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Hello everyone! I have a Whirlpool electric stove, model GGE388LXS00. I have 2 symptoms:

-sometimes when using the stovetop the unit will reset (display goes blank, clock resets to 12:00), but because the temperature knob is still turned the cooktop will stay on after the reset

-often times when using the oven the entire unit will turn off. I must flip the circuit breaker off, then back on to turn the oven on.

When resetting at the breaker the display on the unit gives 3 codes (pretty sure these are part numbers) M0168, E0167, EC0005. It does not display any error codes.

Any help would be awesome, thank you!
 

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How old is this unit?

Those codes very well could be error codes. Anything with an e or ec in front of it usually means error or error code. I've never seen part numbers displayed. Check your manual under the troubleshooting section to make sure. If no manual, go to whirlpool website and download it for free.

Does it plug into an outlet? If so, unplug it for about 5 minutes then plug it back in. If hard wired to breaker, leave breaker off for about 5 minutes then turn it back on. See if that helps. Just a suggestion.
 

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I don't know exactly how old it is, we purchased the house 8 months ago. It's not an old stove by any means.

They are definitely not error codes. I've checked the owners manual and tons of searching online. I can find very little reference to those codes, and they do not fit the format of other error codes/tables I've found.

I was thinking they were part numbers because if I search the web for e0167 it comes back as a stove part, as does m168 (but not m0168).

I will try cutting power for 5 minutes, but as it does not reset every time it is used, it will be hard to tell if it solved anything (but hopefully it does!).
 
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