How to Troubleshoot a GE Range Oven That Will Not Turn Off

How to Troubleshoot a GE Range Oven That Will Not Turn Off
Published: Sep 11, 2010
Updated: Nov 20, 2021
1 minute read

Troubleshooting a GE range if issues occur is relatively simple, including determining what to do if the oven will not turn off.

Things You Will Need

  • Access to circuit breaker
  • Access to power supply
  1. Turn the oven dial up to a higher heat setting, then turn it back to “Off”. Make sure all other oven features are turned off.

  2. Shut off the circuit breaker to which the range is attached. Wait 30 seconds and turn it back on. This should cause the oven to reset and turn off.

  3. Turn the heat down as low as possible and wait for the oven to automatically shut off if turning off the circuit breaker does not work. GE ranges have a 12-hour automatic oven shut-off feature that causes the oven to turn off after 12 hours of use.

  4. Unplug the range and contact an authorized GE technician if the previous steps do not resolve the issue.

The Drip Cap

  • The General Electric Company, or GE, makes gas and electric stoves and ovens for both commercial and home use.
  • Troubleshooting a GE range if issues occur is relatively simple, including determining what to do if the oven will not turn off.
  • Turn the heat down as low as possible and wait for the oven to automatically shut off if turning off the circuit breaker does not work.

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kitchen oven image by PaulPaladin from Fotolia.com

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Meredith Jameson

Meredith Jameson writes early childhood parenting and family health articles for various online publications. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in history from San Francisco State University.

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