Equipment guide
Oven Range error codes
Codes are manufacturer-specific. Choose the exact brand shown on your equipment.
Official Amana material describes 12:00 as Set the Time When power is first supplied to the oven, after a power interruption or failure, the "Time", or “12:00”, or “POWER LOSS” will be displayed. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Amana material describes ES as Energy Save is active (some models) The product is in Energy Save mode. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Amana material describes F0 E0 as Reset power to the product: This is an error code that will appear when the electronic oven control can not recognize what type of problem has occurred. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Electrolux material describes F1 as Shorted Key Pad. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Electrolux material describes F10 as Thermal Runaway. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Frigidaire material describes F1 as Shorted Key Pad. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Frigidaire material describes F10 as Thermal Runaway. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes ERR as There has been an invalid entry when setting the oven controls. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F0 as Usually a problem with the keypanel; many times the keypanel needs to be replaced. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F1 as Usually a problem with the keypanel; many times the keypanel needs to be replaced. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F2 as For an unknown reason, the oven temperature has exceeded a preset threshold. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F3 as Usually means the oven sensor needs to be replaced. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F350 as Usually an issue with the upper cooling fan circuit or an obstruction in the cooling fan. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F4 as Usually means the oven sensor needs to be replaced. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F5 as Usually means the electronic control needs to be replaced. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F6 as Usually a problem with the keypanel; many times the keypanel needs to be replaced. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F7 as Usually a problem with the keypanel; many times the keypanel needs to be replaced. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F8 as Usually means the electronic control needs to be replaced. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F9 as Usually means a component has failed somewhere in the door lock circuit. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F96 as Usually means an internal component needs to be replaced. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes FC as Usually means a component has failed somewhere in the door lock circuit. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes FD as Usually means that either the probe or the receptacle may need to be replaced. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes FF as Usually means the electronic control needs to be replaced. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes LOC as Child Lockout is a feature on many wall ovens, free-standing ranges and slide-in ranges that prevents the oven from being turned on accidentally. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes OFF as If you try to set the oven for self-clean and OFF appears, the oven is too hot for the self-clean cycle to start. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official JennAir material describes ES as Energy Save is active (some models) The product is in Energy Save mode. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official JennAir material describes F0 E0 as Reset power to the product: This is an error code that will appear when the electronic oven control can not recognize what type of problem has occurred. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official KitchenAid material describes ES as Energy Save is active (some models) The product is in Energy Save mode. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official KitchenAid material describes F0 E0 as Reset power to the product: This is an error code that will appear when the electronic oven control can not recognize what type of problem has occurred. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official LG material describes E as [E] or [E1] is displayed and the buttons do not work because there is a foreign object on the button, or the button has been pressed for more than 9 seconds. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Maytag material describes 12:00 as Set the Time When power is first supplied to the oven, after a power interruption or failure, the "Time", or “12:00”, or “POWER LOSS” will be displayed. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Whirlpool material describes 12:00 as Set the Time When power is first supplied to the oven, after a power interruption or failure, the "Time", or “12:00”, or “POWER LOSS” will be displayed. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.