GE Profile PT925 User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Brian NobleJul 31, 2025
What to do if the cooking functions do not work on my GE Oven?
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  John WalkerJul 31, 2025
  If cooking functions aren't working on your GE Oven, start by testing the functions in Service Mode. If the cavity lights are always on, inspect the plunger switch. For the upper cavity, check the relay and its wiring if the cooling fan, sail switch, and lights are working. If the relays click but there's no heat, examine the wiring and heating element resistance. If none of the functions work in Service Mode, the display/logic board may need replacement. If some functions work while others don't, investigate the relay board that isn't working.
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Ernest ParrishAug 7, 2025
How to fix a GE Profile PT925 when the keypad or LED is not working?
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  Whitney ColemanAug 7, 2025
  If the keypad or LED on your GE Oven isn't working, and it's only a single keypad or LED, the glass touch key panel likely needs to be replaced. However, if multiple keypads or LEDs are malfunctioning, the issue might be with the ribbon cable or the display/logic board, which should be checked or replaced.
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Allison BryantAug 15, 2025
Why are the oven cavity lights not working properly in my GE Profile PT925?
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  jenkinsnicholasAug 15, 2025
  If the oven cavity lights on your GE Oven aren't working correctly, and the cavity lights are always on, start by checking the plunger switch. If the lights work with the keypad but not when opening/closing the door, examine the wiring to J20 on the lower oven relay board. If lights do not work for a specific cavity, check the wiring and relay board associated with that cavity.
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Robert HoffmanAug 23, 2025
Why is there nothing in the display of my GE Oven?
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  vincentmichelleAug 23, 2025
  If nothing appears on the GE Oven display, and Special Features are accessible, make sure the clock isn't turned off. Also, verify that the circuit breaker hasn't tripped. If these steps don't resolve the issue, a technician should remove the ribbon cable from the upper door and check the voltage between pin 1 and pin 3: if it is 12VDC, the door wiring or display/logic board may be faulty; if not, the house wiring and the 12VDC supply should be checked.

GE Profile PT925 Specifications

General

Type	Wall Oven
Fuel Type	Electric
Cooking Technology	Convection
Self-Cleaning	Yes
Wi-Fi Connect/Enabled	Yes
Interior Lighting	Yes
Number of Racks	4
Color	Stainless Steel
Control Type	Touch
Width	30 in.
Configuration	Double
Cooktop Type	Not Applicable
Number of Cooktop Elements	Not Applicable

Summary

Introduction to GE Profile Wall Oven

Key Features and Design

Overview of the oven's modern features like LCD controls and convection fan.

Model and Serial Number Identification

Understanding Oven Nomenclature

Explanation of model number breakdown, color codes, and serial number interpretation.

Oven Control Panel Operations

Detailed Pad Descriptions

Explains the function and operation of each control pad on the oven's interface.

Basic Oven Operation Modes

Setting Baking, Roasting, and Broiling

Step-by-step instructions for operating the oven in standard cooking modes.

Timed Cooking and Scheduling

Immediate and Delayed Start Operations

Guides for setting cooking times with immediate or delayed start and automatic stop.

Advanced Oven Features

Using the Meat Probe

Instructions for using the meat probe for temperature-controlled cooking.

Clock, Timer, and Control Lock Functions

Setting Clock, Timer, and Lock

Procedures for setting the oven's clock, using the kitchen timer, and activating the control lock.

Thermostat Adjustment and Special Features

Adjusting Oven Thermostat Settings

Guide on how to adjust the upper and lower oven temperature calibration.

Convection Oven Operations

Convection Fan and Mode Usage

Explanation of convection fan operation and available modes like multi-rack and single-rack.

Convection Cooking Procedures

Setting Convection Bake/Roast and Probe

Instructions for setting convection bake and roast modes, including probe usage.

Specialized Cooking Modes

Slow Cook, Pizza, Warming, Proofing

How to use slow cook, pizza, warming, and proofing functions for various culinary needs.

Self-Cleaning and Sabbath Features

Self-Cleaning Cycle Operation

Step-by-step guide for performing self-cleaning cycles and delaying start.

Special Oven Control Features

Help Function and 12-Hour Shutdown

How to use the help function and manage the 12-hour automatic shutdown feature.

