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Frigidaire Oven Error Codes: What They Mean and How to Fix Them

Quick answer: On many Frigidaire ranges, F10 means the oven is overheating, F30 and F31 point to the temperature probe, F90 to F94 are door lock problems and F1 is a shorted keypad. A power reset can clear some codes, but overheating and repeat codes need a technician.

Frigidaire ranges and wall ovens show codes in the oven display, usually with a beep. The list below comes from Frigidaire's guide for its electric ranges; gas and older models can use different codes, so check your owner's manual too. To reset, turn off the breaker for at least 30 seconds, then restore power. If a code clears and comes back, that tells you a part is failing. If you ever smell gas, do not touch any switches or the oven controls. Leave the home right away and call your gas utility from outside.

Frigidaire Oven Error Codes list

F1

Shorted keypad.

Common causes: Worn keypad, moisture or spills behind the panel.

What you can try: Breaker reset. Keep liquids away from the panel.

Call a technician if: The code returns or keys stop responding.

F10

Thermal runaway: the oven is heating beyond control.

Common causes: Temperature probe or control relay fault.

What you can try: Turn the oven off at the breaker right away and let it cool.

Call a technician if: Always. Do not keep using an oven that is overheating.

F12

Micro identification error in the control.

Common causes: Control board fault.

What you can try: Breaker reset.

Call a technician if: The code returns.

F13

Control memory error (Frigidaire lists it as an E-prompt failure).

Common causes: Control board fault.

What you can try: Breaker reset.

Call a technician if: The code returns.

F3 / F20 / F26

Communication error between control boards.

Common causes: Loose connection or failed board.

What you can try: Breaker reset.

Call a technician if: The code returns.

F30

Open temperature probe circuit.

Common causes: Failed probe or broken wiring.

What you can try: Breaker reset.

Call a technician if: The code returns.

F31

Shorted temperature probe.

Common causes: Failed probe or pinched wiring.

What you can try: Breaker reset.

Call a technician if: The code returns.

F40 / F41

Cooktop lockout.

Common causes: Cooktop control fault or lockout engaged.

What you can try: Breaker reset.

Call a technician if: The cooktop stays locked out.

F90 to F94

Door lock problem.

Common causes: Lock motor, switch or latch fault, often after self-clean.

What you can try: Let the oven cool, then do a breaker reset. Do not force the door.

Call a technician if: The code returns or the door stays locked.

– (dash)

The cooktop is locked.

Common causes: Cooktop lock turned on.

What you can try: Press and hold OFF for 6 seconds.

Call a technician if: It will not clear.

How to clear the code

Turn off the range's breaker for at least 30 seconds, then turn it back on and set the clock. For a cooktop lock dash, hold OFF for 6 seconds instead. If your range was installed within the last 30 days and shows a code, Frigidaire suggests contacting the installer first, since connection problems are common on new installs.

Overheating codes and gas safety

F10 is the one Frigidaire code to take seriously right away. It means the control has seen the oven temperature climb past what it asked for, which can trace to a failed probe or a relay on the control board that stays closed. Shut the breaker off, keep the door closed while it cools, and do not use the oven again until it has been checked.

On a Frigidaire gas range, never try to light a burner or oven by hand when the electronics show a fault, and do not open panels near the gas valve. If you smell gas, leave right away and call your gas utility from outside the home. Gas repairs belong with a qualified technician.

Frigidaire range repair in Atlanta

Probe, keypad, door lock and control board faults are common Frigidaire range repairs. Mr. Fixer services Frigidaire and Frigidaire Gallery ranges across Metro Atlanta. Call (678) 866-3669 or book online; see our oven and cooktop repair page for more on what we fix.

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FAQs

What does F10 mean on a Frigidaire oven?

F10 means thermal runaway, which is the oven getting hotter than the control intends. Turn it off at the breaker and get it checked before using it again.

How do I fix F30 on a Frigidaire range?

F30 means the temperature probe circuit is open. A breaker reset might clear it briefly, but a repeat code means the probe or its wiring needs to be tested and replaced.

Why is my Frigidaire oven door locked with an F90 code?

F90 to F94 are door lock faults. Let the oven cool, try a breaker reset and do not force the door. If it stays locked, the lock assembly needs service.

Codes and meanings vary by model and model year. Check your owner's manual for your exact model.

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