GE Microwave F6 Error: Troubleshooting "Temp Cook" Mode Issues

Solve GE Microwave F6 error in "Temp Cook" mode. Our guide helps you diagnose and fix the issue. Get your microwave working again!

Frequently Asked Questions

Where exactly is the temperature sensor located in my GE microwave?

The temperature sensor is usually located inside the microwave cavity, often at the top, either screwed in or clipped in place. Consult your model's parts diagram for the exact location.

What is the typical resistance reading I should expect from a good temperature sensor at room temperature?

At room temperature (around 77 degrees Fahrenheit), a good oven temperature sensor for a GE microwave typically reads around 50k ohms. However, always refer to the specific service manual for your model for the correct value.

If the resistance reading is slightly off, say 45k ohms instead of 50k ohms, is it still likely to cause the F6 error?

While a slight deviation might not always cause an error, it's best to replace the sensor. A resistance value significantly outside the specified range can indicate a failing sensor, and it will likely cause problems down the line, especially during temperature-sensitive cooking modes like Temp Cook.

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