GE Range

Cafe CGS995 Series Double Oven Gas Range

Model # CGS995 series

Double-oven ranges narrow diagnosis nicely: if one cavity works and the other does not, the shared control and gas supply are proven and the fault sits in that cavity, usually its igniter or its sensor.

Note which cavity fails and in which mode before booking. Gas work, igniter replacement and control diagnosis all belong with a qualified technician, with the gas and power isolated first.

Key Features

  • Self-cleaning double-oven gas range series documented in GE owner manuals and installation instructions
  • Two oven cavities in one range footprint
  • Sealed gas cooktop burners
  • Cafe styling and hardware

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

One cavity failing while the other works normally

02

Igniter failure in the lower oven

03

Control faults affecting both cavities

04

Door lock problems after self-clean

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

Cafe CGS995 Series Double Oven Gas Range FAQ

No. That pattern usually means the lower cavity igniter or sensor, since the shared control and gas supply clearly work.

The smaller cavity generally preheats faster. If both have got slower over time, the igniters are the usual reason on a gas range.

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