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Frigidaire Oven Error Codes: Complete F and E Code Reference

Quick Answer

Frigidaire ovens use F-series codes that differ in important ways from GE and Whirlpool. The most critical distinction: Frigidaire F10 means the bake relay on the control board is stuck CLOSED and the oven is heating uncontrollably - this is a fire risk, not just a sensor fault like GE's F2.

Most Frigidaire F-codes come from heat-related wear on the control electronics, and I've tracked this pattern across hundreds of these Electrolux platform ovens. F10 is a genuine safety emergency, not just a sensor glitch. The F11 I see probably twice a week in the field, almost always moisture sneaking under that touchpad ribbon cable. Even the boring RTD codes can quietly fry a control board if you let them sit long enough.

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About These Frigidaire Oven Error Codes

OK so when your Frigidaire throws a code, the board's basically saying something broke its feedback loop or a relay won't let go. The key thing to figure out fast is whether it's a hard failure like a burnt relay or a soft one like a dirty ribbon cable. Seriously, check the RTD sensor resistance before you drop $200 on a new control board. That sensor's $25 and takes 10 minutes to swap.

Most Common Error Codes

Control board bake relay stuck closed (F10)40%
Touchpad flex cable delamination (F11)24%
Door latch motor jam during self-clean (F50, F90)22%
RTD temperature probe failure (F3, F30, F31)14%

Symptoms You May Notice

  • The heating element's glowing orange-red even though you turned the oven off, display showing F10 and beeping nonstop.
  • Random beeping at weird hours, sometimes overnight, with F11 on the screen and a few buttons that just don't respond no matter what you press.
  • Oven temperature swings wildly. You set it to 350 and it blows past 450 before the element finally cuts off.
  • Door locked solid after self-clean ended hours ago and the oven's definitely cooled down completely.
  • Element won't heat at all even though the display looks totally normal, usually paired with an F30 or F31 code.

Tools Required for Diagnosis

Phillips #2 screwdriverTorx T20 screwdriverDigital multimeterFlashlight or headlampNut driver (1/4 inch)

How to Identify Your Error Code

ComponentComponent Under Test
Expected Range10801120 ohms
ConditionIf Open (OL) or infinite, replace component.

Replacement Parts

If your diagnostic testing proves the component has failed, you will need a replacement. We recommend OEM parts over aftermarket for water-handling components.

Part Name
RTD Temperature Probe316217002 · $18–$35
Control Board (ERC)316557115 · $120–$280
Keypad / Touchpad316419700 · $55–$130
Door Latch Assembly318279400 · $35–$75

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the most dangerous Frigidaire oven error code?
F10 is the one that keeps me up at night. It means the bake or broil relay has physically welded itself shut, so the oven keeps heating whether you want it to or not. It's not going to stop until the thermal fuse trips or something catches fire. If you see F10, don't try to cancel it on the screen. Go straight to your breaker box and kill the power to the entire appliance. Then call someone before you turn it back on.
Why does my Frigidaire oven keep showing F11?
I see F11 constantly on Gallery models. It's a shorted keypad error, almost always caused by moisture sneaking into the touch panel or that ribbon cable delaminating. Here's the frustrating part: you usually can't just fix the cable itself. The whole user interface board needs to come out, sometimes the main control board too depending on where exactly the connection failed. Budget around $80-150 in parts. It's annoying but it's not an emergency like an F10.
How do I test the RTD probe on a Frigidaire oven?
Grab your multimeter, set it to ohms, and pull that probe out of the back wall of the oven. At room temperature, about 68 degrees, you should see 1,100 ohms. The acceptable range is roughly 1,080 to 1,120. Zero means a short. OL or infinity means the wire inside broke. Also check the connector for corrosion because oven cleaner spray loves to eat those pins and cause bad readings that look like a totally dead sensor but aren't.
Can I still cook on my Frigidaire oven if it's showing an F30 code?
Honestly, I wouldn't. When the RTD probe's reading out of spec, the board doesn't know the actual temp inside your oven. You might think it's 350 and it's actually 200 degrees, or it's running hot enough to burn everything. The sensor itself is like $20-35 and swaps out in 10 minutes with a Phillips screwdriver. Way cheaper than ruined food, and way safer too. Just replace it before you cook anything that matters.
How much does it cost to fix a Frigidaire F10 error code?
New control board usually runs $150-300 depending on the model. If you hire a tech, add another $100-150 in labor. Here's the honest truth though: I replaced three of these last month on ovens that were 8-10 years old, and half the time I end up telling people it's probably not worth it. If your oven's older than 10 years and you're looking at $350-450 total, compare that against a new mid-range Frigidaire. Sometimes replacing just makes more sense than repairing.

Related Frigidaire Oven Error Codes

Same Fix Works on These Brands

Frigidaire shares the same hardware platform with these brands. The diagnosis and repair steps are identical.

Models Known to Experience HUB Errors

This repair applies to most Frigidaire ovens with this error code. Common model numbers include:

FGEF3059TF, FGEF3062TF, FPEF3077QF, FGEW276SPF, FFEF3054TS, FGIF3061NF

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Written by

Mike Sullivan

Lead Appliance Repair Technician · 20 years experience

Last verified for technical accuracy on March 14, 2026