Many failure codes are caused by a faulty timer (also known as the Electronic Range Control). Sometimes, even when the failure code implies that another component has failed this can actually be a timer problem (whereby the timer is not displaying the correct fault code). If you are not sure whether the code you are seeing is due to a problem with the timer please call us, or send us an email, since we can help you determine whether the failure code is likely a timer problem or a problem with some other component. We can repair most timers so if you are sure your problem pertains to the timer (or ERC) please fill out a repair service request and send us your timer to be repaired.
F1 | - Watchdog on board
- Touch membrane defective
| To determine which component is at fault, disconnect ribbon strip. If no fault code, replace membrane, otherwise replace board |
F2 | Oven too hot | Check oven temperature sensor |
F3 F4 | Open or shorted oven temperature sensor | Replace |
F5 | Hardware and watchdog circuits disagree | Repair clock assembly (also called the ERC or control panel) |
F6 | Missing AC signal | Repair clock assembly (also called the ERC or control panel) |
F7 | Function key shorted | Replace touch pad |
F8 | Analog/Digital converter | Repair clock assembly (also called the ERC or control panel) |
F9 | Door latch | Check door lock circuit |
F10 | Function key stuck | Replace touch pad |