Equipment guide
Microwave error codes
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Official Amana material describes D1:0 as D1: 0 or D1: 1 will be displayed to indicate if the 2-step door function operation is enabled or disabled. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Amana material describes Door as Is the door icon illuminated? Is the door latch/lock blocked? Is the microwave on a level surface? Does the door contact area need to be cleaned? Is the door fully closed? Possible Solutions If "Door" or "Open/Close" is appearing on the microwave display, there are things you can do to troubleshoot. This guide…
Official Amana material describes E12 as Reset power to the product: There is a problem with the Gas Sensor or the associated wiring. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Amana material describes EA:0 as EA: 0 or EA: 1 will be displayed to indicate if the 2-step door function operation is enabled or disabled. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Amana material describes Flashing 0:00 as How to Reset the Clock? Possible Solutions A flashing “0:00” means there has been a power failure. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Amana material describes SE as Reset power to the product: There is a problem with the Keypad (User Interface) or the associated wiring. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes 18 as Indication of an issue with the electronic control in the microwave. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes 888 as Possible to see this display upon initial installation or after power was restored due to a power failure. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F1 as Open thermal sensor, due to excessive heat in the microwave cavity. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F10 as Shorted touch screen. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F2 as Shorted thermal sensor. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F3 as Shorted touch pad panel. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F4 as Open humidity sensor. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F5 as Shorted humidity sensor. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes F6 as Shorted temperature probe. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
GE Appliances identifies Probe as: The temperature probe is open or is not plugged in during a temperature-cook function. This definition is limited to GE microwave ovens with electronic controls; confirm the complete model number before applying it.
Official JennAir material describes D1:0 as D1: 0 or D1: 1 will be displayed to indicate if the 2-step door function operation is enabled or disabled. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official JennAir material describes Door as Is the door icon illuminated? Is the door latch/lock blocked? Is the microwave on a level surface? Does the door contact area need to be cleaned? Is the door fully closed? Possible Solutions If "Door" or "Open/Close" is appearing on the microwave display, there are things you can do to troubleshoot. This guide…
Official JennAir material describes E12 as Reset power to the product: There is a problem with the Gas Sensor or the associated wiring. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official JennAir material describes EA:0 as EA: 0 or EA: 1 will be displayed to indicate if the 2-step door function operation is enabled or disabled. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official JennAir material describes Flashing 0:00 as How to Reset the Clock? Possible Solutions A flashing “0:00” means there has been a power failure. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official JennAir material describes SE as Reset power to the product: There is a problem with the Keypad (User Interface) or the associated wiring. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official KitchenAid material describes D1:0 as D1: 0 or D1: 1 will be displayed to indicate if the 2-step door function operation is enabled or disabled. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official KitchenAid material describes Door as Is the door icon illuminated? Is the door latch/lock blocked? Is the microwave on a level surface? Does the door contact area need to be cleaned? Is the door fully closed? Possible Solutions If "Door" or "Open/Close" is appearing on the microwave display, there are things you can do to troubleshoot. This guide…
Official KitchenAid material describes E12 as Reset power to the product: There is a problem with the Gas Sensor or the associated wiring. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official KitchenAid material describes EA:0 as EA: 0 or EA: 1 will be displayed to indicate if the 2-step door function operation is enabled or disabled. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official KitchenAid material describes Flashing 0:00 as How to Reset the Clock? Possible Solutions A flashing “0:00” means there has been a power failure. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official KitchenAid material describes SE as Reset power to the product: There is a problem with the Keypad (User Interface) or the associated wiring. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official LG material describes F3 as F-3 errors can occur when there are foreign substances around the touch button panel. (On lightwave ovens, errors related to abnormalities start with the letter F and are displayed as a number.) Other errors can indicate symptoms such as defective parts, a short circuit, communication failures, and overcurrent. This…
Official Maytag material describes D1:0 as D1: 0 or D1: 1 will be displayed to indicate if the 2-step door function operation is enabled or disabled. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Maytag material describes Door as Is the door icon illuminated? Is the door latch/lock blocked? Is the microwave on a level surface? Does the door contact area need to be cleaned? Is the door fully closed? Possible Solutions If "Door" or "Open/Close" is appearing on the microwave display, there are things you can do to troubleshoot. This guide…
Maytag's official Product Help content for E03 states: The Keypad (User Interface) reported a problem to the control board. There may be a problem with the Keypad (User Interface) or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Maytag's official Product Help content for E11 states: The Gas Sensor reported a problem to the control board. There may be a problem with the Gas Sensor or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Maytag's official Product Help content for E12 states: There is a problem with the Gas Sensor or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Maytag's official Product Help content for E13 states: The oven did not pre-heat correctly. There may be a problem with the Appliance Control Board or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Maytag's official Product Help content for E21 states: The Thermal Sensor circuit reported open to the control board. There may be a problem with the Thermal Sensor, the Appliance Control Board, or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Maytag's official Product Help content for E22 states: The Thermal Sensor circuit reported a short to the control board. There may be a problem with the Thermal Sensor, the Appliance Control Board, or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Maytag's official Product Help content for E23 states: The oven did not reach Pre-Heat Temperature within 30 (thirty) minutes. There may be a problem with the Heater, the Appliance Control Board, or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Maytag's official Product Help content for E24 states: The oven reached an overheat condition of 500F (260C). There may be a problem with the Thermal Sensor, the Gas Sensor, the Appliance Control Board, or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model...
