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GE, or General Electric, is a global leader in the appliance industry with over 100 years of experience. Known for producing reliable and efficient appliances, GE manufactures everything from washing machines and air conditioners to dishwashers and refrigerators.
Their products range from basic models designed to fit any budget to innovative high-end designs packed with the latest technology.
Their award-winning Portfolio Suite brings together kitchen appliances that are synchronized to provide a unique cooking experience, combining convenience with style and performance.
When you need your GE appliance up and running quickly in Florida, our talented technicians are on hand to provide fast, reliable repair services!
With a strong reputation for dependable appliances, GE or General Electric has become a go-to brand in households across the world. But while choosing quality comes with its perks, it also means that one should be aware of potential repair costs if anything goes wrong down the line.
Express Repair is your perfect partner when it comes to reliable and affordable GE appliance repair in Miami! Our dedicated technicians are always available 365 days a year for any of your appliance needs.
With same-day service, we provide repairs from 7 am to 10 pm – making us the go-to choice for all things related to exceptional home care appliances repair.
GE appliances in need of repair? Just call Express Appliance Repair at (866) 545-7755 for same or next day help. No matter the brand, you can depend on us to get your appliance back up and running!
Get the fridge of your dreams, no matter what size family you have or how much money is in your pocket! From cozy and compact to grandiose designs with all the bells and whistles – trust that GE has something for everyone.
Our commitment to excellent service is our top-most priority, and when it comes GE fridge repairs that means one visit from our experts with all the necessary tools for a swift repair. So relax – we’ve got you covered!
Have your GE fridge repairs taken care of quickly and thoroughly! Reach out to us today from anywhere in Florida for the best service around.
Warm up your kitchen with a stylish GE stove! From the precision controls to their elegant appearance, these stoves will make cooking an absolute joy. Let these appliances bring style and convenience into any home today.
Let us take the stress out of your GE stove repair. Our experienced technicians are here to provide you with trusted, efficient service so that your beloved appliance is back up and running in no time! With excellent quality workmanship and a hassle-free experience guaranteed, reach out today for repairs done right.
After a tiring day, why not let your GE dishwasher give you the freedom to relax? Let it work its magic and turn those once lengthy sink-side chores into moments of relaxation. Enjoy!
Don’t let GE dishwasher problemss ruin your day! Express Appliance Repair are the pros when it comes to GE dishwasher repairs. With our 100% satisfaction guarantee and fast turnaround times, you can have peace of mind knowing that your appliance woes will be fixed as soon as possible.
You depend on your GE washer every day, and when it’s ready to work you know how essential it is! If something isn’t quite right with the appliance don’t fret – our team of professionals are available for diagnostics or repairs. Get back in action as soon as possible so laundry day stays stress-free.
Stop letting let laundry be a hassle! Friendly technicians will do your GE washer repairs and get you back to the carefree life. With our repair service, fast fixes means no more hand washing or laundromat treks.
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With a GE oven, you’ll be cooking with confidence in no time! Forget about the hassle of diagnosing and repairing a GE oven – let an expert take care of it for you. Get ready to attain mouth-watering results from your favorite recipes; perfect baked goods and delicious meals await.
Don’t let minor GE oven malfunctions become major problems. Our technicians are certified to quickly repair and restore GE ovens with the proper parts and tools, ensuring your kitchen keeps working without a hitch!
| Failure Code # | Description of Fault Code | Solution for Fault Code |
| F0 | Stuck touch pad | Typically indicates that a replacement touch pad or oven control (also known as a clock or ERC) is required. Replace the touch pad, oven control (also known as the clock or ERC), or both if this fault code cannot be cleared. |
| F1 | Stuck touch pad | Typically indicates that a replacement touch pad or oven control (also known as a clock or ERC) is required. Replace the touch pad, oven control (also known as the clock or ERC), or both if this fault code cannot be cleared. |
| F2 During BAKE |
Control senses oven temperature above 615F-630F | If a over temperature problem occurs: Check the bake or broil relays for welded relay connections. If this occurs, change the oven control (also called clock or ERC).
If no over temperature condition occurred: Look for a high resistance connection or any other cause of high resistance in the oven temperature sensor circuit. Check sensor, sensor harness and sensor harness connection at sensor and oven control. Replace sensor if found defective. Remember: Oven control (ERC) measures resistance of sensor circuit , not actual oven temperature. |
| F2 During CLEAN |
Control senses oven temperature above 915F-930F | If a over temperature problem occurs: Check the bake or broil relays for welded relay connections. If this occurs, change the oven control (also called clock or ERC).
