Get out of range, now power at base error code
This sounds like a registration problem, the handset(s)
and the base have lost identification with each other.
I. To address this, first de-register the handset(s) ---
do this procedure for each handset:
0. Start by taking off the battery compartment cover....
1. press [menu]
2. scroll up/down to "Settings"
3. enter * 7 8 9 0 #
4. scroll down to "next page", press [select]
5. scroll down to "Register Clear?", press [select]
6. display asks "Confirm?" or "Register Clear??", press [select]
7. display reads "Ok" and chirps, press [ off ]
8. UNPLUG THE HANDSET BATTERY (why the cover was off)
9. Wait ~30 seconds, re-connect the battery & replace the cover
10. display reads "Not Registered"
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II. To register the handset to the base:
1. press [Find Handset] on the base and hold for
~4 sec until the "In Use" lamp lights.
2. press # on the handset and set the handset into
the handset cradle on the base
3. within 30 seconds or so, the handset will either
chirp and display "Handset Registered", then
"Handset #1" or it will say "Registration Failed".
NOTE: the battery must be well charged prior to the
registration process, a weak battery may cause a
"Registration Failed". Charge the battery for a few
hours and try the registration ( II ) again.
NOTE: the base can only handle 5 handsets and will
increment the number of each handset registered
until "Handset #5" has appeared, even if some of
the handsets are lost/not in use. Trying to register
more than 5 handsets will result in "Registration Failed."
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III. To clear the base of all handset registrations and
be able to start registering again at Handset #1:
1. press [Find Handset] on the base and hold
past ~4 sec when the "In Use" lamp lights, at
about 10 secs the "In Use" lamp will begin to
blink.
2. release the [Find Handset] button momentarily,
then briefly press it again. After a moment,
all handsets that were registered to the base
(if any) will display "Not Registered" and be
ready for fresh registration
3. for multiple handsets, return to II. above and
register each handset in turn.
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Good luck !!
Thank you for your inquiry, Katherine!
Based off the information you have provided your Frigidaire range is displaying an error code of "F11". An "F11" error code stands for a shorted keypad I would recommend performing a reset on your range. You can do that by flipping off the household circuit breaker for at least ten minutes. If that does not correct your issue it could be a possible problem with your EOC (Electronic Oven Control) or wiring harness. Hopefully this information is helpful for you. -Matt
Good Morning Paul, thank you for your post!
Based off what you have described your Frigidaire range, PLES389DCC, is providing you with an error code of "PF" and "F1" as soon as you turn it on. An error code of "PF" stands for power failure this could be a possible problem with your control panel or power cord.
The error code "F1" stands for a runaway temperature (overheating). This could be an issue with your RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector) or the EOC (Electronic Oven Control). I would recommend performing a reset on your oven and you can do that by disconnecting from your oven for ten minutes. If you continue to have issues with the "F1" error code I would recommend having a professional technician out to your home for proper diagnosis and replacement of any electrical components. Hopefully this information has been helpful. -Matt
Hi friend, thank you for your inquiry!
Based off your post your Frigidaire range is providing you an "E15" error code. "E15" stands for a signal loss between the oven relay and EOC (Electronic Oven Control) I would perform a reset on your appliance. You can do that by disconnecting power to your range by unplugging the power cord or flipping the household circuit breaker for roughly ten minutes.
If that does not correct the issue it could mean that your oven relay board or electronic oven control may need to be replaced. If that is the case I would suggest seeking assistance from a professional to avoid any unnecessary part purchases. -Matt
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