Posted on Dec 01, 2007

Oven will not work at all after clean cycle

After a clean cycle, the oven will not get hot at all (in any mode) it will not even go into a clean cycle again. the control panel is working the same as it did. i can feel air comming out of the front vent (not hot at all)

what do you think the problem is

thanks in advance for your advice.

I ran oven through self-cleaning cycle successfully. Used oven later that day and for a few days later successfully. Yesterday, the display beeped, flashed an "E3 F2" (or "E2 F3" - it went away before I definitely decided for sure) error code. After that, the display seemed to be responding properly, and the oven was making the correct sounds (with air blowing out the exhaust port - cold air, that is), but there was no heating occurring in any heating mode I selected. Could it be something as simple as a burned out element...?

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Anonymous Dec 03, 2007

After using the self cleaning feature, an error code EO and F3 appeared and the oven has not worked the same since.
Anonymous Jan 16, 2008

I have had the same problem with the E2F3 error message on the oven. Mine however was not after a clean cycle and has been doing it for several months now. I have not had any problems other than it will sometimes do it during cooking. I have to let the oven cool a little bit and then it will start heating again. Frustrating that I can not find an answer to this problem.
Anonymous Mar 12, 2008

my whirlpool oven will not go into automatic cleaning

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