Oven Temperature Sensor (RTD) Open Circuit
Applies to: Whirlpool Electric / Convection Wall Oven & Range
The electronic oven control (EOC) detects an open circuit (resistance exceeding 2,500 Ω) on the oven temperature sensor (RTD) circuit.
Electric cooking appliances require high-voltage safety and accurate temperature monitoring. Access our bench diagnostics for bake elements, RTD sensors, and induction generator boards.
We couldn't find documented codes for the selected brand in Ovens, Microwaves & Cooktops.
Applies to: Whirlpool Electric / Convection Wall Oven & Range
The electronic oven control (EOC) detects an open circuit (resistance exceeding 2,500 Ω) on the oven temperature sensor (RTD) circuit.
Applies to: Bosch Induction & Electric Cooktop / Oven
A touch key sensor on the glass ceramic control area has been continuously activated for more than 10 seconds, usually due to boiled-over liquids or a jammed capacitive pad.
Applies to: Samsung Over-the-Range & Countertop Microwave
The microwave control board detects a short circuit in the touch keypad membrane switch (key held down or stuck for more than 60 seconds).
Applies to: GE Profile Electric Range & Wall Oven
Open oven temperature sensor circuit (formerly F3). The electronic range control (ERC) detects infinite electrical resistance across the resistance temperature detector (RTD) probe.
Applies to: LG ProBake Convection Electric & Gas Range
Oven preheat timeout error. The control board monitored cavity temperature during preheat, but temperature failed to exceed 150°F within 5 minutes or failed to reach setpoint within 30 minutes.
Applies to: Whirlpool Electric & Gas Range / Wall Oven
EEPROM memory checksum error. The internal non-volatile memory of the electronic oven control (EOC) board has suffered data corruption or hardware gate failure.
Prior to performing any diagnostic testing or taking electrical measurements on residential or commercial equipment, always lock out / tag out (LOTO) power sources and shut off fuel or water supplies. Wear rated personal protective equipment (insulated gloves, eye protection) and use a calibrated CAT III/CAT IV digital multimeter.
If fault symptoms persist after executing our pinout checks and component resistance tests, consult a factory-certified technician or licensed HVAC/appliance specialist.