Maytag's official Product Help content for E61 states: The oven sensor circuit reported an open condition to the control board. There may be a problem with the Sensor, the Appliance Control Board, or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Maytag's official Product Help content for E62 states: The Oven Sensor circuit reported a shorted condition to the control board. There may be a problem with the Sensor, the Appliance Control Board, or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Maytag's official Product Help content for E63 states: The Oven Sensor circuit reported a shorted condition to the control board. There may be a problem with the Sensor, the Appliance Control Board, or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Official Maytag material describes EA:0 as EA: 0 or EA: 1 will be displayed to indicate if the 2-step door function operation is enabled or disabled. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Maytag's official Product Help content for F1E1 states: The oven could not execute the function. There may be a problem with the Relay Control Board, or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Maytag's official Product Help content for F1E4 states: The oven could not execute the function. There may be a problem with the Appliance Control Board, or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Maytag's official Product Help content for F2 states: The Keypad (User Interface) reported a problem to the control board. There may be a problem with the Keypad (User Interface) or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Maytag lists F2E1 for Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the User Interface / Keypad or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Maytag lists F2H1 for Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the Vent Fan and Light Switch (located on the lower left front side panel) or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Maytag lists F2H2 for Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the Vent Fan and Light Switch (located on the lower left front side panel) or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Maytag lists F2Q1 for Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the User Interface (Touchpad) or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Maytag lists F3C for Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the Cavity Temperature Thermistor or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Maytag lists F3H for Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the Humidity Thermistor or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Maytag lists F3H1 for Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the Humidity Sensor or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Maytag lists F3T1 for Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the User Interface Thermistor or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Maytag lists F3T2 for Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the Convection Thermistor or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Maytag lists F3T3 for Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the Hood Temperature Thermistor or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Maytag lists F3T4 for Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the Magnetron Temperature Thermistor or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Maytag lists F4E1 for Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the Cavity Temperature Thermistor or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Maytag lists F4E4 for Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the Humidity Thermistor or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Maytag lists F4E9 for Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the Smart Pop Control or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Maytag's official Product Help content for F6 states: The oven could not execute the function. There may be a problem with the Relay Control Board, or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Maytag's official Product Help content for F6E0 states: The oven could not execute the function. There may be a problem with the Appliance Control Board, or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Maytag's official Product Help content for F7 states: The oven could not execute the function. There may be a problem with the Appliance Control Board, or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Maytag's official Product Help content for F8E5 states: The oven could not execute the function. There may be a problem with the Exhaust Air Temperature Sensor, or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Maytag's official Product Help content for F9 states: The oven could not execute the function. There may be a problem with the Appliance Control Board, the Relay Control Board, or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Maytag's official Product Help content for F9Q1 states: The oven could not execute the function. There may be a problem with the User Interface (Touch Pad) or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Maytag's official Product Help content for FCE1 states: The appliance could not connect to the router. There may be a problem due to connection time out, poor signal strength, a failed router, the Wi-Fi Module in the appliance, or.... This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete...
Maytag's official Product Help content for FCE2 states: The appliance could not connect to the router. There may be a problem due to connection time out, poor signal strength, a failed router, the Wi-Fi Module in the appliance, or.... This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete...
Maytag's official Product Help content for FCE3 states: The appliance could not connect to the router. There may be a problem due to connection time out, poor signal strength, a failed router, the Wi-Fi Module in the appliance, or.... This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete...
