Hey all — I’m mostly posting out of curiosity at this point since because I think I will replace the range but I like fixing things and wanted to understand what actually failed here.
Appliance:
GE Profile 30" Induction Range (approx. 13–14 months old)
Model: PHS93XYP7FS
Main Issue:
- Front Left Burner stopped working
- Active fault code: F374
- Several other inactive fault codes also stored, (but if they're inactive do i have to worry about them?)
What’s been replaced so far:
- Relay board (fixed it temporarily for ~24 hours)
- Generator board
- Control panel / UI
Behavior:
- After relay board replacement, unit worked briefly (~24 hours) then failed again - I used it for cooking a soup for +1 hr and then it wasn't working again the next morning
- After generator board + control panel replacement, burner still non-functional
- Same F374 code persists
Other Notes:
- Techs mostly swapped parts rather than doing deep diagnostics
- I don't think a root cause was ever actually identified
My Questions:
- What does F374 typically indicate on GE induction ranges? - I can't find any documentation of the fault codes available
- Given the parts already replaced, what would you suspect as the actual root cause?
- Could this be something like:
- wiring harness issue?
- sensor/communication failure between boards?
- power supply instability?
- Is there a known failure pattern on these (control board cascade, etc.)?
Appreciate any insight from folks who’ve worked on these or seen similar failures.
I am thinking about replacing it with a Cafe Range with knobs, but concerned about the GE reliability after the experience with the Profile.
u/Guilty_Command_6432 — 25 days ago