I was getting a F2E1 error on the display panel of my oven, which indicated a UL A/D error. When the control and circuit board were replaced, the new panel then displayed the F3E0 error which means 'Oven sensor opened' according to the Tech Sheet. What would be the fix from there?
Believe it or not, but on my Whirlpool Estate (Model: TES400PXHQ0)....after reading about this error, I looked at the sensor, and I noticed it was touching the metal on the inside of my oven. I moved the sensor away just by pulling on it to the center of the hole that was cut out for it, plugged the oven in....and didnt get a code at all....not even the PF code. So, I tried the oven out....expecting for it to beep at any second, and it didnt!!!!
So, in conclusion.....I guess by the sensor touching the metal on the inside, it couldnt get an accurate reading, so the computer threw out the infamous F3E0 error.
I've had this oven for 4 months and always had to stare at the F3E0 display (it was donated to me). Thanks for all who had done the research on this to point me in the right direction, as Whirlpool wanted someone to come out at $60 just to come out, then $80/hr!
Thanks again
~Luke
I recieved f2e1 error code on keypad . and when I pressed the oven light door switch the keypad beeped. it ended up a bad oven light door switch
I read all the comments on the F2E1 error code, but am not able to work on control panel myself, but I saw this comment (about the bad oven light door switch) so decided to open the door and push the door switch in several times in rapid succession. Then I tried the control panel again (it had shut off completely after beeping for several minutes with the F2E1 code displayed), and lo and behold, the control panel worked! Is this just a temporary fix or have we successfully discovered a no-cost work around to this problem? Any intelligent comments are appreciated.
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Check for open circuit. Sensor resistance should be 1K to 1.1K at room temperature. If not, replace the sensor. That will fix the problem.
Hi
F2-E1 Error indicates
a loose/broken wire on the oven temp sensor or the oven temp. sensor itself is
bad and should be replaced. To solve this issue test the oven temp. sensor, it
should read between 1080-1120 ohms, if the rating is more then that and the door
appears to be closing fine then it is the control board that is bad and should
be replaced. Hope this helps...please post back for further assistance.
Daniel
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Would have tried this, however the repair expenses (new panel, new thermal control board, and new sensor, plus labor) were adding up to the cost of a new oven anyway. Had to purchase a new one. Your help was still very helpful in staying aware of the situation and not paying for anything until someone could tell me what was actually wrong. Had three technicians look at it, while the last was the only one who could verify what was actually wrong. The first two wanted me to pay for partial work while being left with a non-working oven.
Hi
I am living in Costa Rica and recently my oven display the error: PF..... F2E1 and produce a sound like be-be-be and the end the diplay is no lighing...
Do you Know that error?
thanks
Rodolfo
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I pay a labor to review the control panel and he said me...the panel sensor was damage! I dont believe. I will to wait a other solutions before to replace a new sensor.
hoe meaninig F2E1
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