20 Most Recent Whirlpool GERC4110PS Kitchen Range - Page 3 Questions & Answers

If it works leave it alone. current is a function of voltage and resistance The igniter current I in amps (A) is equal to the resistor's voltage V in volts (V) divided by the resistance R in ohms (?):

The F2 E0 error indicates a communication error at the key pad. The key pad could be faulty. There may be a problem with the wiring between the key pad and the control board. The last possible issue is a problem with the oven's electronic control board. First unplug the range (or turn it off at the circuit breaker) and take a look at the wiring. Disconnect and reconnect the wiring harness between the key pad and the control board. Check for any damaged wires in the wiring harness or corrosion where the wiring harness connects (and in the plugs) on both sides. If the wiring is okay, connect the range to power and wait to see if the message recurs. If it does, you'll need to replace the key pad. If the error recurs, then replace the control board when that is sold as a separate assembly. There is a parts diagram and pricing list for the RF265LXTB1 here: https://www.appliancepartspros.com/parts-for-whirlpool-rf265lxtb1.html . On this range, the replacement key pad and the control board are sold as a single unit. It's part 11 on the Control Panel diagram. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

Will the oven heat up normally? How about the Broil function? And is this a gas or electric range/oven?

it is most likely a bad thermal sensor. Is it for the range or oven? they can be kind of difficult to replace.

The F3 error code indicates an open circuit at the oven temperature sensor. Usually this means that the temperature sensor has to be replaced. Infrequently, the problem is with the wiring between the sensor and the electronic control board or the control board itself. You should check the continuity of the wiring and across the temperature sensor and for problems in the wiring harness connections before ordering the replacement parts. The manufacturer's recommendations are to replace the temperature sensor first. If the error code recurs, then you replace the control board. Your range's model number is probably RS385PXBQ0. Most Whirlpool models end with a number. There are several sources for the parts diagram and price list. The temperature sensor is part 23 on the oven body diagram. One diagram is here https://www.searspartsdirect.com/model-number/RS385PXBQ0/1198/0124100.html . Another source is https://www.partselect.com/Models/RS385PXBQ0/Sections/OVEN-BODY/?ModelID=765297&ModelNum=RS385PXBQ0&mfgModelNum=&ManufactureID=3&Selected=P0ICVYKN&Position=4&mfg=Whirlpool&Type=Range&Mark=4 . If you look for the control board, it's part 19 in the Main Top diagram at the above sites. The control board is no longer sold by Whirlpool. If it's faulty, the recommendation is to send it to a repair shop for a rebuild. Replacing the range is a better solution if the temperature sensor and wiring are not faulty. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

Wall Ovens , Whirlpool , Appliances. The error code F3 E2 is telling you the electronic control on the range detected a high temperature in the oven. This can be caused by a defective oven temperature sensor or the electronic range control (ERC) good luck https://www.6ya.com/mrmmike

I believe you need to replace the direct spark ignition module, but refer to the note below. Direct spark ignition module. NOTE: This part is often misdiagnosed. Use the wiring diagram and check for an open circuit through the gas valve. Also inspect the igniter and burner tube.

This is supposed to happen automatically. You might try removing power to the unit for 5 minutes and see if that fixes it. If that does nothing it will probably need a main control board, but should be tested as there are other possibilities.

The F1E1 error on Whirlpool ranges indicates a problem with the control board or the wiring to the electronic oven control board. You need to replace the control board. See part 15 of the cooktop diagram here: https://www.searspartsdirect.com/model-number/weg745h0fh0/1198/0124250.html . I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

Possibly oven sensor is bad. Most test at around 1080 ohms at room temperature with a multi meter set to ohms setting

Replace infinite switch for that burner

May be on Celsius instead of Fahrenheit. Check your user manual to change it.

Door switch may be defective

Control board issue most likely. Get a qualified service technician

F9 or F9 E0
The electrical outlet in the home or the electrical connection to the appliance may be miswired.
If your appliance was installed recently (within approximately 3 months), contact a qualified electrician to verify the electrical supply.
Unexpected power supply line "noise" during a power outage that the control detected as incorrect voltage may cause the code to display.
If any keys were pressed before a 10 second delay during power up could cause the code to display.
Resolution: Reset Power

F9 or F9 E0
The electrical outlet in the home or the electrical connection to the appliance may be miswired.
If your appliance was installed recently (within approximately 3 months), contact a qualified electrician to verify the electrical supply.
Unexpected power supply line "noise" during a power outage that the control detected as incorrect voltage may cause the code to display.
If any keys were pressed before a 10 second delay during power up could cause the code to display.
Resolution: Reset Power.

Turn power off at breaker for 30 sec turn back on then go to stove wait 1 min if code dosent come back then try using stove f9 is a power issue

Knobs are cheap if that’s all it is. What is model #?

Just tried to look your model up at searspartsdirect.com. Your model # as you furnished is not valid or incomplete