GE Café CES700P2MS1 Repair Guide
A Café-line slide-in electric range with true convection and swappable handle and knob finishes. A premium unit where repairs comfortably beat replacement on cost.
Common problems & typical repair costs
| Problem | Likely cause | Typical fix | OEM part # | Typical cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bake element not heating | Element or relay board failure | Replace element or relay board | — | $200–$430 |
| Convection uneven | Convection element or fan | Replace as diagnosed | — | $230–$480 |
| Touch controls unresponsive | User interface board failure | Replace the touch control assembly | — | $300–$600 |
| Temperature inaccurate | Oven sensor drift | Replace sensor | — | $150–$310 |
| Door lock stuck | Lock motor after a self-clean cycle | Replace lock assembly | — | $185–$380 |
Costs are national averages for professional repair (parts + labor). See the linked cost guides below for full breakdowns.
Error codes
| Code | What it means |
|---|---|
| F2 | Oven over-temperature |
| F3 | Sensor circuit open |
| F4 | Sensor circuit shorted |
| F7 | Stuck key on the touch pad |
Tech notes
Premium ranges justify repairs that would end a builder-grade machine. A $400 board on a $3,000 range at year five is straightforwardly worth doing — the mistake is applying entry-level replacement logic here.
Cost guides for this machine’s common repairs
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