Please do take care to read the information thoroughly as it is there to help you understand fault codes and to keep you safe. There are also some help, tips and hints with a lot of the fault codes published here that you usually will not find anywhere else and, as we learn, we add more information so if you can't find what you need please ask in the forums.
Before using this section please understand that fault or error codes are used as a diagnostic aid, they are not a replacement for diagnostic skill on the part of the person repairing the product and are not in any way usually going to point to the precise component that is faulty. All they do is give you an idea of where to start looking for the fault.
AEG Cooker and Oven Error codes
These error code explanations can help you diagnose a problem with your AEG Cooker and Oven.
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We add more information as we learn so if you can't find what you need please ask in the Repair forums.
F0
No alarm signal
- Issue:
- The main control board in your oven has failed to communicate with the alarm.
- Advice:
- Replace main electronic controller. This is most likely a fault with the control board itself, which may need replacing.
We add more information as we learn so if you can't find what you need please ask in the Repair forums. Alternatively you can book a repair online or call us on 0208 226 3633 to arrange an engineer visit. We offer fixed price AEG Oven Repairs in London.
F1
Door will not lock
- Issue:
- If there is an issue with the door lock in your appliance you may see this error code.
- Electronics could be defective.
- Since an error be only a software problem before booking an engineer it is recommended to reset your appliance.
- Reset can be done by unplugging the appliance from the socket, wait 30 seconds and plug it back again.
- If you do not have access to the socket, you may also achieve the same result via the circuit breaker of your home.
- After plugging in the appliance to the socket, start the appliance and test it.
- Advice:
- My oven shows the error message "F1" in the display:
- Check door lock
- Check the door lock and the wiring and connections to it to get to the cause of the fault
If an error message occurs on the display again, you can book a service engineer to solve your problem. If the problem persists, please arrange an engineer visit. We offer fixed price AEG Oven Repairs in London, you can book a repair online or call us on 0208 226 3633 to arrange an engineer visit.
F2
Door will not unlock
- Issue:
- Door not closed properly or door lock defective. The opposite fault to the above, this fault indicates your oven door won’t unlock. Once again you’ll need to check the door lock mechanism and its wiring and connections. This fault could also be down to the oven thermostat as this could be giving an incorrect temperature reading, preventing the door lock from being released.
- Advice:
- My oven shows the error message "F2" in the display:
- Check door lock mechanism
- Check control thermostat
F3
Self test error
- Issue:
- Operating electronics defective.
- Since an error could be only a software problem before booking an engineer it is recommended to reset your appliance.
- Reset can be done by unplugging the appliance from the socket, wait 30 seconds and plug it back again.
- If you do not have access to the socket, you may also achieve the same result via the circuit breaker of your home.
- After plugging in the appliance to the socket, start the appliance and test it.
- Advice:
- My oven shows the error message "F3" in the display:
- Disconnect oven from mains power
- Wait five minutes with no mains connected
- Reconnect oven and restart
F4
Shorted or open circuit oven temperature sensor
- Issue:
- Temperature Sensor Fault - If you see this error code you’ll need to check your temperature sensor and the wiring and connections between the sensor and the main control board. You may need to replace the sensor.
- Temperature sensor defective.
- Since an error could be only a software problem before booking an engineer it is recommended to reset your appliance.
- Reset can be done by unplugging the appliance from the socket, wait 30 seconds and plug it back again.
- If you do not have access to the socket, you may also achieve the same result via the circuit breaker of your home.
- After plugging in the appliance to the socket, start the appliance and test it.
- Advice:
- My oven shows the error message "F4" in the display:
- Check sensor harness and harness connection between oven sensor and oven control
- Replace oven temperature sensor if wiring is ok
F5
Relay contacts detected as sticking
- Issue:
- Control Board Error - This fault suggests a problem has developed with the main electronic control board in your oven. It may need replacing to bring your machine back to full working order again.
- Advice:
- Replace main electronic control board
We add more information as we learn so if you can't find what you need please ask in the Repair forums. Alternatively you can book a repair online or call us on 0208 226 3633 to arrange an engineer visit. We offer fixed price AEG Oven Repairs in London.
F5, F6
My oven shows the error message "F5" or "F6" in the display.
- Issue:
- Electronics defective.
- Advice:
- Since an error could be only a software problem before booking an engineer it is recommended to reset your appliance.
- Reset can be done by unplugging the appliance from the socket, wait 30 seconds and plug it back again.
- If you do not have access to the socket, you may also achieve the same result via the circuit breaker of your home.
