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GE Range & Oven Repair

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Same-day slots most days, 7 AM–9 PM. 19 factory-trained technicians, 4.79★ across 1,300 customer reviews — the $59 service call is waived when you proceed with the repair. $59 covers the visit and diagnosis and is credited to the repair if you go ahead. If you don't, it's the only charge.

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GE range, stove and oven repair across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach. GE, GE Profile, Café and Monogram: electric and gas freestanding and slide-in, induction, wall ovens. Oven not heating, F2, F7, F96 codes, bake elements, igniters, glass tops, control boards. $59 service call, free with the repair · 4.79★ · same-day slots most days.

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GE builds more of the ranges in South Florida rentals and older houses than any brand, and it builds them at four levels: the plain GE freestanding, the Profile slide-in, the Café with the copper knobs, and the Monogram pro-style. They share more inside than the badges suggest. A GE oven that stops heating is a bake element or an igniter; a GE oven that throws F2 is the sensor or the door lock; and the Café and Profile touch controls have the same humidity habit as everyone else’s. Since Haier bought the brand in 2016 the parts pipeline has been steady and the prices moderate, and a GE range is usually worth repairing well past the age where we would say otherwise.

GE range and oven models we repair

  • Electric freestanding JB645, JB655, JB735, JB750, JB860 and slide-in JS645, JS760, JS960
  • Gas freestanding JGB635, JGB660, JGB735, JGBS66 and slide-in JGS760, JGSS66
  • GE Profile PB935, PB960, PGB935, PGS930, PHS930 induction
  • Café CES700, CES750, CGS700, CGS750, CHS900 induction and the Café pro ranges
  • Monogram ZGP and ZDP 30, 36 and 48-inch pro ranges
  • Wall ovens JT3000, JTS5000, JK3000, PTS7000, CTS70, and Advantium combination units

GE range problems, by code and symptom

Oven will not heat, or heats slowly
Electric: the bake element has opened, and GE elements show a visible blister or break more often than most. Gas: the glow-bar igniter has weakened below the current the safety valve needs, so it glows and nothing lights. We meter the element or clamp the igniter draw before anything else, because it is the answer four times in five.
F2 or F3: oven overheating or sensor fault
F2 is the control seeing a temperature above its limit, which is a sensor that has drifted or a relay stuck closed. F3 is the sensor open. The sensor is a $40 part; a stuck relay is the board. We measure the sensor first.
F7 or F0: stuck key
A key held down on the membrane or touch panel, often moisture after a boil-over or a wipe-down. It sometimes clears on its own; when it does not, the keypad or touch assembly is the part. On older JB and JGB freestanding ranges the membrane is bonded to the control and comes as one piece.
F96, F97: door lock fault after self-clean
The lock motor or its switch failed during the clean cycle, sometimes with the thermal fuse. We replace the lock, test the fuse, and say the same thing we say about every brand: self-clean on a range past six years is a gamble.
Gas burner clicks and will not light
A spark electrode fouled with boil-over residue or cracked, or moisture in a spark switch on a humid morning. We clean or replace the electrode and isolate a leaking switch. The Café and Monogram dual-ring burners have two electrodes and lose one at a time.
Radiant element stuck on high, or glass top cracked
An element stuck on is the infinite switch or a shorted element; a flickering one is the switch. A cracked glass top is a replacement top, and on slide-ins the elements come mounted to it.
Induction zone dead or E-code on Profile and Café
Each pair of zones runs through its own power board. One side dead is one board; the whole top dead is the filter board or the main supply. We test them individually because they are priced individually.
Convection fan noisy or dead, bakes unevenly
The convection motor announces bearing wear as a drone before it seizes. Caught early it is the motor; run to failure it can take the fan and a fuse. An oven that bakes unevenly with no fan noise at all has lost the motor already.
Door will not close flush, heat escaping at the top
Hinge wear or a flattened gasket, and GE hinges on the heavier Café doors sag earlier. Both stretch preheats and mimic a thermostat fault. Hinge kit and gasket, verified with a probe.

GE range and oven repair pricing

Job Typical range*
Service call (applied to the repair) $59
Oven temperature sensor (F2, F3) $140 to $250
Bake or broil element $170 to $320
Oven glow-bar igniter, gas $190 to $330
Surface burner electrode or spark switch $160 to $310
Spark module $210 to $370
Radiant element or infinite switch $170 to $320
Door lock motor (F96) $190 to $330
Convection fan motor $240 to $420
Door hinge kit and gasket $220 to $400
Keypad, touch or display assembly (F7) $260 to $520
Main control board $300 to $580
Induction power board, one side $380 to $680
Glass cooktop assembly $400 to $780

*Parts and labor, residential. Written quote after the diagnosis; the $59 service call is free with any repair you approve. 90-day labor warranty. Monogram pro ranges are quoted individually after the diagnosis.

Repair or replace

A GE range is worth repairing at nearly any age under fifteen years, because the parts that fail are inexpensive and the cabinet, the door and the cooktop outlast them. The line is a control board plus a keypad failing together on a freestanding range past ten years, where the pair reaches half the price of a new JB645, or a cracked glass top on the same. Profile, Café and Monogram tip toward repair every time; replacement means a cabinet fit and a much larger check.

Frequently asked questions

Do you repair GE ranges, stoves and ovens in Miami and Broward?
Yes, across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach, seven days a week: GE, Profile, Café and Monogram, electric, gas, induction and wall ovens. Same-day slots most days when you call before noon at (754) 345-4515.
My GE oven will not heat but the burners work. What is it?
Electric: the bake element, $170 to $320. Gas: the glow-bar igniter, $190 to $330. It glows but draws too little current to open the gas valve, which is why it looks fine. We meter it in two minutes.
What does F2 mean on a GE oven?
The control thinks the oven is over its temperature limit. Usually the oven sensor has drifted, $140 to $250 to replace; occasionally a relay on the board stuck closed. We measure the sensor first.
My GE range shows F7 and beeps. Is it broken?
F7 is a stuck key on the keypad, often moisture after cleaning. It sometimes clears on its own; if not, the keypad or touch assembly runs $260 to $520. On older freestanding models the membrane and control come as one piece.
How much does GE oven repair cost?
Sensors, elements, igniters and switches run $140 to $330 with parts and labor. Keypads $260 to $520, boards $300 to $580, induction power boards $380 to $680 per side, a glass top $400 to $780. The $59 service call is free when you approve the repair.
Do you service Café and Monogram ranges?
Yes. Café shares platforms with Profile and uses the same parts plus its own trim; Monogram pro ranges are their own platform and are quoted individually after the diagnosis. Both are worth repairing at nearly any age.

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