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Whirlpool Microwave F# E# / All other F and E codes error code

Difficulty: Medium · Cost: $0–$350 · Duration: 1m

Any F# E# code on your Whirlpool microwave means a component or system fault was detected. All Whirlpool microwave F# E# error codes are resolved the same way — turn off the circuit breaker for 1 minute then turn it back on. Monitor for 1 minute to confirm the code does not return. If any F# E# code returns after the reset contact a qualified technician or schedule service as the affected component will need professional inspection.

Common causes

  • A sensor, component, or control board fault was detected by the microwave's diagnostic system

How to fix it

  1. 1

    Note the exact code displayed on the screen

  2. 2

    Turn off the circuit breaker supplying power to the microwave for 1 minute

  3. 3

    Turn the circuit breaker back on

  4. 4

    Monitor the microwave for 1 minute to verify normal operation

  5. 5

    If the F# E# code returns contact a qualified technician or schedule service with the specific code noted

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F# E# / All other F and E codes error — frequently asked questions

What does the F# E# / All other F and E codes error mean on a Whirlpool microwave?

A component or system fault was detected — reset the circuit breaker to attempt to clear

What causes the F# E# / All other F and E codes error?

The F# E# / All other F and E codes error is usually caused by: A sensor, component, or control board fault was detected by the microwave's diagnostic system.

Can I fix the F# E# / All other F and E codes error myself?

It's possible for a moderately handy person, but budget 1m and expect some disassembly.

How much does it cost to fix the F# E# / All other F and E codes error?

Fixing the F# E# / All other F and E codes error on a Whirlpool microwave typically costs $0–$350, depending on parts and whether you do it yourself or hire a technician.

Is it safe to keep using my microwave with the F# E# / All other F and E codes error?

In most cases yes, but it's best to address the F# E# / All other F and E codes error soon — see the fix steps below to resolve it.