- After plugging in the appliance to the socket, start the appliance and test it.
F7
Incorrect mains supply polarity
- Issue:
- Mains Supply Issue - You’ll see this fault if your oven has detected a problem with the power coming into it. This could mean your appliance has been wired in incorrectly. You’ll need to check the mains supply connection to your oven to get to the bottom of this error code.
- Advice:
- Check mains connection is correct
We add more information as we learn so if you can't find what you need please ask in the Repair forums. Alternatively you can book a repair online or call us on 0208 226 3633 to arrange an engineer visit. We offer fixed price AEG Oven Repairs in London.
F8
Power supply problem to interface
- Issue:
- Power Supply Issue to Control Board
The main control board is not receiving power as it should. Check the wiring and connections to it. If all the connections are fine, you’ll possibly need to replace the control board. - Advice:
- Check wiring and connectors
- Replace main electronic control PCB
F9
Processor is auto resetting
- Issue:
- Processor Auto Resetting
- Advice:
- Disconnect oven from mains power
- Wait five minutes with no mains connected
- Reconnect oven and restart
F10
My oven shows the error message "F10" in the display.
- Issue:
- Electronics could be defective.
- Advice:
- Since an error be only a software problem before booking an engineer it is recommended to reset your appliance.
- Reset can be done by unplugging the appliance from the socket, wait 30 seconds and plug it back again.
- If you do not have access to the socket, you may also achieve the same result via the circuit breaker of your home.
- After plugging in the appliance to the socket, start the appliance and test it.
F11
My oven shows the error message "F11" in the display.
- Issue:
- Meat probe defective or not properly connected.
- Advice:
- We add more information as we learn so if you can't find what you need please ask in the Repair forums. Alternatively you can book a repair online or call us on 0208 226 3633 to arrange an engineer visit. We offer fixed price AEG Oven Repairs in London.
E1010
My oven shows the error message "E1010" in the display.
- Issue:
- E1010 indicates the temperature inside the cavity has got too high.
- Advice:
- This can be reset by switching off from the mains for approximately 10 minutes. If the fault persists, please arrange an engineer visit. We offer fixed price AEG Oven Repairs in London, you can book a repair online or call us on 0208 226 3633 to arrange an engineer visit.
E20
My oven shows the error message "E20" in the display.
- Issue:
- E2020 followed by E20:
Please check the light in the oven. It’s possible that the halogen lamp is defective. - Advice:
- You can buy a new lamp in our online shop.
To access our online shop please use the link on the left side of the screen. We offer fixed price AEG Oven Repairs in London, you can book a repair online or call us on 0208 226 3633 to arrange an engineer visit.
SAFE
My oven shows the message "SAFE" in the display.
- Issue:
- The Safety Block is active and the oven functioning is blocked. This can be useful, for example to stop it being used by children.
- To unlock it, refer to the User Instruction manual
- It can be released in AEG KB98xx/KM98xx models by simultaneously pressing in the ["+" and "-"] or ["P" and "-"] buttons. "P" is the Programme button here.
- Advice:
- It can be released in other appliances by pressing the Stop button for 3 seconds.
d
My oven shows the message "d" in the display.
- Issue:
- "d" is shown in the display and the oven does not heat and the fan does not operate: Test mode is switched on.
- Advice:
- Switch off the appliance. Touch and hold both "P" and "+" buttons at the same time, until signal sounds and "d" display goes out. If the fault persists, , please arrange an engineer visit. We offer fixed price AEG Oven Repairs in London, you can book a repair online or call us on 0208 226 3633 to arrange an engineer visit.
The temperature indicator of my oven is blinking.
- Issue:
- The temperature indicator switches ON and OFF every time when the heating element is activated.
- Advice:
- This is normal, no remedy required.
F1, F10
My oven shows an error message in the display.
- Issue:
- If the error message is not "F1", "F10", "F11", "F2", "F3", "F4", "F5", "F6", "F8", "F9", "d", "E1010" or "SAFE":
- Advice:
- Since an error could be only a software problem before booking an engineer it is recommended to reset your appliance.
- Reset can be done by unplugging the appliance from the socket, wait 30 seconds and plug it back again.
- If you do not have access to the socket, you may also achieve the same result via the circuit breaker of your home.
- After plugging in the appliance to the socket, start the appliance and test it.
We add more information as we learn so if you can't find what you need please ask in the Repair forums. Alternatively you can book a repair online or call us on 0208 226 3633 to arrange an engineer visit. We offer fixed price AEG Oven Repairs in London.
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