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i need help with kenmore oven error codes. for models like the 790, a common error isf10 for a runaway temperature. how do i know if i have a 790 model or similar? the 790 and similar self-cleaning ranges weremade after 2004. but the most certain way is to check the model number on the stickerinside the oven. yeah, because that’s where the repair guystarts. if you get f10, the oven is overheating, thoughwhether the heating element is stuck on or the control board is malfunctioning, i don’tknow. i don’t run self-cleaning cycles becauseit can roast the control board, and you’re

lucky if a reboot is enough to get it runningagain. the problem could be a damaged temperaturesensor or loose wire to the temperature control, too. fortunately, i haven’t seen that error. f11 is the error for the control board keyboardbeing shorted out. reboot it, and if that doesn’t work, replace the control boardand keypad. i think on my oven, the two are one big piece. f12 is an error for a faulty microprocessorerror, while f13 is an error in the memory of the control board. in both cases, you tryto clear it by rebooting, and replacing the

control board if not. i hate how smart appliances are so advancedthey need the same default tech support as my iphone – if in doubt, reboot. the f30 error code means the temperature sensorprobe is open. first check the wiring, then check the probe.and if necessary, switch to a meat thermometer instead of a sensor probe. f31 is the error for a shorted temperaturesensor probe. you can check to see if its resistance is less than 500 ohms, becauseif it is, you have to replace the sensor. what if the resistance is above that level?

reboot to see if that fixes it or check elsewherein the wiring. f90, though, is the oven door unlock time is taking too long. i’ve heard of that coming up along withthe overheating error because the oven is stuck at too hot during a self cleaning cycle. it can also happen if the lock motor burnedout, the switches are broken, the lock assembly has malfunctioned or the control board ismessed up. if it is the control board, i can at leastreboot and try to open the door to the oven in that time. i’ve heard of other models letting you engageself-cleaning and opening it when the lock

disengages because it thinks that is actuallylocking it. then i have to reboot it again to hopefullyhave access to the interior while it sorts itself out. f91 comes up if it can’t unlock it, butyou try the same solutions as f90. f92 is what happens when it is open too long. then you make sure the hinge or lock aren’tbroken and that the kids aren’t opening the door too much to check on the food that’snever done. or the seal isn't so filthy that the oventhinks the door is open. more likely slamming the oven door closedbroke the sensor or switch for it.