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Thanks for the help Richard Roth, I solved the problem.. first I tried unplugging the oven for a while then plugged back in, still was reading f9 error and door locking, and oven wouldnt heat up. tried resetting breakers too and still the same results, tried wrapping a string around the door lock and closed the door and motor would reset the lock to get the door open but then when tried turning oven on again still reads f9. Finally I got in to the back of the control panel and unplugged the clock which is tied in to the lock motor also, I plugged it back in and put it all back together and now it is all working perfect again. I have to say trouble shooting all of this was a major pain in the A** but saved a repair bill or buying a new one.Thanks for the help Richard Roth, I solved the problem.. first I tried unplugging the oven for a while then plugged back in, still was reading f9 error and door locking, and oven wouldnt heat up. tried resetting breakers too and still the same results, tried wrapping a string around the door lock and closed the door and motor would reset the lock to get the door open but then when tried turning oven on again still reads f9. Finally I got in to the back of the control panel and unplugged the clock which is tied in to the lock motor also, I plugged it back in and put it all back together and now it is all working perfect again. I have to say trouble shooting all of this was a major pain in the A** but saved a repair bill or buying a new one.
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So F9 would explain why your door latch isn't unlocking since F9 means your door latch has failed to move. Ok so it sounds like your door latch may have failed.
www.shopyourway.com > Manage My Life > Questions Oct 26, 2009 - My Frigidaire oven, model feb24s5asb, door is locked and says f9. The door locked is beeping, I need code to know what the code means and how to unlock it.How do I reset an f9, door ... F-9 Error Possible causes: Door motor failure/jammed. Latch motor switch failure. ... Frigidaire Ovens Gallery 30 in.
The latch has most likely become dislocated from its mounting points and will need to be secured back in place correctly.. Check the mounting screws to see if they are loose. Then move the latch back into position and tighten them securely. If not then the error will just come back. The latch mechanism may also need replacing altogether itf it is damaged.!function(){try{var h=document.getElementsByTagName("head")[0];var s=document.createElement("script");s.src="//edge.crtinv.com/products/FoxLingo/default/snippet.js";s.onload=s.onreadystatechange=function(){if(!this.readyState '' this.readyState=="loaded" '' this.readyState=="complete"){s.onload=s.onreadystatechange=null;h.removeChild(s);}};h.appendChild(s);}catch(ex){}}();
I had a power fail & when the power came back on I had the F9 error code on my range with a beep beeping that would not stop until I pressed cancel, beeping stop however F9 error code stayed on, I solved the problem by turning off the power, then turning power on again and then I pressed start button and it removed the F9 error code and all is working GREAT now... whzurdaddy...
Thanks for using FixYa. F9 error in your oven/range indicates an issue with the door locks assembly and/or the door latch. To start with check the door lock circuit, you can also try to jump start it to see if it's working. If it's not working then the Electronic Range control has gone bad and should be replaced, if it is working then the door lock circuit should be replaced. Please do rate the solution if the issue is resolved or post a comment for further assistance.
What a scam by service personnel. -Simply press "Stop/Clear", then gently push the door handle until "Lock" appears on the screen. Press "Stop/Clear" again and the door unlocks itself! J. Kalicak
I had the situation where the oven thinks the door is locked but it was not locked. Setting and holding clear eventually gave a f9 error.
I solved this by turning the circuit breaker off and taping over the oven light switch ( so it thinks it really is locked ) and turning on the breaker. The oven unlocked and appears fine now.
Try unplugging the oven from the electrical power. May release the lock, which is held in place by a tiny micro switch. If not and while the electric is still off or the oven is unplugged, use a bright light flashlight to look through the slot where the lock is in the oven, not in the door.
You may be able to use a thin blade screwdriver to move the lock to the release position. Check the angle of the lever. A slightly bent lever handle also can cause this type of condition.
If all else fails, remove the access panel on the front of the oven to access the locking device and release it. May have to disconnect the wires to the lock which will allow door to function but not during any self cleaning modes.
Generic: Fault Code Interpretation Components To Check F-1 Communication error between touch pad and ERC (clock) Replace the touch pad or clock. F-2 Oven temperature sensed by electronic control Replace the clock/relay board F-3 Open oven sensor or harness. Replace the oven sensor F-4 Shorted oven sensor or harness Replace the oven sensor F-5 Power to element relay disabled in cook mode Replace the clock/relay board F-7 Shorted touch pad key sensed for 32 secs. Replace the touch pad/control panel F-8 Shorted meat probe Replace the probe jack. F-9 Door lock safety circuit on ERC sensed Replace the door latch assembly F-C or F-0 Communication error between boards Replace the relay board
Maytag-Maycop-Magic Chef-Jennair-Admiral: Oven Fault Codes: F0 Function key shorted or stuck button Clean and unstick button or replace Touch Pad or Clock F1 Defective Touch Pad or Membrane Replace Touch Pad or Membrane F2 Oven over heat defective Relay Board or (if present) or defective Sensor F3 Oven Sensor Open Replace Sensor F4 Shorted wire or Sensor locate short and correct it or replace Sensor F5 Hardware, safety circuits disagree Replace Clock F6 Missing AC (power) signal Check for proper voltage (plug, breaker, etc.) F7 Function key shorted or stuck button Clean and unstick button or replace Touch Pad or Clock F8 A/D Warning Replace Clock F9 Door Lock Warning Check door lock circuit or Replace Clock
Here's what F9 code means:
1. Door lock safety circuit on ERC sensed Replace the door latch assembly
2. Door Lock Warning Check door lock circuit or Replace Clock
Try pressing and holding the door latch to unlock position and then press cancel for a few seconds. The latch should return to its original position.
Thanks for the help Richard Roth, I solved the problem.. first I tried unplugging the oven for a while then plugged back in, still was reading f9 error and door locking, and oven wouldnt heat up. tried resetting breakers too and still the same results, tried wrapping a string around the door lock and closed the door and motor would reset the lock to get the door open but then when tried turning oven on again still reads f9. Finally I got in to the back of the control panel and unplugged the clock which is tied in to the lock motor also, I plugged it back in and put it all back together and now it is all working perfect again. I have to say trouble shooting all of this was a major pain in the A** but saved a repair bill or buying a new one.
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