Frigidaire Oven Error Codes
Frigidaire ovens and ranges show an F-code when the control detects a fault. Here's what each one means and how to respond.
F10
Means: Runaway temperature — the oven read a too-high temperature.
Fix: Turn the oven off immediately. Let it cool, then power-cycle at the breaker. If F10 returns, the temperature sensor or relay board is faulty — stop using it until repaired.
F11 / F13
Means: Shorted or faulty control / keypad.
Fix: Cut power for 5 minutes to reset. A persistent code means the control board (EOC) needs replacing.
F30 / F31
Means: Open or shorted oven temperature sensor (RTD).
Fix: Check the sensor connection at the back; if the reading is out of spec, replace the temperature sensor.
F90 / F91-F95
Means: Oven door motor / lock mechanism fault (self-clean models).
Fix: Inspect the door lock motor and switches; the lock assembly usually needs service.
F7
Means: Stuck key on the touch control.
Fix: Clean the keypad and make sure no button is depressed; if it persists the control panel needs replacing.
FAQ
How do I clear an F10 on a Frigidaire oven?
F10 is a runaway-temperature safety code — turn the oven off right away. After it cools, reset power at the breaker. If F10 comes back, don't use the oven: the temperature sensor or the relay control board has failed and needs replacement.
How do I reset a Frigidaire oven?
Switch off the oven's breaker for about 5 minutes, then restore power. This clears most temporary F-codes; codes that return indicate a hardware fault.