If no over temperature condition occurred: Look for a high resistance connection or any other cause of high resistance in the oven temperature sensor circuit. Check sensor, sensor harness and sensor harness connection at sensor and oven control. Replace sensor if found defective. Check door lock switches. Remember: Oven control (ERC) measures resistance of sensor circuit , not actual oven temperature. |
| F3 or F4 | Open or shorted oven temperature sensor (RTD) | Verify the connection between the oven sensor and oven control’s harness and sensor. If the wiring is okay, replace the oven temperature sensor (RTD). |
| F5 | Loss of relay drive circuit | The oven control should be changed if this error code cannot be cleared (also called clock or ERC). |
| F8 | Shorted meat probe | The probe, the receptacle, or the probe circuit could all be at issue. Test probe Inspect the wire for nicks. Check the probe receptacle for dampness or contamination. |
| F9 | Lock switch | Verify the door lock switch’s wiring (the wire harness may be connected wrong). Check for a stuck lock switch. |
| FC | Problem with door lock circuit such as pinched wires between control and door lock switches on motorized lock circuits | Verify the wiring and test the switch operation. |
| FD | Shorted meat probe | A probe circuit, receptacle, or other component may be at fault. Probe check. Observe any wire that has been pinched. Examine the probe receptacle for contamination or condensation. If everything appears in order, replace the probe. |
| FF | Loss of door motor safety switch | Change the oven’s control (also called clock or ERC). |
| FFF | Control error, failed EEPROM | Switch out the oven control board (also called clock or ERC).
The oven’s numerous features and operations are controlled by a sequence of software commands that are operated by the main control. There is a numerical value assigned to each function or process. The check sum operation is the process of adding up the numerical values. The system performs a check sum and compares the value to the value entered into the software each time the system is powered on and following each clean cycle (stored in memory). When the values differ, an EEPROM check sum error or FFF code happens. Replace the oven control board if this occurs (also called clock or ERC). |
| Failure Code # | Description of Fault Code | Solution for Fault Code |
| F2 | Communication failure between the user interface control and the electronic control board | Check the wiring for the user interface control and the electronic control board after turning off the dishwasher’s electricity. If the wire harness is harmed, replace it. The user interface control should be changed if the wiring connections are okay. You should replace the electronic control board if the issue persists. |
| F3 | Inverter control board configuration error | Disconnect the dishwasher’s power and examine the inverter control board’s wiring. Reconnect any exposed cables. If the wire harness is damaged, replace it. Replace the inverter control board if the wiring is ok. |
| F5 | Inverter control board communication failure | Check the wire harness connections on the inverter control board and the electronic control board after turning off the dishwasher’s power. Reconnect any exposed cables. If the wire harness is harmed, replace it. Replace the inverter control board if the wiring is good. You should replace the electronic control board if the issue persists. |
| F16 | High water temperature | Dishwasher power should be turned off before checking the wiring connections on the flood switch’s temperature sensor. Verify the temperature sensor’s resistance. At normal temperature, it ought to register around 11,000 ohms. In the event that the temperature sensor is broken, swap out the flood switch. |
| F33 | Door switch failure | Check the wiring of the door switch after turning off the dishwasher’s power. If the wire harness is harmed, replace it. The door switch should be changed if the wiring is sound. |
| F34 | Water leak detected | Dishwasher power should be turned off while you inspect the hoses and pumps for leaks. Fix any hose connections that are loose. Any leaking parts should be replaced. |
| F35 | Diverter feedback error | Check the wiring for the diverter after turning off the dishwasher’s power. Reconnect any exposed cables. If the wire harness is harmed, replace it. Replace the diverter if the wiring is in good shape. |
| F48, F49 or F52 | Turbidity sensor failure | Dishwasher power should be turned off while the turbidity sensor wiring is examined. The turbidity sensor should be changed if the wiring is okay. |
| F50 or F51 | Temperature sensor failure | Dishwasher power should be turned off before checking the wiring connections on the flood switch’s temperature sensor. Verify the temperature sensor’s resistance. At normal temperature, it ought to register around 11,000 ohms. In the event that the temperature sensor is broken, swap out the flood switch. |
| F64 | Invertor error | Check the wire harness connections on the inverter control board and the electronic control board after turning off the dishwasher’s power. Reconnect any exposed cables. If the wire harness is harmed, replace it. Replace the inverter control board if the wiring is good. |
