Maytag Range
Error Codes

F1E0 Electronic oven control fault High Pressing Bake, Broil, or Convection on the Maytag MGR or MER control panel produces no response — elements and igniters stay off because the EOC has locked itself out. View -> F1E1 Oven temp runaway High The cavity temperature climbs well past the target — sometimes 100°F or more above the setpoint — before the EOC trips the fault and cuts power to the elements or gas valve. View -> F2E0 Oven over-temperature High The bake element or gas burner cuts out suddenly mid-cycle, the display shows F2E0, and an alarm tone sounds — indicating the cavity exceeded the thermal cutoff threshold. View -> F2E1 Door latch or lock fault Medium The Maytag range initiates self-clean, the latch motor engages, but the control never receives the locked confirmation and cancels the cycle — leaving the door unlocked at ambient temperature. View -> F3E0 Temp sensor open circuit High Elements or gas burner energize briefly then cut out within the first few minutes of any cook mode. View -> F3E1 Temp sensor shorted High Heating elements or the gas burner on the Maytag range energize for only a few seconds — or not at all — before the EOC cuts power and displays F3E1, because the shorted sensor is reporting an extreme temperature. View -> F3E2 Temp sensor high reading High The control displays a high temperature reading even at room temperature — the sensor has drifted. View -> F5E0 Door lock failed to lock Medium The Maytag range initiates the lock sequence, the latch motor runs, but the door never locks — the control cancels the self-clean cycle before any temperature increase occurs. View -> F5E1 Door lock stuck after clean Medium The Maytag range completes the self-clean timer and the cavity begins cooling, but the door latch arm does not retract — the door cannot be opened and F5E1 is displayed. View -> F9E0 Door lock motor fault Medium On Maytag MGR and MER models the latch motor either fails to reach the locked position before self-clean begins, or fails to return to unlocked after the cycle — in both cases F9E0 is displayed. View -> LOC Control lock engaged Low Pressing any pad on the Maytag range control panel produces no response — the Loc indicator or the lock icon remains on the display and no function activates. View -> PF Power failure mid-cycle Low The range display shows a power failure indicator when power returns after an outage or breaker trip. View ->