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GE Range F350 Error Code

F350 is a cooling-fan-system condition that GE recommends having professionally diagnosed. The code identifies an area for investigation, not a confirmed failed fan motor.

Applies to GE range or wall oven

What the appliance detected

Detected condition

GE says this usually indicates an issue with the upper cooling-fan circuit or an obstruction in the cooling fan.

What may contribute

Possible causes

  • An obstruction in the cooling fan, as identified by GE.
  • An issue somewhere in the upper cooling-fan circuit, as identified by GE.

Start conservatively

Safe preliminary checks

Work in order and stop whenever a step is not supported by the documentation for your model.

  1. Record the code and exact model

    • Photograph or write down F350 before clearing the display or disconnecting power.
    • Confirm the model number and use the owner manual for that exact range or wall oven.

  2. Stop oven operation and observe externally

    • Cancel oven operation and let the appliance cool without reaching into vents or near heating components.
    • Do not insert anything into a vent or attempt to reach the cooling fan. Silencing the alarm with Cancel does not establish that the condition has been repaired.

  3. Follow GE breaker guidance once

    • If there is no immediate hazard, GE says turning off the circuit breaker or fuse that powers the appliance for one or two minutes may sometimes clear a fault code.
    • A cleared display is not proof of repair. Some controls will not reset, and GE recommends leaving the appliance off at the breaker until it is serviced.

  4. Keep any temporary surface-unit use within GE limits

    • For a range only, GE says the breaker may be restored long enough to use surface units temporarily if they operate normally and no hazard is present.
    • Do not use the oven, and turn the range off at the breaker again when finished. Stop immediately for smoke, sparking, a burning smell, abnormal heat, visible wiring damage, or a breaker trip.

Actions not recommended

  • Do not remove panels, inspect the fan, test energized parts, perform continuity tests, or replace the fan or control based on the code alone.
  • Do not insert tools or fingers into vents or attempt to clear an internal obstruction.
  • Do not keep resetting the breaker when F350 returns.

When to stop and request service

  • GE recommends a trained service technician diagnose and correct an electronic-control fault code.
  • Request service if F350 remains or returns after the one documented breaker interruption.
  • Leave the appliance off and request urgent professional help for smoke, sparking, a burning smell, uncontrolled heating, visible wiring damage, repeated breaker trips, or abnormal heat.

Documented source

Official information reviewed

Our summary is based on manufacturer support material and stays within the limits of that material.

Source reviewed by Appliance Help HQ: August 12, 2026.

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