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Symptoms

• Oven will not heat or heats inconsistently • Temperature display shows incorrect or fluctuating temperatures • Error code F01 appears on the digital display panel • Oven shuts off mid-cycle • Self-cleaning cycle stops prematurely • Oven beeps repeatedly and locks controls • Unable to set or maintain desired cooking temperature

Possible Causes

• Temperature sensor (thermistor probe) is faulty or has failed • Loose or disconnected sensor wiring harness at the control board • Sensor probe is damaged, cracked, or corroded from moisture or food debris • Poor electrical connection at the sensor terminal blocks • Sensor probe dislodged from oven cavity after high-heat cycle or self-clean • Control board failure preventing sensor signal recognition • 240V power supply instability affecting sensor signal transmission

Safety Checks You Can Do

• Unplug the oven or switch off the dedicated 240V circuit breaker for 60 seconds, then restore power to perform a hard reset • Allow the oven to cool completely for at least 2 hours before attempting any inspection • Visually inspect the oven interior cavity for any visible sensor probe damage, cracks, or corrosion • Check that your oven is connected to a dedicated 240V/60Hz circuit breaker (not shared with other appliances) as required by USA electrical codes • Verify the home circuit breaker for the oven circuit has not tripped; reset if necessary • Examine the oven door latch and seal for visible cracks, wear, or misalignment, especially if error appears after self-clean cycle • Listen for any unusual clicking or buzzing sounds from the control board area when power is applied • If error persists after reset, discontinue use and do not attempt to disassemble internal components
Safety First

Always disconnect the appliance from power before performing any checks. If you are unsure about any step, please contact a qualified technician.

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