Maytag Range Error Code F9-5
Unlock switch fault, lower oven-detected when latch is locked.
What the F9-5 error code actually means
Your Maytag range is showing F9-5 because the oven door lock system is not communicating correctly with the control board. Specifically, a switch that confirms the door is fully unlocked is sending the wrong signal, usually after a self-clean cycle runs or finishes. The oven has stopped operating as a safety precaution until this issue is resolved.
The full F9-5 procedure
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Most common causes of F9-5
- 1Damaged or disconnected lock wire harness
- 2Failed lower unlock switch
- 3Faulty door lock motor assembly
- 4Faulty control board
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