Here's an answer and possible solution. here's a list of GE error codes Good luck Here is a link that might be useful: F2 error code

Owbist, thanks for the link. The hotfix isn't there and the links on the page take you back to Microsoft pages and they are no longer supporting Windows ME. I sent an e-mail to the notebook card manufacturer for their assistance and also sent one to the camera manufacturer. Will see what they say. Does anyone have the hotfix that I need?

I too purchased the Kenmore Oasis. I also had my dryer replaced within days of recieving it. Since May, I have had 3, yes 3 control panels replaced due to F43 and F45 codes. I also have the washer which I feel doesn't do an adequate job of cleaning, so I will be returning my set for something else. I'm afraid to keep a dryer that keeps glitching out. I'm afraid I'm not home to check the serial number on mine!

Unfortunately we purchased this piece of junk, the Bravos XL to the tune of nearly a thousand dollars, thinking "heavy duty commercial" would bring a decent machine to last mare than a year or so. Should I suppose have gone with a Samsung. within a year or so we got the dreaded "LF". It happens at least once during a minimum of half the washes we do, on all settings....hot cold, "power wash", delicate, bedding, etc. etc. Beside the fact that every was seems to take a half day to finish, and the "LF" error, its been a wonderful experience. After about a year and a half of reshifting loads, trying to put the heavy at the top, then the bottom, without success, I just resigned myself to the fact the machine is and always will be a piece of crap; One day, when I was in the appliance dept at Home Depot, where I purchased it with a ten year extended "warranty", fresh from a bout of fighting the machine, I walked into the appliance department where we purchased it. What followed was what can only be described as a comedy of errors. First of all the saleswoman interrogated me as to why I had waited so long (apparently she has no concept of "we actually have a life outside of the laundry room"), she reluctantly looked up our transaction only to tell us she could find no record of our purchase, of the machine or the supposed "warranty". After informing me that a customer had just been in and told her that this was the best machine he'd ever had, I became adamant that I wanted SOME kind of answer. She didn't understand why it would upset me to find that home depot, which has a computer system to rival the pentagon, would have no record of my purchases less than two years prior. She proceeded to call HD "service", where she got busy signal after busy signal. Until reading the prior discussion, I had been seriously considering going back to HD and buying the biggest sledge hammer they sell and beating this pile of sheet metal into nothingness.... but now that I realize someone has the answer I'll contact HD and exercise my non existent 10 year "warranty" until these incompetents fix it.