Source-checked code index
Frigidaire ovens & ranges
error codes
5 currently verified guides. Error-code meaning can vary by model, so each page links to the manufacturer material used for verification.
Fast comparison
Meaning, urgency, and first check
Use the displayed code—not a similar-looking one. Open the full guide before taking apart panels or ordering a replacement part.
| Code | What it means | Urgency | First safe check |
|---|---|---|---|
| F10 | Thermal runaway or unusually high temperatureThe range is detecting higher-than-normal oven temperatures. Frigidaire treats F10 as a built-in safety alert. | Stop using | Turn the oven off. |
| F1 | Shorted keypadFrigidaire lists F1 as a keypad fault on supported ranges. | Service recommended | Turn the range off. |
| F30 | Open temperature-probe circuitThe oven control is not receiving the expected temperature-probe signal. | Service recommended | Turn the oven off. |
| F31 | Shorted temperature-probe circuitThe control has detected a short in the oven temperature-probe circuit. | Service recommended | Turn the oven off. |
| F90Also F91, F92, F93, F94 | Oven door-lock issueThe range has detected a problem with the oven door-lock system. Related models may show F91 through F94. | Pause and inspect | Turn the oven off and allow it to cool completely. |
How to use this index
Copy the display exactly
Spaces, letters, and lookalike characters matter. For example, 5E and SE may be easy to confuse on a segmented display.
Confirm the exact model
Error meanings and access instructions can vary by product family and model revision, even within one brand.
Start with observable checks
A code points to a system. It does not prove which part failed, so compare the symptom before replacing anything.
Full guides
Code-by-code troubleshooting
Each guide separates safe owner checks from conditions that should be left to qualified service.