Error Codes repair guides and troubleshooting tips.
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Frigidaire oven F11 means a shorted key on the keypad — the control reads a button as stuck. Usually moisture or a failed touchpad. DIY checks and cost.

Frigidaire oven F30 means an open oven temperature sensor — a broken circuit in the RTD probe or its wiring. One of the cheapest oven fixes. DIY and cost.

Frigidaire oven F9 means the door lock failed during the self-clean cycle. Wait for full cool-down, never force the door. Causes, DIY checks, and cost.

Frigidaire refrigerator dF means the automatic defrost cycle failed and frost is building on the evaporator. Causes, DIY confirmation, and repair cost.

Frigidaire refrigerator H1 means the freezer is running too warm. Common causes are an open door, dirty coils, or blocked vents. DIY checks and cost.

Frigidaire refrigerator HI means the fresh-food compartment is too warm, usually from blocked airflow or frost. Safe DIY checks and repair cost.

Frigidaire refrigerator SY CE means the main control and user-interface boards lost communication. Causes, safe DIY checks, and repair cost.

Frigidaire washer E11 means the tub did not fill in time. Usually closed supply valves, kinked hoses, or clogged inlet screens. Cheap DIY checks and cost.

Frigidaire washer E24 means a drain pump circuit failure — water is not draining. Often a clogged pump filter or coin trap. DIY steps and repair cost.

Frigidaire washer E35 means the water level rose above maximum — an overfill. Usually a stuck pressure switch or blocked pressure hose. DIY checks and cost.

Frigidaire washer E41 means the door lock failed — the machine cannot confirm the door is latched. Usually the latch or lock assembly. DIY checks and cost.

Frigidaire washer E52 means a motor signal failure — the control lost the feedback that tells it the drive motor is turning. A pricier fault. Causes and cost.