Amana · Range
F0 E0 / F0E0 / E0 F0 / E0F0 error-code guide
The electronic oven control cannot recognize what type of problem has occurred.
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Published Amana range guides
This hub contains 8 published guides for select Amana range error codes. Coverage is intentionally limited and does not include all codes or models.
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F03 / F 03 error-code guide
The range is reporting an electronic oven control fault family.
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F2 E1 / F2E1 / E1 F2 / E1F2 error-code guide
Amana says F2 E1 can involve the user interface or keypad, the control, or associated wiring; its range guidance also calls for checking that removable grates are installed correctly and level.
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F5 E0 / F5E0 / E0 F5 / E0F5 error-code guide
The range is reporting a door-latch or door-switch fault family.
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F6 E3 / F6E3 / E3 F6 / E3F6 error-code guide
Amana says there may be a problem with the Appliance Manager or associated wiring.
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F7 E1 / F7E1 / E1 F7 / E1F7 error-code guide
The range is reporting a fault family that Amana says may involve the door switch or associated wiring.
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F8 / F 8 error-code guide
The range is reporting a condition associated with the meat-probe connection on supported models.
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F9 / F9 E0 / F9E0 / E0 F9 / E0F9 error-code guide
The range control detected a power-supply condition it could not accept; Amana warns that persistent F9/F9 E0 can indicate a miswired outlet or electrical connection.
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