GE Appliances Customer FAQ

If the burner igniter on your GE appliance won't turn off, it could be due to a few reasons such as a faulty igniter switch, a short in the wiring, or a malfunctioning control module. Unplug the appliance and inspect for any obvious issues or consider scheduling a service appointment with a qualified technician to diagnose and fix the problem safely.

Hmmm... it's crucial to use components that are compatible with each other for safety and efficient operation. However, without knowing the exact specifications of your non-ring meter and the GE TSM420CSCUP ring meter cover, we can't confirm whether they're compatible or not. We recommend contacting a licensed electrician or your local electrical inspector for professional advice regarding this matter. Compatibility of electrical components is a matter of some seriousness and your safety should always come first.

If your GE Appliance's water/ice dispenser is leaking, it might be due to several reasons. It could be a problem with your water valve, the tubing might be blocked or damaged, or the water pressure to your appliance is too low. You might also want to make sure the ice maker isn't overfilling by checking the water inlet valve and the ice maker assembly. If it's a slow leak, it could be melting ice from the chute. Cleaning the ice chute or the dispenser area can help. Please remember that these are potential issues, and you might need a licensed repair person to accurately diagnose and fix the problem.

The "F1" error code on a GE profile oven generally indicates a problem with the oven's control board. The beeping and display are a warning that the control board may be malfunctioning. The recommended action is to first press the CLEAR/OFF pad. If the error recurs, you'll need to disconnect power to the oven. If the problem persists after power is reconnected, it's likely that the control board needs to be repaired or replaced. Keep in mind that any such repair should be done by a qualified technician.

The steps you're reading are not contradictory but sequential for a top-loading washer. You first add detergent to the bottom of the empty basket (Step 2C). After this, you add clothes into the basket. Once your clothes are loaded, pour a little bit more detergent on top (Step 2, top of page 8). Loading this way ensures that the detergent is evenly distributed thoughout the load for a comprehensive clean.