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GE Range Error Code F8

The F8 error code indicates a temperature sensor malfunction or communication failure in your GE range's oven. This error prevents normal oven operation as a safety measure to protect against temperature regulation issues.

Step 01

Signs

• Oven will not heat or maintain temperature • Error code F8 appears on the digital display • Oven beeps repeatedly or continuously • Unable to start baking or self-cleaning cycles • Cooktop may function normally while oven is disabled • Display may flash or show intermittent error messages
Step 02

Possible Causes

• Faulty oven temperature sensor (RTD or thermistor) • Loose or disconnected temperature sensor wiring • Control board communication failure • Damaged sensor connector or corroded contacts • Oven cavity debris interfering with sensor function • Power supply irregularities due to 240V line issues • Failed electronic control board unable to read sensor signals • Manufacturing defect in sensor assembly specific to USA models
Step 03

Safety Checks You Can Do

• Check that your range is receiving proper 240V power and the dedicated circuit breaker is in the ON position • Turn off the circuit breaker to your range for 60 seconds, then turn it back on to reset the appliance • Allow the range to cool completely for at least 30 minutes before attempting to use it again • Inspect the oven interior for any obstructions, food debris, or items blocking the sensor location • Verify the oven door closes completely and latches properly • Check that no pots, pans, or racks are touching the oven walls or sensor area • Review your control panel settings to ensure the oven mode and temperature are correctly selected • Inspect the cooktop surface for spills or debris that may have entered vent areas • Attempt to run the oven on a different temperature setting to isolate the issue • If error persists after these checks, the range requires professional service for sensor replacement or control board repair
Always disconnect power before performing any checks. If unsure, contact a certified technician.

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