Kenmore Oven Error Code F30
Open RTD sensor probe or wiring problem
What the F30 error code actually means
Your Kenmore oven is displaying F30 because it cannot read the temperature sensor inside the oven cavity, either due to a broken wire or a faulty sensor. The oven will not allow you to start a cooking function until this issue is resolved. The sensor or its wiring will need to be inspected and likely replaced to get the oven working again.
The full F30 procedure
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Most common causes of F30
- 1Broken or disconnected RTD probe wiring
- 2Failed RTD sensor probe
- 3Burnt or corroded connector at the probe or board
- 4Faulty analog control board
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