor, the condition will return. A reset is only a useful first step when residual heat from recent cooking is the suspected cause.
How much does it cost to repair a GE range showing F210?
Repair costs vary depending on the failed component. A replacement RTD temperature sensor typically runs in the range of 20 to 60 dollars for the part. A relay board or main control board can cost anywhere from 100 to 300 dollars or more for the part alone. Adding a service call and labor, total repair costs generally fall between 150 and 450 dollars depending on what needs to be replaced.
Can I fix F210 on my GE range myself?
If the oven was recently used, simply allowing it to cool fully to room temperature and then restarting the service test may clear the condition. If the code persists on a cold oven, diagnosing the issue requires checking the RTD sensor resistance, inspecting wiring, and potentially testing the control board, which is better suited for a technician familiar with appliance electrical systems.
Is F210 on a GE range a safety concern?
It can be. If the oven is reaching or exceeding 200 degrees without being commanded to heat, a stuck relay or shorted element circuit may be the cause, which is a legitimate safety hazard. Do not leave the range unattended and consider disconnecting power until the root cause is identified. If the code appeared simply because the oven was still warm from cooking, there is no immediate safety concern.

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