KitchenAid Range
Error Codes

F1 E0 EEPROM Checksum Failure High Pressing Bake or Broil produces no response — the heating elements and igniters stay off because the control has locked itself out. View -> F1 E1 Keypad Calibration Data Lost High Pressing the Bake pad activates Broil, or certain numeric keys produce no action, indicating the control cannot match input to stored calibration values. View -> F2 E0 Shorted Key Detected Medium The oven switches into Bake, Broil, or a timed cook mode spontaneously, indicating a key is electrically shorted and sending a constant signal to the control. View -> F2 E1 Open Keypad Circuit High Pressing Bake, Broil, or any numeric key results in complete silence — no beep, no display change, and no function activation, because the control board sees an open circuit where the keypad signal should be. View -> F3 E0 Oven Sensor Open Circuit High The cavity never warms to the target temperature — elements energize briefly then cut out, and the display shows F3 E0 within the first few minutes of preheat. View -> F3 E1 Oven Sensor Short Circuit High Heating elements energize for only a few seconds — or not at all — before the control cuts power and displays F3 E1, because the shorted sensor is reporting an extreme temperature. View -> F5 E1 Door Latch Switch Fault Medium The oven door remains unlocked or only partially locked, and the self-clean program cancels itself because the control cannot confirm the door is secure before reaching pyrolytic temperatures. View -> F6 E0 Communication Error High The display suddenly blanks or stops updating temperature and time while the oven may still be heating, leaving the user with no way to monitor or cancel the cook cycle from the panel. View -> F7 E1 Relay Stuck — Bake Element High Pressing Cancel or opening the door does not stop heating — the bake element stays orange and the cavity temperature keeps climbing because the relay cannot be opened by the control board. View -> F7 E5 Relay Stuck — Left Rear Burner High Rotating the left rear knob to Off or pressing the surface element Off key does not stop the element from glowing — it continues to radiate heat because the relay cannot open. View -> F7 E6 Relay Stuck — Right Rear Burner High Turning the right rear control knob to Off or pressing the element Off key does not stop the element from glowing — it stays energized because the control relay cannot open. View -> F9 E0 Oven Runaway Temperature High During preheat or baking, the actual temperature reading on the display rises well above the target setpoint — sometimes reaching 600°F or higher — before the control board intervenes and cuts all power to the heating elements. View -> PF Power Failure Detected Low The oven clock loses its time setting whenever power is fully interrupted, producing the characteristic flashing display that indicates the range has rebooted from a power failure. View ->