KitchenAid Range Error Code F5E2
Door and door position switches do not agree during Clean mode (LCC 180/190).
What the F5E2 error code actually means
Your KitchenAid oven's self-cleaning system detected a problem with the door during a Clean cycle. The oven has two separate sensors that both need to confirm the door is properly shut and locked before cleaning can proceed, and those two sensors are giving conflicting information. The oven stopped the cleaning process as a safety precaution to prevent operating at extreme temperatures with a door that may not be fully secured.
The full F5E2 procedure
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Most common causes of F5E2
- 1Warped or misaligned oven door
- 2Faulty or worn door position switch
- 3Failed door latch switch or latch motor assembly
- 4Damaged or loose wiring harness
- 5Faulty control board (LCC 180/190)
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