Kenmore 664 Slide-In Range Code F1E0 / F1E1 / F1E2: Oven control board
Whirlpool built the electric slide-in ranges sold by Kenmore with model numbers starting 664., and they report oven control board failure as F1E0, F1E1, or F1E2. The code means the board that runs the oven has…
- Code
- F1E0 / F1E1 / F1E2 (664-prefix)
- Appliance
- Range
- Brand
- Kenmore
- Warranty
- 30-day workmanship
What F1E0 / F1E1 / F1E2 (664-prefix) means
Whirlpool built the electric slide-in ranges sold by Kenmore with model numbers starting 664., and they report oven control board failure as F1E0, F1E1, or F1E2. The code means the board that runs the oven has detected a problem in its own circuits. The suggested first step is to disconnect power for 30 seconds. You may see the code flash, the oven stop heating, or the oven panel stop responding.
Common causes of F1E0 / F1E1 / F1E2 (664-prefix)
- The oven control board
- Power supply to the board
- A one-time glitch cleared by a reset
- Connector at the board
1. Cancel any cooking and let the range cool. 2. Disconnect power to the range for 30 seconds, then restore it. 3. Set a simple bake and watch for the code. 4. If F1E0, F1E1, or F1E2 appears again, stop using the oven. 5. Call us and tell us which of the three it was.
- If the code returns after a power reset, the board is the likely area
- We confirm it rather than assume it
- A board is a larger repair, so we quote in writing first
Other Range codes
Are the three codes different?
On this 664 platform they all describe an oven control board failure. The last digits distinguish internal checks, but the first step is the same for each.
Why disconnect power for 30 seconds?
It lets the board restart. If the code was a one-time glitch, the oven works again. If it returns, the board or its connection needs testing.
Is a new board always needed?
Not always. A power reset sometimes clears a one-time error, and a loose connector can mimic a bad board. We test first, give a written price before work, and back the repair with a 30-day warranty.
Still seeing F1E0 / F1E1 / F1E2 (664-prefix)?
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.