LG Oven Error Codes: F-Code Guide for LRE and LDE Series Ranges
Quick Answer
LG ovens display F-codes to identify specific faults. F9 means the door lock mechanism has failed, most commonly triggered during a self-clean cycle.
LG ovens display F-codes to identify specific faults. F9 means the door lock mechanism has failed, most commonly triggered during a self-clean cycle. F19 indicates the main control board (PCB) has failed. F3 points to a failed oven temperature sensor (RTD probe). F11 means a keypad key is stuck or shorted, often from a food spill. The 5b code indicates a display fault on some models.
About These Lg Oven Error Codes
LG ranges use F-codes on the display when a fault is detected. This guide covers every code for the LRE and LDE series so you can identify the problem and choose the right repair path.
Most Common Error Codes
Symptoms You May Notice
- Error code displayed on oven control panel
- Oven will not heat
- Oven door will not lock or unlock
- Oven overheats or temperature is inaccurate
- Keypad buttons do not respond
Tools Required for Diagnosis
How to Identify Your Error Code
Note the exact code shown on the display
Note the exact code shown on the display. LG codes are case-sensitive: F9 and 5b are different codes. Write down exactly what appears.
Try a hard reset first
For F9 codes
For F3 or F11 codes
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I view the error history on my LG oven?
What does the 5b code mean on LG ovens?
Can I use my LG oven while an error code is showing?
Why do LG oven error codes appear after a power outage?
Are LG freestanding range codes the same as LG wall oven codes?
Related Lg Oven Error Codes
Same Fix Works on These Brands
Lg 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 Lg ovens with this error code. Common model numbers include:
LRE3061ST, LRE3194ST, LSIS3010SS, LDE4413ST
Last verified for technical accuracy on March 14, 2026