20 Most Recent Frigidaire FEF354GS Kitchen Range - Page 3 Questions & Answers

F13 oven error An F13 error code normally indicates that you have a bad EOC (Electronic Oven Control board). There is a possibility that you can get this error code due to a power surge through the electrical power lines. Try disconnecting the electrical power to the range by turning off the electrical breaker. Mar 10, 2013

My range is showing an F13 error. What does that mean?<br ...

Could be a defective oven latch or a control board fault

Turn off the gas to the house and worry about it later when the fumes have dissipated

F3 - Open/shorted sensor (RTD probe) connection. Check the temperature sensor and the wires and plugs between the sensor and the EOC are good, replace the temperature sensor (RTD probe). If the sensor and wiring are good, the EOC would need to be replaced.

Press and hold set clock for 6 seconds. CLO will appear in the display. 2. Continue holding the key until 12Hr dAY or 24Hr dAY appears in the display and the control beeps once.

Sounds like a problem in the oven control board, something not easy to test. That said, I don't find your model number. It would have been helpful to know the error code, something you didn't supply. You might repost a query with the error code and the model number. Sometimes a reset can be achieved by simply shutting off a circuit breaker and then closing it again. Or, the bottom panel of an oven might slide out give you access to a plug if the oven is not hardwired to your living quarters. But if the stove comes back to life sporting the same error message, I suspect you are destined to access a repairman or a new stove. Still, you might get some information below. Sorry, without the model number and error code, there is not much more I can determine about this. If your stove is under warranty, the following may be of assistance. https://www.repairclinic.com/RepairHelp/Range-Stove-Oven-Repair/13-2--/Frigidaire-Range-Stove-Oven-Troubleshooting

Hold down lock for 10 seconds

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Hi Junior- I found this youtube video on resetting f10 code on a gas stove. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6tcnpDKDns Hope this helps.

if both arent working then you need to check your elements to make sure when one of them went out it didn't cause the other to go out. also, first check and make sure that they didn't come unplugged from the inside of the oven.

Dear IFE KIARA, Warning: If you feel in any way uncomfortable/unsafe performing this test or making this repair, please contact a qualified appliance repair technician. F13 error is related to the clock. this error can occur when the clock looses communication between the keypad or any of the sensor in the stove, including the heat probe. sometimes resetting the power will fix the problem. Try disconnecting power to the stove completely and flip the corresponding breaker on and off at the breaker box. Wait 30 seconds and then turn everything back on. if the problem persist after power-up, according to Frigidaire suggested corrective action the electronic oven control,also called EOC has to be replaced. Here is a search link from Google for the part in question. Best of Luck, JP https://www.google.com/search?source=hp&ei=fecFXYCMAsKr5wKBm6G4DQ&q=316418735&oq=&gs_l=psy-ab.1.0.35i39l10.0.0..5525...1.0..0.209.209.2-1......0......gws-wiz.....10.8VUU1xaL8qM

What is the model number?

Yes, the microwaves will still be contained,however it needs to be replaced. super glue will work if the original parts are broken or lost

The F50 code appears to indicate that the oven relay board can't get the status of the switches (door closed, motor door lock). Try unplugging the range to reset the control board. Next check the wiring harness. If there is nothing wrong with the wiring, then the oven relay board may be faulty. Please add a comment with the model of the Frigidaire range if you would like a parts diagram and other information. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

The gas orifices for propane are different than LP gas. Are you trying to blow yourself up?

It is not based on time,. It uses temp sensors. When surface is cool enough it will go out..

This is going to require a new EOC, which is the control board. I attached a link that may help.

The first thing we want to do is disconnect all power to the range for 5 minutes. Turn the power back on and test. If that does not work it could be the induction generator or the relay board it would take some electrical testing to figure out which. I hope this was some help.

Code D81 is usually caused by a power surge of some type. The first thing to try is to unplug or shut off the power to the unit for 5 minutes and try it again.