The codes people search for most, what each one means and what to check first. Tap a code for causes and step-by-step checks.
| Code | What it means |
|---|---|
| F3E0 F3, F4, F3E1, F3-1 | Oven temperature sensor fault The control has a problem reading the oven temperature sensor, the probe inside the oven cavity, or its wiring. The oven may not heat, may overheat, or may refuse to start bake or self-clean. On older two-digit displays F3 means the sensor reads open and F4 means it reads shorted. |
| F9E0 F9 | Power supply / wiring or door lock fault On current models F9 or F9E0 means the range sensed miswired power or unusual electrical noise on the supply line, often right after installation or a power outage. On some older models with two-digit codes, F9 instead points to a door lock problem. |
| F2E0 F2E1 | Keypad / touch panel fault The control detected a problem with the keypad or its connection, such as a key that reads as stuck or a disconnected ribbon cable. The oven may beep, ignore key presses or turn itself off. |
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