Maytag Range Error Code F9:1
Door lock will not lock.
What the F9:1 error code actually means
Your Maytag range is showing this error because the oven door lock is not closing properly when it should, which happens most often when you try to start a self-clean cycle. The range detected that the door did not lock within the expected time and stopped the process as a safety measure. You may need to check the lock mechanism or call a technician to inspect the wiring and motor inside the door latch assembly.
The full F9:1 procedure
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Most common causes of F9:1
- 1Faulty door lock motor
- 2Damaged or disconnected wiring harness
- 3Corroded or loose connector terminals
- 4Physical obstruction or misaligned door latch
- 5Failed electronic control board
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