Kenmore Elite 790 Slide-In Range Codes F13 to F90: Boards, sensor, and lock
On Kenmore Elite electric slide-in ranges with 790. model numbers and three-digit codes, each number names a different area. F13 and F15 mean an oven control board failure, and F14 means the oven board and the…
- Code
- F13/F14/F15/F20/F30-31/F90 (790 Elite slide-in 3-digit)
- Appliance
- Range
- Brand
- Kenmore
- Warranty
- 30-day workmanship
What F13/F14/F15/F20/F30-31/F90 (790 Elite slide-in 3-digit) means
On Kenmore Elite electric slide-in ranges with 790. model numbers and three-digit codes, each number names a different area. F13 and F15 mean an oven control board failure, and F14 means the oven board and the touch panel are not communicating. F20 means the user interface board is not communicating, F30 and F31 mean a sensor problem, and F90 means a door lock problem. Read the number first, because the oven may stop heating, ignore the panel, or stay locked.
Common causes of F13/F14/F15/F20/F30-31/F90 (790 Elite slide-in 3-digit)
- Oven control board, for F13 and F15
- Touch panel link, for F14 and F20
- Temperature sensor circuit, for F30 and F31
- Door lock circuit, for F90
1. Write down the exact code, since these six point to different areas. 2. Stop any cycle and let the range cool. 3. Do not force the door if it is locked. 4. Turn the breaker off for a short time, then back on. 5. If the code returns, call us with the number and what the oven was doing.
- The number narrows the area but does not name a bad part
- We start with the circuit the code points to, then test its neighbors
- We quote in writing before any part is replaced
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How do I tell which problem I have?
The three-digit number decides it. F13 and F15 are the oven board, F14 and F20 are communication links, F30 and F31 are sensor trouble, and F90 is the door lock.
Does this match other Kenmore ranges?
Not necessarily. This list is for the Elite slide-in with three-digit codes. Other 790 ranges use two-digit or four-digit code sets, and the same characters can mean something different there.
How do you approach a code like this?
We read the number, test the circuit it names, and check its neighbors before replacing anything. The price is written before work starts, and the workmanship carries a 30-day warranty.
Still seeing F13/F14/F15/F20/F30-31/F90 (790 Elite slide-in 3-digit)?
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.
