Monogram range
showing Probe
Probe on the display of a Monogram professional range reminds you to set a probe temperature after plugging the probe in.
Mon–Sat, 8am–8pm
- Mode, not a failure
- No repair needed
- Source: Monogram
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What Probe
actually means.
Probe on the display of a Monogram professional range reminds you to set a probe temperature after plugging the probe in. The oven waits for that number.
Monogram range display
What to do when Probe shows on the rangeKind of codeMode, not a failure
Something the range was told to do, or a state it chose on purpose — a control lock, a Sabbath setting, a demo mode that lights the display but never heats, a pan warning on an induction zone. Nothing has worn out, and no part is needed.
Usually leads toNo repair
Enter a probe temperature, or unplug the probe if you did not mean to use it.
Shows up asRange Oven Not Heating
The burners or elements on top work, but the oven below stays cold, heats only a little, or never finishes preheating.
MakeMonogram
The luxury line of GE Appliances, with professional-style gas, dual-fuel and induction ranges.
SourceMonogram owner's manual, professional dual-fuel ranges
Monogram professional dual-fuel ranges (manual 49-2000663).
Before you book,
in this order.
Each step comes from Monogram's own guidance for Probe on its ranges. Follow it to the end: the last card says whether this is a visit.
Enter a probe temperature, or unplug the probe if you did not mean to use it.
Cleared?
The range was set right without a new part. If the same message comes back while a burner or the oven is in use, or the range cuts out again, treat it as a new problem and book it.
What not to do
Probe is not a code about the oven sensor.
What you may
notice with it.
The range problem Probe tends to arrive with. Answer these at the range before anyone is booked.
All problems
No repair indicated
Nothing to repair.
Something the range was told to do, or a state it chose on purpose — a control lock, a Sabbath setting, a demo mode that lights the display but never heats, a pan warning on an induction zone. Nothing has worn out, and no part is needed.
Monogram
ranges.
The luxury line of GE Appliances, with professional-style gas, dual-fuel and induction ranges.
Monogram range repairMore Monogram codes
Mode, not a failure on other makes
Gas range
Open flames on top and a gas-fired oven below, all fed by one supply line behind the range and lit by igniters rather than a match.
Dual-fuel range
Gas burners on top and an electric oven below, the combination most professional-style ranges use, needing both a gas line and a 240-volt circuit.
Induction range
A glass top that heats the pan itself through copper coils and power boards, over an electric oven, with electronics doing almost all the work.
In Monogram's own words
This is reminding you to enter a probe temperature after plugging in the probe.
Every code on this site is taken from the manufacturer's documentation, never from a forum or a parts listing. Monogram professional dual-fuel ranges (manual 49-2000663).
Monogram Probe range repair,
where we come out.
The same visit in every metro below: the code, the model number, and a diagnosis before any part is ordered.
All service areasTampa BayFL · 31 areas
Miami / South FloridaFL · 47 areas
New York MetroNY · 75 areas
HoustonTX · 36 areas
ChicagoIL · 50 areas
Los AngelesCA · 95 areas
San DiegoCA · 31 areas
Questions
about Probe.
Can I clear Probe myself?
Why is my Monogram oven not heating with Probe on the display?
Does a plugged-in probe affect broiling on my Monogram?
Back to your everyday
Still showing Probe?
Book with the code exactly as it appears, the full model number, and whether you notice any smell of gas or scorching — with a code, that is where the diagnosis begins.