Maytag's official Product Help content for FCE7 states: The appliance did not connect to your router. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Official Maytag material describes Flashing 0:00 as How to Reset the Clock? Possible Solutions A flashing “0:00” means there has been a power failure. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Maytag material describes SE as Reset power to the product: There is a problem with the Keypad (User Interface) or the associated wiring. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Whirlpool material describes D1:0 as D1: 0 or D1: 1 will be displayed to indicate if the 2-step door function operation is enabled or disabled. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Whirlpool material describes Door as Is the door icon illuminated? Is the door latch/lock blocked? Is the microwave on a level surface? Does the door contact area need to be cleaned? Is the door fully closed? Possible Solutions If "Door" or "Open/Close" is appearing on the microwave display, there are things you can do to troubleshoot. This guide…
Whirlpool's official Product Help content for E03 states: The Keypad (User Interface) reported a problem to the control board. There may be a problem with the Keypad (User Interface) or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Whirlpool's official Product Help content for E11 states: The Gas Sensor reported a problem to the control board. There may be a problem with the Gas Sensor or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Whirlpool's official Product Help content for E12 states: There is a problem with the Gas Sensor or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Whirlpool's official Product Help content for E13 states: The oven did not pre-heat correctly. There may be a problem with the Appliance Control Board or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Whirlpool's official Product Help content for E21 states: The Thermal Sensor circuit reported open to the control board. There may be a problem with the Thermal Sensor, the Appliance Control Board, or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Whirlpool's official Product Help content for E22 states: The Thermal Sensor circuit reported a short to the control board. There may be a problem with the Thermal Sensor, the Appliance Control Board, or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model...
Whirlpool's official Product Help content for E23 states: The oven did not reach Pre-Heat Temperature within 30 (thirty) minutes. There may be a problem with the Heater, the Appliance Control Board, or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Whirlpool's official Product Help content for E24 states: The oven reached an overheat condition of 500F (260C). There may be a problem with the Thermal Sensor, the Gas Sensor, the Appliance Control Board, or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete...
Whirlpool's official Product Help content for E61 states: The oven sensor circuit reported an open condition to the control board. There may be a problem with the Sensor, the Appliance Control Board, or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Whirlpool's official Product Help content for E62 states: The Oven Sensor circuit reported a shorted condition to the control board. There may be a problem with the Sensor, the Appliance Control Board, or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model...
Whirlpool's official Product Help content for E63 states: The Oven Sensor circuit reported a shorted condition to the control board. There may be a problem with the Sensor, the Appliance Control Board, or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model...
Official Whirlpool material describes EA:0 as EA: 0 or EA: 1 will be displayed to indicate if the 2-step door function operation is enabled or disabled. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Whirlpool lists F2E1 for Built-in microwaves, Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the User Interface / Keypad or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Whirlpool lists F2H1 for Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the Vent Fan and Light Switch (located on the lower left front side panel) or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Whirlpool lists F2H2 for Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the Vent Fan and Light Switch (located on the lower left front side panel) or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Whirlpool lists F2Q1 for Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the User Interface (Touchpad) or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Whirlpool lists F3C for Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the Cavity Temperature Thermistor or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Whirlpool lists F3H for Built-in microwaves, Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the Humidity Thermistor or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Whirlpool lists F3H1 for Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the Humidity Sensor or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Whirlpool lists F3T1 for Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the User Interface Thermistor or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Whirlpool lists F3T2 for Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the Convection Thermistor or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Whirlpool lists F3T3 for Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the Hood Temperature Thermistor or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Whirlpool lists F3T4 for Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the Magnetron Temperature Thermistor or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Whirlpool lists F4E1 for Built-in microwaves, Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the Cavity Temperature Thermistor or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Whirlpool lists F4E4 for Built-in microwaves, Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the Humidity Thermistor or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Whirlpool lists F4E9 for Built-in microwaves, Over-the-range microwaves and describes it as: the Smart Pop Control or the associated wiring. Confirm the complete model number before applying this device-family guidance.
Whirlpool's official Product Help content for F7 states: The oven could not execute the function. There may be a problem with the Appliance Control Board, or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Whirlpool's official Product Help content for F9Q1 states: The oven could not execute the function. There may be a problem with the User Interface (Touch Pad) or the associated wiring. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Whirlpool's official Product Help content for FCE1 states: The appliance could not connect to the router. There may be a problem due to connection time out, poor signal strength, a failed router, the Wi-Fi Module in the appliance, or.... This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the...
Whirlpool's official Product Help content for FCE2 states: The appliance could not connect to the router. There may be a problem due to connection time out, poor signal strength, a failed router, the Wi-Fi Module in the appliance, or.... This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the...
Whirlpool's official Product Help content for FCE3 states: The appliance could not connect to the router. There may be a problem due to connection time out, poor signal strength, a failed router, the Wi-Fi Module in the appliance, or.... This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the...
Whirlpool's official Product Help content for FCE7 states: The appliance did not connect to your router. This definition is limited to the cited Over-the-range microwaves support scope and must be checked against the complete model number.
Official Whirlpool material describes Flashing 0:00 as How to Reset the Clock? Possible Solutions A flashing “0:00” means there has been a power failure. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Whirlpool material describes SE as Reset power to the product: There is a problem with the Keypad (User Interface) or the associated wiring. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.