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Whirlpool Range & Oven Error Codes

Common Whirlpool electric and gas range fault codes, meanings and troubleshooting information.

Whirlpool Range Error Code Reference

Whirlpool ranges and ovens use several different electronic control platforms. Because of this, the exact definition of an error code can vary by model.

Codes may appear in formats such as F1 E0, F2 E1, F3 E0, F9 E0 or other combinations.

Error Code Common Meaning What to Check
F0 E0 Unrecognized/control-system fault Electronic oven control and associated wiring.
F1 E0 Oven control / EEPROM communication fault Main electronic control, connectors and wiring.
F1 E1 Electronic control fault Inspect oven control board and wiring.
F1 E2 Electronic control fault Check control board and power supply.
F1 E5 / E7 / E9 Control-related fault Electronic control and associated circuits.
F2 E0 Keypad/UI disconnected or communication problem Inspect keypad ribbon cable, user interface and control.
F2 E1 Stuck or shorted key Inspect touchpad and keypad for a stuck key.
F2 E2 Keypad/control problem Check user interface and electronic control.
F2 E3–E6 User-interface/keypad fault Inspect keypad, ribbon cable and electronic control.
F3 E0 Oven temperature sensor open or shorted Check temperature sensor resistance and wiring.
F3 E1 Temperature sensor problem Inspect sensor resistance and wiring harness.
F3 E2 Temperature sensing fault Check sensor, wiring and electronic control.
F5 Door/latch system fault on applicable models Inspect door switch, latch motor and wiring.
F6 Control/communication fault on applicable models Check control board, user interface and wiring.
F9 / F9 E0 Electrical supply or miswire detected Check L1, L2, Neutral, terminal block and electrical supply.
PF Power failure Check incoming power and recent power interruptions.
FC E9 Wi-Fi power module/wiring problem Inspect Wi-Fi module and associated wiring.

⚡ F9 E0 Deserves Special Attention

F9 or F9 E0 can indicate an electrical supply or wiring problem on applicable Whirlpool ranges.

On a recently installed electric range, the electrical supply, terminal block and power-cord connections should be checked.

A qualified technician or electrician should verify the supply wiring when an electrical-supply problem is suspected.

🔧 Technician Tip

Do not replace a control board, sensor, keypad or other component based only on the displayed error code.

Whirlpool diagnostic procedures are model and control-platform specific.

Depending on the model, codes such as F1 E0 may indicate an EEPROM/control communication problem, F2 E0 may indicate a disconnected keypad, F2 E1 may indicate a stuck key, and F3 E0 may indicate an open or shorted oven temperature sensor circuit.

Always verify the complete model number before performing component tests or replacing parts.

Where Is the Whirlpool Range Model Number?

Depending on the range, the model and serial number label may be located around the oven-door frame, behind or below the storage drawer, or around the range chassis.

Record the complete model number before diagnosing an error code.

Whirlpool Range & Oven Repair in Central Florida

Restor Electronics provides Whirlpool range and oven troubleshooting and appliance repair service in Ocala, Belleview, Summerfield, Lady Lake and The Villages, Florida.

Whirlpool Range Showing an Error Code?

Have the complete Whirlpool model number and displayed error code available when requesting service. This helps identify the correct diagnostic procedure for your specific range or oven.

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