Frigidaire range & oven error codes: a sensor, a door lock, or a board — and one that means breaker off.

The control saw the oven heating faster or higher than the setting allows — or heating with nothing set. The oven sensor has shorted, or a relay on the board has stuck on.

1. Turn the range's breaker off now. If the oven is hot with nothing set, it stays off until it is fixed.
2. After 30 seconds, turn the breaker back on and watch the display with the oven off: F10 again within a few minutes, or heat with no setting, is the board; F10 only when you start a bake is more often the sensor.

The oven temperature sensor (the probe at the top back of the oven cavity) or the oven control board — a technician's part either way. The range is not used until it is replaced.

The oven temperature sensor reads open — the control sees no sensor. The oven will not heat without one.

1. Switch the breaker off for 30 seconds and back on, then set a bake. F30 that returns at once is the sensor or its plug.

The oven temperature sensor at the top back of the cavity, or its connector behind the back panel — a technician's part. The cooktop still works meanwhile.

The oven temperature sensor reads shorted. Same part as F30, failed the other way.

1. Switch the breaker off for 30 seconds and back on, then set a bake.

The oven temperature sensor or its wiring — a technician's part. If the oven heated on its own before the code, treat it as F10 and leave the breaker off.

The self-clean door lock did not move the way the control asked — it did not lock, did not unlock, or the switch that says where it sits is not answering. The number after the 9 names which step.

1. The oven is cool. The lock will not release while the cavity is hot after a self-clean — wait for it.
2. Nothing is caught in the door — a rack rail or a sheet pan edge keeps the door from seating so the lock cannot throw.
3. Switch the breaker off for 30 seconds and back on; press OFF and hold 6 seconds.

A lock that is stuck after the oven is cool and the reset is the door lock motor and switch assembly — a technician's part. The oven bakes normally on most models while you wait; self-clean does not run until it is replaced.

Not a fault. The power went out and the clock lost its time; the oven will not start until the display is cleared.

1. Press OFF (or Cancel) once, then set the clock.

Nothing to fix. PF with no outage is a loose plug, a breaker that is tripping, or a cord terminal working loose at the back — an electrician's look on a hard-wired range.

Not a fault. The oven holds a bake with no tones, no lights and no display changes; the display reads SAb and the cooktop and most keys do nothing.

1. Press and hold the two keys the manual names for Sabbath mode (on most models Bake Time and Start Time, or the dedicated Sabbath key) for about 3 seconds until SAb goes out.

The range returns to normal. If SAb came on after an outage and the keys do not clear it, switch the breaker off for 30 seconds and try the keys again.