Code 92 then to code 88 on our kenmore elite induction stovetop model 790. These two codes come up every time I try to turn on the stove. It takes about 5 mins of doing this and then it will finally stay on.

• Error code E13 error showing on display
• What causes an E13, E 13 error code on the Induction Cooktop control panel?
• Error code 13 on Induction Cooktop control panel

Cause:

• Universal OFF key failure

Troubleshooting:

1. If the controls are wet or water made contact with them, dry off the controls.
2. Turn off then back on to reset.
3. If the error persists, reset the unit at the circuit breaker.
4. Turn the unit back on to see if the error code cleared.

Suggest down load the owners manual online and reference error codes.

Your model number should be much longer than 790 30 Open drawers and doors to look for the whole model number around the frame.

With the whole model number you can get more information at Sears Parts Direct. There are parts diagrams and user manuals and you can order parts.
http://www.searspartsdirect.com/



This site gives instructions for repairing F11 and recommends checking the temperature probe and tells how to do it.

How to fix Frigidaire oven error code F10 F11 F30 F31 etc AskGene com

The white one may just form an earth loop,, I recently had a ceramic plate needing cleaned so we did the whole lot, I think most hobs have 4 wires and they are numbered rather than colour coded..hope this helps

hi i could not find this model in the uk european models but i do no that e90 codes usually relate to configuration problems possibly between user interface and powerboard . solutions are usually expensive. just check that bridging connections at the terminal block are correctly in place.

Sorry - this is not an answer but a question. Did you get your problem resolved. We just purchased a induction stove & oven and are having the same problem you described. Could you let me know what happened. Regards Bob

I realize this is over a year old. I have the same unit with the same error code. Last night, mine made a popping noise followed by smoke and then displayed the 41 and all E's. I pulled the breaker immediately. I'm sure that at least one controller board is toast.
I called Sears and it is under warranty but for parts only, so I guess I will give them a call and schedule the repairman. This should be fun.

Anyone else experienced this failure??

We purchased a 36" elite model on ebay for our house we are building. I finally installed a year later only to have error codes 39 & 40. I completely dissasembled it and put it back together. No luck. However after much searching I found the service manual for the 36" Icon by Electrolux (same manufacturer as the Elite). The guts look mostly the same. Manual states your codes 10 16 12 are for defective key sensors. I found out that on my cooktop if I held a key for maybe 20 sec or more it would beep once - indicating the key was not defective.

Link for manual on web site appliancejunk. com is below
http://appliancejunk.com/forums/index.php?action=downloads;sa=view;id=270

I had that happen once and it went off after a day. I'd suggest maybe turning off the breaker and wait a few minutes and turn it back on. But here's my problem for you. I got the 30" model in March, 2008. The problem I've had is that the induction units cool down and start cycling when I'm cooking something like bacon, or pork chops etc., ie. where you're trying to brown something or sear. They cycle up and down every couple of minutes, so its really annoying. They work fine if I'm boiling water for pasta or sauces, etc. Have you experienced this. I've been working with the dealer and the company and they say its a "software" problem, but they've haven't taken them off the market. I use All-Clad stainless steel pans so that's not the issue. Thanks for your comments.