Temperature and Tone Settings

Fahrenheit/Celsius and Tone Volume Adjustments

Guide to changing temperature units and adjusting audible alert volumes.

Time Formats and Auto Recipe Conversion

Clock Format and Auto Recipe™™

How to set 12/24 hour clock formats and enable/disable Auto Recipe™™ conversion.

Sabbath Feature Operation

Setting Up and Using Sabbath Mode

Instructions for setting up and using the Sabbath feature for regular and timed baking.

Component Locator Views

Oven Interior Component Identification

Visual guide identifying key components within the oven cavity.

Control Compartment Access

Rear Oven Component Layout

Diagram showing components located in the back of the oven, with the rear panel removed.

Oven Component Access Chart

Component Accessibility Guide

Chart detailing access requirements (front serviceable, oven removal) for various oven components.

Oven Components: Door Assemblies

Removing and Replacing Oven Doors

Detailed instructions for removing and reinstalling the upper and lower oven doors.

Oven Removal and Electronic Control

Removing the Oven and Control System

Procedures for physically removing the oven and its electronic control system.

Side Access Panels

Accessing Oven Side Panels

Steps for removing the side access panels to reach internal components.

Rear and Top Access Panels

Removing Rear and Top Panels

Instructions for removing rear and top access panels for servicing.

Oven Components: Temperature Sensor and Broil Element

Removing Sensor and Broil Element

Details on removing and replacing the oven temperature sensor and broil element.

Oven Components: Bake Element and Fan Blade

Removing Bake Element and Fan Blade

Procedures for removing the bake element and convection fan blade.

Oven Components: Convection System

Removing Convection Element and Fan Motor

Instructions for removing the convection bake element and convection fan motor.

Oven Components: Control System

Relay Boards and Door Lock Assembly

Details on removing relay boards and the motorized door lock assembly.

Oven Components: Safety Devices

Thermal Cut Outs and Lock Out Relay

Procedures for removing thermal cut-outs and the lock-out relay.

Oven Components: Airflow and Switches

Lock Out Relay and Sail Switch

Steps for removing the lock-out relay and the sail switch assembly.

Oven Components: Airflow and Cables

Cooling Fan and Ribbon Cable

Instructions for removing the cooling fan and the ribbon cable assembly.

Oven Components: Various Parts

Hinge Receivers, Meat Probe, and Oven Lights

Procedures for removing door hinge receivers, meat probe outlet, and oven light assemblies.

Oven Light Bulb Replacement

Replacing Oven Light Bulbs

Safety precautions and steps for replacing the oven light bulb.

Smoke Eliminator Removal

Accessing and Removing Smoke Eliminator

Instructions for removing the smoke eliminator from the oven liner.

Electronic Oven Control Circuits

Oven Circuit Diagrams Overview

Explanation of oven circuits, relay cycling, and power sharing modes.

Relay Board Identification

Lower and Upper Oven Relay Boards

Identification of components and connectors on the lower and upper oven relay boards.

Electronic Oven Control Boards

Display and Interface Boards

Identification of the display board and interface boards for the electronic oven control.

Diagnostics and Service Information

Control Voltage Checks

Table detailing voltage checks for various terminals during different oven modes.

Service Mode Operations

Entering and Exiting Service Mode

Instructions for entering and exiting the oven's service mode for testing and diagnostics.

Troubleshooting with Ribbon Cable

Using Ribbon Cable for Signal Inspection

Guide on using the ribbon cable to inspect signals for troubleshooting display issues.

Troubleshooting Specific Components

Convection Fan and Oven Sensor Issues

Troubleshooting steps for convection fan problems and oven sensor resistance tests.

General Troubleshooting Guide

Common Oven Problems and Solutions

Table listing common oven problems and their possible causes and solutions.

Error Codes and Fault Diagnosis

Accessing and Clearing Error Codes

Instructions on how to access, interpret, and clear oven error codes for fault diagnosis.

Schematics and Wiring Diagrams

High Voltage Circuit Schematics

Detailed wiring diagrams illustrating the high voltage circuits of the oven.

Product Warranty Information

GE Appliance Limited Warranty Details

Information on the warranty period, what is covered, and exclusions for the oven.

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