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GE Microwave

GE Microwave Probe Error Code

What it means

GE says PROBE indicates an open temperature probe or a probe that is not plugged in during a temperature-cook function.

Try this first

  1. Insert the temperature probe firmly into the microwave-wall receptacle.
  2. Insert the probe correctly into the food item.
  3. If the message remains with the probe properly connected, schedule service.
Can I keep using it?⚠ GE says PROBE indicates an open temperature probe or a probe that is not plugged in during a temperature-cook function.
Repair usually required?⚠ Follow only the manufacturer-backed checks listed on this page before replacing parts.

If the error keeps returning

Use the linked official manufacturer support source for additional model-specific guidance.

Official source

Troubleshooting information verified against manufacturer support documentation.

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GE Microwave Probe: Quick Answer

What it means: GE says PROBE indicates an open temperature probe or a probe that is not plugged in during a temperature-cook function.

First thing to check

Insert the temperature probe firmly into the microwave-wall receptacle.

Can I keep using it?

GE says PROBE indicates an open temperature probe or a probe that is not plugged in during a temperature-cook function.

Repair outlook

Follow only the manufacturer-backed checks listed on this page before replacing parts.

If the code remains

Use the linked official manufacturer support source for additional model-specific guidance.

Model note: Error-code meanings and procedures can vary by model and model year. Confirm the code against the documentation for your exact appliance before replacing parts.

Manufacturer reference: products.geappliances.com

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