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Monday 8 April 2019

GE DISHWASHER ERROR CODES GE HOME APPLIANCES ERROR CODES CAUSE AND SOLUTION

GE Home appliances Error codes cause and solution - GE Dishwasher Error codes


GE Home appliances Error codes cause and solution - GE Dishwasher Error codes  - GE Microwave Error codes - GE  Cooking Range -Stove Error codes - GE Washing Machine Error codes
GE Error codes
Dishwasher  Error codes Causes and Solution
PF
Causes
Power Failure
Solution
Select 'cancel' to clear code. If error persists, check electrical connections to dishwasher and electronic control (control board). Replace if defective.
C1
Causes
Partially Blocked Drain
Solution
This error will occur when dishwasher was unable to pump out water in less than 95 seconds. Check drain line for debris and blockage. If clear, check for a restricted drain valve in the pump.
C2
Causes
Drain Line Totally Blocked
Solution
This error will occur when dishwasher is unable to pump out water within the maximum time of 405 seconds. Check drain line and drain valve in pump for debris and blockage. Note: If a new garbage disposal has been installed, remove knock out plug for dishwasher drain.
C3
Causes
Will Not Drain
Solution
This occurs when dishwasher is not able to switch to the drain mode. 
C4
Causes
Water Over-Fill Fault
Solution
This error usually indicates bad water inlet valve. Check for high water pressure to unit.
C5
Causes
Low Water Fill
Solution
This error usually indicates bad water inlet valve. Check for low water pressure to unit.
C6
Causes
Water Temperature Too Low (After 20 Minute Extension)
Solution
Check heating element and thermostat for continuity.
C7
Causes
Temperature Sensor Bad
Solution
Replace temperature sensor (remove door to access panel, sensor should be located inside the door).
C8
Causes
Detergent Cup Blocked
Solution
Check for debris around detergent cup. Keep objects clear of cup when loading dishwasher.
Microwave Error codes Causes and Solution
F1
Causes
Oven Cavity Thermistor Open
Solution
Check oven thermistor for continuity and replace if zero or infinite ohms.
F2
Causes
Oven Cavity Thermistor Closed
Solution
Check oven thermistor for continuity and replace if zero or infinite ohms.
F3
Causes
Touch Pad Shorted
Solution
Replace touch pad (key panel).
F4 / F5
Causes
Humidity Sensor Open of Shorted
Solution
Replace humidity sensor.
F6
Causes
Shorted Temperature Probe
Solution
Replace temperature probe.
Cooking Range -Stove Error codes Causes and Solution
F0
Causes
Function Key Stuck
Solution
Replace touch pad or touch pad and control board if one assembly. Refer to F1 Test for more information.
F1
Causes
Function Key Stuck
Solution
Replace touch pad or touch pad and control board if one assembly. Refer to F1 Test for more information.
F2 (During Bake)
Causes
Oven Control Senses Oven Temperature above 615F-630F
Solution
If temperature has exceeded 615F-630F, check for welded contacts on bake and broil relays. If present, replace control board. If temperature has NOT exceeded 615F-630F, check sensor, sensor harness, and the sensor harness connection at sensor and oven control. If found defective, replace sensor. Also check for any causes of high resistance in the oven temperature sensor circuit.
F2 (During Clean)
Causes
Oven Control Senses Oven Temperature Above 915F-930F
Solution
If temperature has exceeded 915F-930F, check for welded contacts on the bake and broil relays. If present, replace control board. If temperature has NOT exceeded 915F-930F, check sensor, sensor harness, and the sensor harness connection at sensor and oven control. If found defective, replace sensor. Also check for any causes of high resistance in the oven temperature sensor circuit.
F3 / F4
Causes
Open or Shorted Oven Temperature Sensor (RTD)
Solution
Check sensor harness and connection between oven sensor and oven control. If wiring is ok, replace control board.
F5
Causes
Loss of Relay Drive Circuit
Solution
If error cannot be cancelled by selecting the 'cancel' function, the control board will need to be replaced.
F8
Causes
Shorted Meat Probe
Solution
This error indicates a problem with either the probe, receptacle, or probe circuit. Check the probe for pinched wires and make sure there is no condensation or contamination on receptacle.
F9
Causes
Door Lock Switch
Solution
Check door lock switches and wiring.
FC
Causes
Door Lock Circuit
Solution
Check wiring and test switches. Most common cause of this error is pinched wires between the control and the door lock switches on motorized lock circuits.
FD
Causes
Short Meat Probe
Solution
This error indicates a problem with either the probe, receptacle, or probe circuit. Check the probe for pinched wires and make sure there is no condensation or contamination on receptacle. If ok, replace probe.
FF
Causes
Loss of Door Motor Safety Switch
Solution
Replace control board.
FFF
Causes
EEPROM Checksum Error
Solution
Replace control board.
Washing Machine Error codes causes and solution
IE
Causes
Water Level Sensor Error
Solution
Press 'Power' button and check wiring harness, pressure sensor switch, and circuit board for defects. Replace faulty part.
7E
Causes
Water Supply Error
Solution
Press 'Power' button and check wiring harness, water valve, pressure sensor switch, and circuit board for defects. Replace faulty part.
E
Causes
Drain Pump Error
Solution
Press 'Power' button and check wiring harness, pump motor, and circuit board for defects. Replace faulty part.
dE
Causes
Lid Open Error
Solution
Close lid. If error persists, check wiring harness, lid switch, unbalance switch, and circuit board for defects. Replace faulty part.
UE
Causes
Unbalance Switch Error
Solution
Open lid and re-balance laundry manually. If error persists, check wiring harness, unbalance switch, and circuit board for defects. Replace faulty part.
OE
Causes
Water Overflow Error
Solution
Turn off water supply to washer and disconnect power and unplug unit. Check wiring harness, water inlet water valve, pressure sensor switch, and circuit board for defects. Replace if faulty.
 
