F8 error code - Ovens

First, clear the error by unplugging the range (or turning off the circuit breaker) for 15-30 minutes. For ranges manufactured by GE, the F8 code indicates that the incorrect voltage is being seen at the electronic oven control board (EOC or clock). If the error after cycling the power, you need to replace the electronic control board. For Maytag ranges, the F8 indicates a problem with the electronic relay board. Again the part has to be replaced if the error persists.

Please add a comment with the model number of the range for information on the part number and pricing for the control board, if it is available. I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

F1 DOOR SWITCH
F2 KEYPAD
F3 TEMPERATURE SENSOR
F4 MEAT PROBE SHORTED
F8 SELF CLEAN LATCH PROBLEM
All other errors, replace the main oven control

anyone able to tell me what the E1 F8 error code means on a Whirlpool duet steam washer?? it keeps stopping mid cycle...

F8 means "Analog / Digital problem" and it means that you have to replace to replace you display board. You can try to find a circuit breaker on a side of your house and switch it off and back on (should be a double breaker, at least 40 amps).
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Hi

Yes F8 is oven door lock error warning.

You need to physically check the door switches and lock relay, these will be inside the oven casing.

It is probably not the easiest of diy jobs as everything is concealed.

Hello,
I am pretty sure this is the temerature probe that has failed it can also be a failure of the main control board see how you get on but resubmit question if in bother.Hope I helped.

F8 Analog/Digital supervisory Replace clock assembly (also called the ERC)

ohhh thats not good, escpeccially with company coming, replacing the clock appox 175 for part, def wont happen by tommorow nad no you cant separate the 2 ovens both ae wired together

Try http://www.applianceaid.com/fault_codes.html

"F8" ERROR MESSAGE. This indicates a door latch failure.

Unfortunately the F8 usually means an EEPROM data shift error. Try turning the power on and off several times. If error continues, you have no choice but to replace the ERC. Check on line for the best price. There is a group in the Chicago area that repairs ERCs. Check them out at www.cgiltd.com The failure of the your power system may have been associated with a surge either as the power went off or when it came back on. It may have been the surge that did the damage.