Published 2025-12-09 · Error & Fault Codes
A KitchenAid oven showing F2-E0 has detected an over-temperature condition: the control read a cavity temperature above its safe limit and shut the heat down. The two usual causes are a failed temperature sensor sending a false high reading and a relay on the control board that has stuck closed.
What We Check
Reading the sign is the start; testing confirms the part. Here is how we work this fault on KitchenAid:
| Code | What It Means | What We Check |
|---|---|---|
F1-E0 | Control board fault | Test and reset the control board |
Refrigerator not cooling | Compressor, fan, or damper fault | Test the compressor, evaporator fan, and damper |
How We Fix It
- A refrigerator not cooling or a warm section
- A range element or igniter not working
Other KitchenAid codes we read on KitchenAid include F2-E0 and F3-E1. See the full list and model lines on our KitchenAid repair page.
Why It Matters
An oven that will not hold temperature disrupts everything from weeknight dinners to holiday cooking. We test the igniter, element, sensor, and control so the repair addresses the real cause rather than masking a symptom.
What to Have Ready When You Book
It helps to have the model number and any fault code or indicator light noted before we arrive. That lets parts needs and availability for KitchenAid are confirmed after diagnosis, and repair timing is scheduled accordingly.
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