Good day all!
This has us baffled. We did the F1 diagnostic to determine whether or not our GE has a bad touchpad or a bad ERC. The oven did not flash/beep F1 so we concluded that the problem was a bad touchpad. Just had the touchpad replaced yesterday and the oven is still beeping F1 error and clicks after the oven has been used.
I’m wondering if it’s a bad sensor. Just a thought, but I thought sensor because it beeps/clicks as the oven is trying to cool down, not while in use.
Any thoughts?
Thanks Gene for your quick and helpful reply. I remember checking the ohms and they appeared to be ok a month or so ago when we were diagnosing the problem. Would the wires/plug still be at fault if the ohms read correctly?
I noticed last night, as my husband and I used only the cooktop, the range still made clicking noises.
As for the model number, that is the number. It’s a GE made in Canada, so that probably is the world of difference. The range is an electronic True-Temp Convection Self-Clean with Smart Set Controls. Approx 5-10 yrs old. I’m sorry I cannot offer more info.
If it were the wires/plug, what should I be checking for? How do I replace?