Maytag Oven Error Code F2-E0
Shorted keypad — stuck key during normal operation
A key on the oven's keypad registered as continuously pressed for more than 60 seconds during normal operation. This is the most common oven control panel error on Maytag ranges built on the Whirlpool platform.
What Does Error Code F2-E0 Mean on a Maytag Oven?
Shorted keypad — stuck key during normal operation.
A key on the oven's keypad registered as continuously pressed for more than 60 seconds during normal operation. This is the most common oven control panel error on Maytag ranges built on the Whirlpool platform.
What Causes Error Code F2-E0?
Here are the most common causes in order of frequency. Start with the most likely cause before moving to the next:
- 1 Key stuck from grease or food debris buildup 55% of cases
- 2 Keypad membrane failure — key shorted internally 35% of cases
- 3 ERC board keypad interface failure 10% of cases
How to Fix Maytag Oven Error Code F2-E0
- 1
Clean the control panel
Clean around every key with a barely-damp cloth, focusing on the seams. Allow the panel to dry completely before powering on.
- 2
Power cycle
Turn off circuit breaker for 5 minutes. Many F2-E0 errors on Maytag ranges clear after a power cycle and cleaning.
- 3
Replace the keypad
If F2-E0 returns consistently after cleaning, the membrane keypad has an internal short.
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How to Reset Error Code F2-E0
Clean panel. Turn off circuit breaker 5 minutes. If F2-E0 returns, replace keypad.
Note: If the error returns after resetting, the underlying issue has not been resolved. Work through the fix steps above.
When to Call a Professional
If new keypad and F2-E0 persists, the ERC board has a failed keypad scan circuit.
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