 
 Newer style GE dishwashers have built in diagnostic systems. If your dishwasher detects a fault or error in the system, it will show an error or fault code. The error code will display where the usual numbers are on the display screen. When an error code is displayed, your dishwasher is telling you a specific fault. You can also search YouTube for GE dishwasher fix, or get advice from GE for troubleshooting your GE dishwasher when your GE dishwasher is showing an error code or not working properly. See below for the error codes your GE dishwasher may show and how to clear them.
 
 GE Dishwasher Error CodesGE Dishwasher Error Codes
GE Dishwasher Error Code PF
Error Condition = Power Fail
Repair or Check = Power fail to the dishwasher. Power to your home may have gone out. Restart the dishwasher and try a wash cycle.
GE Dishwasher Error Code C1
Error Condition = Draining Time Has Gone Past 2 Minutes
Repair or Check = Remove any clogs from the sinks drain. Remove power to the dishwasher. Remove clogs from the dishwasher’s draining hose. Be sure the draining hose is not damaged and if so replace it with new. Examine the drain pump for any blockage. Clear any blockage if found. If you find the drain pump to be damaged then replace it with new.
Replacement Parts = Drain Hose and/or Drain Pump
GE Dishwasher Error Code C2
Error Condition = Draining Time Has Gone Past 7 Minutes
Repair or Check = Remove any clogs from the sinks drain. Remove power to the dishwasher. Remove clogs from the dishwasher’s draining hose. Be sure the draining hose is not damaged and if so replace it with new. Examine the drain pump for any blockage. Clear any blockage if found. If you find the drain pump to be damaged then replace it with new. Press RESET to stop the beep.
Replacement Parts = Drain Hose and/or Drain Pump
 
 GE Dishwasher Error Code C3
Error Condition = Dishwasher Will Not Drain
Repair or Check = Remove any clogs from the sinks drain. Remove power to the dishwasher. Remove clogs from the dishwasher’s draining hose. Be sure the draining hose is not damaged and if so replace it with new. Examine the drain pump for any blockage. Clear any blockage if found. If you find the drain pump to be damaged then replace it with new.
Replacement Parts = Drain Hose and/or Drain Pump
GE Dishwasher Error Code C4
Error Condition = Dishwasher Has Over Filled
Repair or Check = Cancel the wash cycle. If the dishwasher will not drain after cancelling… Troubleshoot using the C3 error code above. If the dishwasher does drain after cancelling the wash cycle then check for somethign lodged underneath the overfill float. If nothing is lodged under the overfill float then remove power to the dishwasher and examine the overfill float switch for proper operation. If the overfill float switch is damaged then replace it with new.
Replacement Parts = Drain Pump and/or Drain Hose and/or Overfill Float Switch
GE Dishwasher Error Code C5
Error Condition = Dishwasher Is Not Filled With Enough Water (Drain Time Is Short)
Repair or Check = Be sure the water supply valve to the dishwasher is completely open. Be sure the overfill float switch is not stuck in the up position as this will prevent the dishwasher from filling with water. Remove the dishwasher from power and turn off the water supply valve. Remove the water fill line and check the water inlet valve. If the inlet screen is blocked or has clogs then replace the water inlet valve as only cleaning the screens is not enough and can cause flooding. Check the wiring harness on the water inlet valve to be sure there are no loose wires. If you find that the water inlet valve does not open when power is applied then replace it.
Replacement Parts = Overfill Float Switch and/or Water Inlet Valve
GE Dishwasher Error Code C6
Error Condition = The Water Temperature Is Too Low (Water Not Hot Enough)
Repair or Check = Turn the hot water on for the sink and run for 2 minutes. If the temperature of the water is under 120F then you may need to adjust the water heater thermostst. If the water supply to the dishwasher is over 120F then the temp sensor or electronic control board may be defective.
Replacement Parts = Water Temperature Sensor and/or Electronic Control Board
GE Dishwasher Error Code C7
Error Condition = Water Temp Sensor Faulty
Repair or Check = Remove power to the dishwasher for 5 minutes. Removing power is to try and reset the electronic control board. Plug the dishwasher back into power and see if the error code C7 reappears. If so, remove power to the dishwasher and check for any loose wire connections on the water temp sensor. If the wiring harness is secure then replace the water temp sensor. If the error comes back then replace the electronic control board.
Replacement Parts = Water Temperature Sensor and/or Electronic Control Board
GE Dishwasher Error Code C8
Error Condition = Detergent Dispenser Cover Blocked
Repair or Check = Remove what is blocking the dispenser cover. Shut the dispenser cover and restart a wash cycle on the dishwasher. After 20-30 seconds into the wash cycle check to see if the cover opened. If the detergent dispenser cover will not open as it should or the detergent dispenser itself is broken or has damage then remove and replace it.
Replacement Parts = Detergent Dispenser Assembly
CUP OPEN
The detergent cup has not been closed
Add detergent and latch the cup. When the problem occurs, the cycle will not start. You can override this by pressing the start pad again without opening the door.
LEAK DETECTED
Possible leak is detected
The cycle will be cancelled on models with leak detection.
 
 
NOTE: Disconnecting power to the dishwasher for 30 seconds may clear the fault, error or function code. Unplug your dishwasher for 30 seconds to 5 minutes to try and reset the control board. This may clear the error and reset the dishwasher.