Why does it keep "saying" out of range? - Summer Infant Secure Sight Handheld Color Video Monitor 02040

Reason1: Contacting issues with Amazon server and understanding what you are saying
Reason2: Lost the Internet or wireless connection
Reason3: Alexa App or Software not update
Reason4: Wi-Fi range issues or Alexa not keep in wireless range

Read more for solve: Alexa Having Trouble Understanding

If the flame is too high then the gas pressure regulator on the range is probably bad. I say probably because you don't say whether
other gas appliances are doing the same. If so then the regulator at the gas meter is malfunctioning.Check other gas appliances to see if they have the same problem. If they do call the gas company. If not then the regulator for the cook top is bad

They are not "paired" yet. Look for instruction on how to pair the devices. Also make sure batteries in both are good. Range is greatly reduced (to inches) with bad batteries.

Try turning the breaker off to the unit for an hour and then try to use it again. Keep me posted.

When you say the oven keeps cutting off do you mean the element or the oven indicator light? What temperature do you have the oven set on?

Mines doing the same, did you ever find a fix for it?

This is not a problem of your cell. This message keeps showing up because there is no range for your service provider (SIM). Move to some open air locations to get some range.

This is a common failure in the control board. Here is an article that discusses the details.

http://www.fixyourboard.com/techzone/ovens/f1_error/f1_error.html

We repair a lot of these at www.fixyourboard.com, so you don't have to scrap out your oven.

Check the voltage at the outlet. It should be 208v or 240v. check by putting meter probe into the 2/3 slots. NOT the U shaped,or round looking holes.Check one to another. Check tag on range for voltage of range. If you have 208v at the outlet and range is 240v the oven will take forever to heat, it is not getting the power it needs. If the tag says 230v either will work. On the oven tag it will say either 1ph, or 3ph. If it says 3ph you outlet should have the voltage mentioned above between ALL 3 SLOTS! If you get 120v when testing any slot, you have only 1ph of power. Keeping it simple, the ph, (or phase,) between the outlet and oven have to be the same.

The information I found today says to replace the keypad or the clock assembly. The ket pad is around $60.00 and the clock I can sell for $245.00. This will give an idea on cost.