LG Oven / Range · Code F9

LG Oven / Range F9 code: Oven not heating properly

LG lists F9 as the (upper) oven not heating properly: the oven did not warm up as expected, for example not passing about 150°F within a few minutes of preheating.

Most common causes

  1. Failed bake or broil element (electric) or weak igniter (gas)
  2. Faulty oven temperature sensor
  3. Loose or burnt wiring connection
  4. Control board relay not sending power

What you can safely check yourself

  1. Press Clear/Off and try the cooking function again
  2. Turn the range's circuit breaker off for 30 seconds, then back on
  3. Make sure the oven door is fully closed while preheating

Unplug the appliance before moving or cleaning anything. Do not open panels, touch gas connections or bypass safety switches.

Checked against: lg.com · appliancepartspros.com. Meanings can vary by model; check your owner’s manual.

Quick answers

What does F9 mean on a LG Oven / Range?

LG lists F9 as the (upper) oven not heating properly: the oven did not warm up as expected, for example not passing about 150°F within a few minutes of preheating.

Can I clear the F9 code myself?

Try these first: Press Clear/Off and try the cooking function again Turn the range's circuit breaker off for 30 seconds, then back on Make sure the oven door is fully closed while preheating Call a technician if F9 returns after a breaker reset; heating parts and wiring need testing. On gas ranges, never inspect gas parts yourself.

How much does it cost to fix a F9 code?

It depends on the cause. At FixPro the diagnostic visit is $79.00 and is credited in full to the repair; you get a flat-rate quote before any work starts.

Other LG Oven / Range codes

F1 · Oven temperature sensor errorF3 · Touch pad key errorF10 · Door lock failureF11 · Communication errorPF · Power interruption

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