Maytag Oven Error Codes: A Troubleshooting Guide

Maytag oven error codes help consumers and professional technicians identify what the problem is with the appliance quickly so they can take the right steps to fix it.

These error codes appear on the display of your Maytag oven or range, and if your appliance is displaying one now, you can use this troubleshooting guide to understand what it means and how to address it.

Unfortunately, some of these error codes will require the help of a professional if resetting the oven doesn’t resolve it. This is due to the complexity of certain issues, such as a faulty main control board.

It’s usually worth resetting the oven before attempting major repairs as error codes are sometimes caused by temporary software glitches that can be cleared by resetting. Here are the steps to reset your Maytag oven or range:

Shut off the power to the oven by switching it off at the circuit breaker.
Wait for one minute.
Turn the power to the oven back on by switching on the circuit breaker.
Wait for a few minutes to check that the error code doesn’t reappear.

Maytag oven error codes

Listed below are the error codes for Maytag ovens and ranges.

F1

F1 suggests a problem with the temperature sensor. Use a multimeter to test it and check both the sensor and its wiring for any damage. If the sensor is faulty, replace it.

F2

F2 means there’s an issue with the oven’s temperature sensor. Test the sensor with a multimeter and inspect it and its wiring for damage. Replace the sensor if faulty.

F2 E0

F2 E0 means there is an issue with the user interface, such as a stuck key. To resolve this, try resetting the oven, cleaning the keypad to free the stuck key, or replacing the user interface if that fails.

F2 E3

The F2 E3 error suggests a problem with the oven’s keypad or user interface. To resolve this, try resetting the oven. If this fails, the keypad may need replacing.

F3

F3 means there’s an issue with the main control board or its wiring. Reset the oven and if that doesn’t resolve it, have a professional service your appliance.

F5

F5 suggests there’s an issue with the door latch assembly or door latch switches. To resolve this, inspect the door latch assembly for damage and proper functionality. Then test the door latch switches with a multimeter. Replace the latch assembly or switch if faulty.

F6

F6 means there could be an issue with the oven’s control board or its related wiring. Try resetting the oven. If that fails, have a professional service your oven.

F7 E1

On a Maytag range, F7 E1 suggests a problem with the door switch. To resolve this, test the door switch with a multimeter and replace it if faulty.

On a Maytag wall oven, F7 E1 suggests an issue with the water boiler temperature sensor. To resolve this, test the sensor with a multimeter and replace it if faulty.

F8

F8 means the meat probe isn’t properly connected to the range. Check that the probe is fully inserted into the socket.

F8 E2

F8 E2 means there’s an issue with the oven’s cooling fan, such as its speed is too high. To resolve this, inspect the cooling fan for damage and test it with a multimeter. If faulty or damaged, replace the cooling fan.

F9 or F9 E0

F9 or F9 E0 means the oven could be miswired or there was electrical line noise caused by a power outage. To resolve this, try resetting the oven, and if that doesn’t help, have an electrician check the wiring.

FC E6

FC E6 means there’s a problem with the Wi-Fi power module. To fix this, check the Wi-Fi settings are correct and the signal is strong. You can also try resetting the oven or range. If these steps fail, you may need to replace the Wi-Fi power module.

FC E7

The FC E7 error code means the oven failed to connect to the router. To fix this, try resetting the oven and your home’s wireless router.

FC E8

FC E8 means there was a registration error. This is caused by incorrectly entering the SAID number or selecting the wrong appliance type and model number when registering the appliance. Try entering the information again to resolve the issue.

LOC, Lock, or Locked

This means the Control Lock feature is activated. You can deactivate the Control Lock by touching the screen and swiping upwards. Or refer to your user manual for instructions if this doesn’t work on your model.

PF

The PF error code means there was a power failure. Press “Cancel” on the keypad to clear the display.

FAQs about Maytag error codes

Here are some frequently asked questions about Maytag error codes.

Can I resolve the error code myself?

You may be able to resolve the Maytag error code yourself, depending on your DIY skill, the complexity of the issue, and the availability of replacement parts.

You can usually find in-depth guides online for fixing specific error codes that you can follow step-by-step. However, if you don’t feel comfortable taking on the task, don’t hesitate to call in a professional to help.

What if my error code isn’t listed here?

This isn’t a comprehensive list of Maytag oven and range error codes. There are so many error codes that it’s not possible to list them all in a short article. However, you should be able to identify what the error code means by checking on Maytag’s website, your user manual, or by contacting a professional.

Should I hire a professional to fix my Maytag oven?

If you’ve tried resetting your oven and it hasn’t resolved the error code, it’s worth considering hiring a professional. This is especially true if the error code suggests a problem with a major component such as the control board.

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