| F65 | No water detected by the inverter control board | Make sure that your water supply cut-off valve is open if the dishwasher didn’t fill. If the water inlet valve is broken, replace it. If the dishwasher does fill, turn off the power and inspect the cabling on the inverter control board. Reconnect any exposed cables. If the wire harness is harmed, replace it. Replace the inverter control board if the wiring is ok. |
| F80 or F96 | No water detected by the turbidity sensor | Make sure that your water supply cut-off valve is open if the dishwasher didn’t fill. If the water inlet valve is broken, replace it. If the dishwasher does fill, turn off the power and inspect the cabling for the turbidity sensor. Reconnect any exposed cables. If the wire harness is harmed, replace it. The turbidity sensor should be changed if the wiring is good. |
| F97 | Heater failure | Check the wiring for the heating element after turning off the dishwasher’s power. Reconnect any exposed cables. If the wire harness is harmed, replace it. Verify the heating element’s resistance. It should have an ohmic value of between 11 and 24. If the heating element is broken, replace it. |
| F98 | Not draining | Turn off the water first, then the power to the dishwasher. Check for obstructions along the drain path. Check the wiring on the drain pump if the drain path is clear. Reconnect any exposed cables. If the wire harness is harmed, replace it. There is an inbuilt thermal cut-off fuse in the drain pump wire harness. In the event that the thermal cut-off fuse blows, replace the wire harness. The drain pump should be changed if the wiring is sound. |
| F99 | Minimum wash temperature not met | Check the wiring for the heating element after turning off the dishwasher’s power. Reconnect any exposed cables. If the wire harness is harmed, replace it. Verify the heating element’s resistance. It should have an ohmic value of between 11 and 24. If the heating element is broken, replace it. If the heating element is functional, look at the temperature sensor on the flood switch. Dishwasher power should be turned off while you examine the temperature sensor’s electrical connections. Verify the temperature sensor’s resistance. At normal temperature, it ought to register around 11,000 ohms. In the event that the temperature sensor is broken, swap out the flood switch. |
| F112 | Stuck key pad button | To determine which button is stuck, press and release each one. In the event that you are unable to free the stuck button, turn off the dishwasher’s power and swap out the user interface control. |
| F128 | Low rinse agent level | Fill the rinse agent dispenser. |
| F144 | Inverter control board failure | Dishwasher electricity should be turned off before changing the invertor control board. |
| F145 | Inverter control board not getting AC power | Dishwasher power should be turned off while the inverter control board wiring is being examined. Reconnect any exposed cables. If the wire harness is harmed, replace it. An internal thermal cut-off fuse is part of the power wire harness for the inverter control board. Check the wire harness’s continuity. Replace the wire harness if the thermal cut-off fuse blows. Replace the inverter control board if the inverter is receiving AC power. |
| F146 | Circulation pump failure | Check the circulation pump wiring after turning off the dishwasher’s electricity. Reconnect any exposed cables. If the wire harness is harmed, replace it. An internal thermal cut-off fuse is part of the wiring harness for the circulation pump. In the event that the thermal cut-off fuse blows, replace the wire harness. Replace the circulation pump if the wiring is okay. |
| F147 | Drain pump failure | Turn off the dishwasher’s electricity and inspect the wiring for the circulation pump. Any exposed wires must be reconnected. If damaged, replace the wire harness. An internal thermal cut-off fuse is present in the circulation pump wire harness. If the thermal cut-off fuse blows, change the wire harness. The circulation pump should be changed if the wiring is okay. |
| F148 | Wire harness thermal cut-off fuse is blown | Thermal cut-off fuses are included in the wire harnesses for the circulation and drain pumps. Dishwasher power should be turned off so that you may examine the wire harnesses for the circulation and drain pumps for continuity. If the thermal cut-off fuse is faulty, swap out the wiring harness and related pump. |
| F149 | Inverter control board wire harness failure | A thermal cut-off fuse is part of the power wire harness for the inverter control board. Dishwasher power should be turned off before checking the power wire harness for continuity. Replace the invertor control board if the wire harness and connections to the wire harness are sound. |
We are dedicated to providing the highest standards of customer service at Express Repair Florida and have built a team ready to deliver. Our technicians are available 7 days a week, 365 days a year - so you can count on quick appliance repairs from us, day or night.
While providing quality repairs and speedy service, we are also proud to offer Florida residents affordable solutions to their appliance concerns. Our main objective is to provide competitive pricing for all appliance repair, maintenance, and installation needs throughout the Florida region.
