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KitchenAid Wall Oven F3E0 / F3E1 — Oven temperature-sensor circuit fault

Editorial & technical review
  • Written by ApplianceWorth Editorial Team
  • Technically reviewed by Victor — appliance technician
  • Last reviewed 2026-07-01
  • Applies to KitchenAid range / ovens
  • Confidence medium
  • Also displayed as F3E0
  • Sources Manufacturer service documentation and field-repair experience · Methodology · Report a correction

What this code means

The control reads an open or shorted oven-temperature sensor circuit. F3E0 applies to the main or upper oven; F3E1 applies to the lower oven on double-oven models.

Most likely causes

  • A failed oven temperature sensor
  • A loose, burned or pinched sensor harness
  • A poor connection at the appliance manager
  • A failed sensor-input circuit on the control board

Safe checks for the owner

  1. Stop using the affected oven cavity because temperature control may be inaccurate.
  2. Disconnect power at the breaker for five minutes and retry once after the oven is cool.
  3. Do not remove the sensor or measure it while the appliance is energized.

Estimated U.S. repair cost

$200–$420, depending on model, access, parts availability and local labor.