| F1 / F10 |
Electronic Control Failure / Runaway Temperature |
Usually indicates a shorted keypad or failed sensor. Disconnect power for 60 seconds. If code returns, a board replacement is likely needed. |
| F2 |
Oven Temperature Too High |
Often caused by a faulty oven temperature sensor (RTD). Check sensor resistance with a multimeter or inspect for visible damage. |
| F3 / F4 |
Open or Shorted Sensor Circuit |
Check wiring harness between the control board and sensor. Replacements are usually straightforward for these parts. |
| F5 |
Control Board Internal Error |
The relay board or clock control has failed. Try a power reset. If it persists, the main PCB requires professional testing. |
| F6 |
Communication Error |
Indicates a problem with communication between control boards. Check wire connections or power cycle the appliance. |
| F7 |
Keypad / Touchpad Shorted |
A button on the control panel is stuck or shorted. Try a power reset. If issue continues, the touchpad may need replacement. |
| F8 |
Analog to Digital Converter Error |
Internal error within the control board. A full power cycle may clear it; otherwise, the main control board is likely at fault. |
| F9 / DOOR |
Door Latch / Lock Assembly Issue |
Check for obstructions in the latch. The lock motor may be stuck. Run a self-clean cycle cancel to reset the motor. |
| C1 / C2 |
Clock / Timer Settings Error |
Usually indicates an issue with power supply to the clock or internal clock error. Reset power or check household breaker. |
| E0 / E1 |
Heating Element Failure |
Indicates the oven is not heating properly. Check for a visible break in the element or test continuity with a multimeter. |
