Symptom hub

Range locked door or power warning error codes

Compare range codes that usually point to locked-door, latch, miswired supply, or electrical power warnings.

Matching records: 4

Use this as a narrowing step

A symptom can point to several different parts or installation issues. Use this hub to find likely code records, then confirm the exact code on the appliance display.

Coverage status

This page is published as a comparison hub for matching records. Open the exact code record before using any guidance.

How to narrow it

First separate a locked-door message from a supply or miswire warning. Do not force a locked oven door, remove panels, reset breakers repeatedly, or continue heating as a test. Record every code segment and note whether it followed installation, an outage, or self-clean, without treating timing as a diagnosis. Electrical warnings, repeated trips, heat damage, smoke, or any gas odor require immediate stop-use and the appropriate qualified or emergency service boundary.

Decision trees

Decision guide

Range electrical

Qualified-service boundaries for range power supply, miswired outlet, bad line, and electrical warning codes.

Decision guide

Range door lock

Owner-level boundaries for range door latch, door switch, self-clean lock, and oven unlock warnings.

Matching records

F9Error code

Manufacturer guidance usually ties F9 to a condition where a component has failed somewhere in the oven door-lock circuit.

Bad LineError code

Usually indicates that power was applied to the oven or range but it was not wired correctly.

F5 E1Error code

Whirlpool documents F5 E1 as a main oven door latch, door switch, or associated wiring concern.

F9 E0Error code

Commonly logged for an electrical supply or miswired outlet concern on an electric range.