We had a storm last night here in Oklahoma, and our power flickered a little bit, and now I have a F1 error code on my display panel and noon of my functions will work. I can't turn on the oven or the oven light. However I can turn the glass top burners on. any ideas on how to clear the code. just as a side note I did unplug the range for about an hour.
Help please.....
Thank you,,, very much I figured that was what I was going to have to do. Good thing it is still under warrenty.Thank you,,, very much
I figured that was what I was going to have to do. Good thing it is still under warrenty.
I have a Kenmore single (separate oven. All of a sudden it blinks the F-1 code and beeps incessantly. I hit the cancel button and it stops temporarily, but begins to beep again. What do I do to stop this.
Help
Ken
[email protected]I have a Kenmore single (separate oven. All of a sudden it blinks the F-1 code and beeps incessantly. I hit the cancel button and it stops temporarily, but begins to beep again. What do I do to stop this.
Help
Ken [email protected]
AnonymousMay 28, 2008
My Kenmore electric stove flashes F! and beeps. Any suggestions on how to fix the problem?My Kenmore electric stove flashes F! and beeps. Any suggestions on how to fix the problem?
F1 error and beeps until cleared. Sounds exactly the same as my issue. Where can I get a control board and the instructions for replacig it?F1 error and beeps until cleared. Sounds exactly the same as my issue. Where can I get a control board and the instructions for replacig it?
The F1 code has popped up on my Kenmore model 790.46804992 which is a glass top slide in. We've had it eight years and this has happened several times with this last time not solved yet (the F1 comes on and closck goes off after a few minutes). The instructions are to "push clear on the display and reprogram. If this does not work call for service". I found that throwing the breaker switch (which is easier than trying to unplug it) and leaving it off over night solved the problem for several years until now. You may even want to try turning the power off and on several times quickly to the stove, which could help reset it, before you call a repairman. In my situation has there been a part that is typically been replaced to solve this? Sounds like a resistor (or something like it) getting weak.
Thanks for any suggestions.
The F1 code has popped up on my Kenmore model 790.46804992 which is a glass top slide in. We've had it eight years and this has happened several times with this last time not solved yet (the F1 comes on and closck goes off after a few minutes). The instructions are to "push clear on the display and reprogram. If this does not work call for service". I found that throwing the breaker switch (which is easier than trying to unplug it) and leaving it off over night solved the problem for several years until now. You may even want to try turning the power off and on several times quickly to the stove, which could help reset it, before you call a repairman. In my situation has there been a part that is typically been replaced to solve this? Sounds like a resistor (or something like it) getting weak.
Thanks for any suggestions.
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I just had this same issues happen after running the self clean cycle. f1 error, fan would come on, fan would turn off. its not the control board, its the temperature probe. I picked up the part for 40 bucks and put it in myself. plugged the stove back in and it was good to go. the old temperature probe's wires melted during self clean. note to self: clean you over the old fashion way with some elbow grease.
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If your device is showing the error codes "F1" and "F2" and the code "A1," it is likely that there is a problem with the device's control panel or display. These codes are typically used to indicate that there is a problem with the device's control panel, display, or user interface, and that the device is unable to operate normally.
There could be several potential causes for this error message, including:
A problem with the control panel or display: The control panel and display are responsible for allowing the user to interact with the device and providing feedback on its status. If there is a problem with the control panel or display, the device may be unable to operate properly and may display the "F1" and "F2" codes.
A problem with the user interface: The user interface is the part of the device that allows the user to input commands and control the device. If there is a problem with the user interface, the device may be unable to receive or interpret the user's commands, and may display the "F1" and "F2" codes.
A hardware failure or malfunction: In some cases, the "F1" and "F2" codes may be caused by a hardware failure or malfunction. This could be due to a problem with one of the device's internal components, such as the motherboard or processor, or due to physical damage to the device.
To diagnose the specific cause of the error codes on your device, you may need to perform some basic troubleshooting steps, such as checking the connections to the control panel and display, and ensuring that the device is receiving power. You may also need to consult the user manual or contact the manufacturer for more information and guidance on how to fix the problem.
Kenmore oven model 790 error code f1
The F1 error code in most of the Kenmore 790 models means the control is not sensing the temperature properly. The tech sheet advises us to disconnect power for 30 to 60 seconds, and after power is reapplied if F1 is still present, replace the EOC (Electronic Oven Control).Mar. 15, 2010
Does anyone know the answer? This was posted in October 2010! I ran the self clean too about a week ago. But we had a bunch of power outages last night. Today my oven has taken to beeping and flashing the F1 code. It is almost the same Model number. they wrote 9875XRB (not 5XRB) ...
Here is what the manufacture says about it, my comments are below.
F1 E2 - UL A/D error(s)
1. Verify failure if not displayed, using CANCEL/OFF key. Press key for 5 seconds until last error code is displayed. 2. Disconnect power longer than 30 seconds. 3. Re-apply power and observe for longer than 1 minute. 4. If failure remains, disconnect power, replace control.
Phil's comments----->
F1 Codes are related to the control itself, if there was a storm, power outage, surge etc it could have damaged the control. Try resetting the board by unplugging the range or turning off the breaker for a couple minutes. Restart and see if that helps. If not you will need to replace the control.
The part number for this unit is 4453614 and runs just over $300.00
HI. the storm has caused an electrical surge that traveled through the home wiring system and, the Oven control received the hit in this case. it is damaged at this point, and it should be replaced asap, if possible. this code represents a major control breakdown. the board is ruined.
F1-E1 - EEPROM Checksum Error - Disconnect power for at least 30 seconds and then reconnect. Allow at least a minute after power has been restored and if error code reappears, replace control board (clock).
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1. Verify failure if not displayed, using CANCEL/OFF key. Press key for 5 seconds until last
error code is displayed.
2. Disconnect power longer than 30 seconds.
3. Re-apply power and observe for longer than 1 minute.
4. If failure remains, disconnect power, replace control.
I'm not sure how to fix this, but my mom's magic chef has been doing this for close to 10 years. She's managed it by plugging a power strip into the wall outlet and plugging the stove into the power strip. Then she can just turn on the strip when she needs to use the oven. It only requires moving the unit once, and is easy for the technological/ home repair novice.
Thank you,,, very much
I figured that was what I was going to have to do. Good thing it is still under warrenty.
I have a Kenmore single (separate oven. All of a sudden it blinks the F-1 code and beeps incessantly. I hit the cancel button and it stops temporarily, but begins to beep again. What do I do to stop this.
Help
Ken
[email protected]
My Kenmore electric stove flashes F! and beeps. Any suggestions on how to fix the problem?
F1 error and beeps until cleared. Sounds exactly the same as my issue. Where can I get a control board and the instructions for replacig it?
The F1 code has popped up on my Kenmore model 790.46804992 which is a glass top slide in. We've had it eight years and this has happened several times with this last time not solved yet (the F1 comes on and closck goes off after a few minutes). The instructions are to "push clear on the display and reprogram. If this does not work call for service". I found that throwing the breaker switch (which is easier than trying to unplug it) and leaving it off over night solved the problem for several years until now. You may even want to try turning the power off and on several times quickly to the stove, which could help reset it, before you call a repairman. In my situation has there been a part that is typically been replaced to solve this? Sounds like a resistor (or something like it) getting weak.
Thanks for any suggestions.
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