GE Appliances Oven Error Code F4
Oven temperature sensor short circuit
The oven temperature sensor is reading near-zero resistance, indicating a short circuit.
What Does Error Code F4 Mean on a GE Appliances Oven?
Oven temperature sensor short circuit.
The oven temperature sensor is reading near-zero resistance, indicating a short circuit.
What Causes Error Code F4?
Here are the most common causes in order of frequency. Start with the most likely cause before moving to the next:
- 1 Sensor shorted internally 65% of cases
- 2 Wiring pinched causing short 25% of cases
- 3 ERC board sensor input shorted 10% of cases
How to Fix GE Appliances Oven Error Code F4
- 1
Test the sensor
At room temp, sensor should read ~1,080 ohms. Near 0 = shorted.
🔩 Multimeter - 2
Inspect sensor wiring
Check for any kinks or pinch points.
- 3
Replace the sensor
Shorted sensors cannot be repaired.
🔩 GE oven temperature sensor ($20–$55)
How to Reset Error Code F4
After replacing sensor, restore power and test.
Note: If the error returns after resetting, the underlying issue has not been resolved. Work through the fix steps above.
When to Call a Professional
If new sensor and F4 persists, ERC board sensor input is shorted.
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