A stainless single wall oven is set into a painted cabinet at chest height in a bright US home kitchen.

Monogram
Oven Repair

GE Appliances' luxury line, with wall ovens, steam ovens and speed ovens in professional and minimalist styles.

(844) 407-1890

Mon–Sat, 8am–8pm

3 oven types
6 problems we see
4 error codes

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Monogram ovens,
specifically.

Monogram is a GE Appliances brand whose wall ovens range from the 2000s ZET7 series to knob-controlled models such as the ZET1 and current LCD models like the ZTS90, alongside and Advantium-based speed ovens in 120V and 240V versions. Its ovens report through GE's control families, but the speed ovens and the older models each have code behavior of their own.

The Monogram lineup

Builds3 oven types

Single wall oven · Double wall oven · Speed oven

Called out forOven Control Panel Not Responding

and 5 more problems on Monogram

Repairs we do10 repairs, on any make

Diagnostic visit · Bake and broil element repair · Gas igniter and burner repair · Temperature sensor and calibration

Error codesF1 · F2 · ⊃ · LOC

4 Monogram codes with a page of their own

The Monogram
lineup.

Monogram builds 3 of the 4 oven types this site covers. Which one decides how the visit is planned.

All oven types

Single

What is particular
to Monogram.

Monogram covers 27-inch and 30-inch single and double wall ovens from the 2000s ZET7 series to current LCD models, plus Advantium speed ovens. The age and control type change the code list, so the full model number matters.

Knob controls on some models

Monogram wall ovens like the ZET1 are set with a mini knob that you turn to adjust and press to confirm, rather than with a keypad alone. A worn knob or encoder can look like a control problem.

Speed ovens in two voltages

Monogram's speed ovens are built on Advantium: the ZSC2200 to ZSC2202 run on 240 volts, while the later ZSB9131 is a 120-volt built-in. Both use the Advantium code list, where F1 and F2 point at the thermal sensor.

Symbols instead of words on older ovens

Older Monogram convection wall ovens show ⊃ for Sabbath mode and LOC for the control lockout. Owners often read these as failures when they are settings.

A current LCD that asks you to dismiss

Newer Monogram wall ovens such as the ZTS90 show function codes on an LCD. The manual's first step is to dismiss the code and let the oven cool before trying again.

Parts

Common sensors, locks and elements for Monogram wall ovens come through GE Appliances' parts supply. Trim, knobs and speed-oven parts are more specific and may need ordering.

Repair or replace

Monogram ovens are high-end built-ins, and repairing a sensor, latch or speed-oven part is usually the better value. On models from the early 2000s, a failed control board may be hard to replace.

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