Brand guide
GE Appliances error codes
Match the equipment family and displayed code before following any check.
Official GE Appliances material describes 999 as Possible leak detected on models with the 'Floor Protect with Alert' feature (the dishwasher will not start; contact service). On all others, the unit's control needs to be reset; the display may flash and the dishwasher won't start or run. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed…
Official GE Appliances material describes C1 as The pump out during drain has exceeded 2 minutes. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes C2 as The total pump out cycle exceeds 7 minutes. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes C3 as The dishwasher will not drain. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes C4 as Machine filled twice after a power failure; float switch stuck or failed; clogged drain or sump. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes C5 as The pump out time is too short. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes C6 as Water temperature is too low. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes C7 as The dishwasher's water temperature sensor circuit has become inoperative. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes C8 as The display indicates that the detergent cup is blocked from opening fully. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes FTD as Failure to drain: the dishwasher did not drain. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes H2O as This indicates a low water situation; the dishwasher is not getting enough water (or none at all) during the timed water-fill phase. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes PrS as The pressure sensor is sending an invalid signal to the control; the cycle cannot start or will cancel. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes 1 as On some 2019 and newer dryers, the dryer may need its 'personality' settings selected; when this happens the dryer may not turn on or tumble and a 1 or 2 appears in the display. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes 18 as Indication of an issue with the electronic control in the microwave. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes 888 as Possible to see this display upon initial installation or after power was restored due to a power failure. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F1 as Open thermal sensor, due to excessive heat in the microwave cavity. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F10 as Shorted touch screen. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F2 as Shorted thermal sensor. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F3 as Shorted touch pad panel. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F4 as Open humidity sensor. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F5 as Shorted humidity sensor. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F6 as Shorted temperature probe. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes ERR as There has been an invalid entry when setting the oven controls. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F0 as Usually a problem with the keypanel; many times the keypanel needs to be replaced. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F1 as Usually a problem with the keypanel; many times the keypanel needs to be replaced. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F2 as For an unknown reason, the oven temperature has exceeded a preset threshold. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F3 as Usually means the oven sensor needs to be replaced. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F350 as Usually an issue with the upper cooling fan circuit or an obstruction in the cooling fan. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F4 as Usually means the oven sensor needs to be replaced. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F5 as Usually means the electronic control needs to be replaced. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F6 as Usually a problem with the keypanel; many times the keypanel needs to be replaced. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F7 as Usually a problem with the keypanel; many times the keypanel needs to be replaced. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F8 as Usually means the electronic control needs to be replaced. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F9 as Usually means a component has failed somewhere in the door lock circuit. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F96 as Usually means an internal component needs to be replaced. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes FC as Usually means a component has failed somewhere in the door lock circuit. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes FD as Usually means that either the probe or the receptacle may need to be replaced. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes FF as Usually means the electronic control needs to be replaced. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes LOC as Child Lockout is a feature on many wall ovens, free-standing ranges and slide-in ranges that prevents the oven from being turned on accidentally. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes OFF as If you try to set the oven for self-clean and OFF appears, the oven is too hot for the self-clean cycle to start. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes CC as Check the temperature controls because the temperature for the refrigerator is incorrect. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes CI as Check the icemaker for proper operation. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes DE as Demo mode: normal light and controls functionality while the cooling system is disabled. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes FF as Check frozen food for thawing because the temperature is rising too high. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes PF as The power to the refrigerator has been interrupted. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes tC as This is not an error code; it is the Turbo Cool (tC) setting indicator shown when the TurboCool feature is activated. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes tF as This is not an error code; it is the Turbo Freeze (tF) setting indicator shown when the TurboFreeze feature is activated. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes 18 as The pump filter needs to be cleaned; you may also see very wet loads at the end of a wash cycle or longer dry times than before. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes 353 as Most often means the lint filter is clogged with fabric softener residue. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes Cycle Canceled Draining as The Combo was paused for longer than 24 hours, or the machine stopped itself before the cycle was complete; the message that draining was canceled may show. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes DOOR OPEN as A cycle was started when the door is not fully closed. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes Spin Light Blinking as The Combo detects an out-of-balance condition; the Spin light blinks during the remaining portion of the cycle and stays illuminated briefly after completion. The Combo takes action to correct the imbalance; in some cases it cannot reach full spin speed. This guide records the cited…
Official GE Appliances material describes dE as The lid has been opened, causing the washer to pause. The codes flash for approximately 30 seconds before the appliance shuts off and the wash cycle needs to be restarted. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes FE as Indicates water has reached a critical level. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes H2O SUPPLY as Cannot sense water level (water valves possibly turned off). This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes Lid as Lid will be shown if 3 cycles have been started without opening the lid; the washer will not start another cycle until the lid is opened. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes UE as Indicates the laundry load is unbalanced. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.