Maytag Range Error Code F1-F
Jumper not removed from printed circuit board (PCB).
Jumper not removed from printed circuit board (PCB).
First step from the service manual
Remove jumper from PCB.
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What F1-F means on a Maytag range
The F1-F error code on a Maytag range indicates that a configuration jumper has not been removed from the printed circuit board (PCB), also called the control board. During manufacturing or servicing, jumpers are sometimes installed on PCBs to configure the board for specific models, voltage configurations, or feature sets. When the board is installed in a range and powered up, the control system checks for the presence or absence of these jumpers as part of its self-diagnostic routine. If a required jumper is detected that should have been removed prior to operation, the F1-F code is triggered and normal operation is prevented.
This error is most commonly encountered after a control board has been replaced. Replacement PCBs are sometimes shipped with configuration jumpers in place, and the technician or installer must remove the appropriate jumper before installing the board in the appliance. Failing to do so will cause the F1-F fault to appear immediately upon powering the range. The jumper itself is a small removable connector bridging two pins on the board surface.
The fix is straightforward: disconnect power to the range, locate the jumper on the PCB, remove it, and restore power. The jumper is typically visible on the board surface and can be pulled free with needle-nose pliers or fingers. Once removed, the control board should resume normal operation and the error code should clear. No other components are typically involved in this fault.
Source: manufacturer service documentation.
Common causes of F1-F
- 01
Jumper left on replacement PCB
Wiring / connectionReplacement control boards are often shipped with a configuration jumper installed. If the technician or installer did not remove it before powering the range, F1-F will display immediately.
- 02
Jumper inadvertently reinstalled during servicing
Wiring / connectionDuring board inspection or handling, a jumper may be accidentally reseated on the PCB pins. Visually inspect the board for any bridging connectors that should not be present.
- 03
Incorrect PCB installed for this model
Part replacementIf a board intended for a different configuration was installed, it may have jumper settings that do not match this range. Confirm the board part number is correct for the specific model.
Frequently asked questions about F1-F
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