People find it difficult to diagnose the error codes on their ovens. So, in this article, we will look at Gorenje oven error codes, what they mean, and how to fix them.
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Gorenje Oven Error Code F-01 — How To Fix
If you see the Gorenje oven error code F-01, the temperature sensor or thermostat is faulty. In some Gorenje ovens, a thermostat is used to monitor the temperature while a sensor is used in others. Below, we have listed the steps you need to follow in order to replace the temperature sensor in your Gorenje oven…
Step 1: Unplug the power cord of your Gorenje oven or switch the circuit breaker off to avoid the risk of electrocution.
Step 2: Next, open the oven door.
Step 3: Use a Philips head screwdriver to take out the screws which hold the oven to the cabinet. There are two screws on each side of the oven’s frame.
Step 4: Flip the latches on the door hinges forward. Uninstalling the door will make the oven easier to lift out.
Step 5: Close the door till it stops.
Step 6: Grip the sides of the oven door and lift it off.
Step 7: Set the door assembly on a sturdy cloth lined surface.
Step 8: Lift the oven out of the cabinet and place on a sturdy surface.
Step 9: Turn the oven around to access the rear.
Step 10: Use the same Philips head screwdriver to take out the screws which hold the rear panel to the oven.
Step 11: Lift the rear panel off and set it aside.
Step 12: The temperature sensor should be in between the grill element. If the sensor isn’t between the grill element, it will be on the right or left side of the oven’s rear. Disconnect the wire plug from the temperature sensor.
Step 13: Get a multimeter and turn the dial to the lowest setting for ohms.
Step 14: Touch the two multimeter probes to the pins in the temperature sensor’s wire connector. If you see a reading of around 1100 ohms, the sensor is still good. If the reading is way off from this, the sensor is faulty.
Step 15: Take out the screws which hold the temperature sensor to the oven.
Step 16: Pull out the sensor and get a replacement.
Step 17: Slide the new sensor into the oven and hold it in place with the screws.
Step 18: Connect the wire plug to the new sensor.
Step 19: Reposition the oven’s rear access panel and hold it in place with the screws.
Step 20: Lift the oven back into the cabinet.
Step 21: Secure the oven to the cabinet using the Philips head screws.
Step 22: Lift the oven door.
Step 23: Position the door hinges in the slots on the sides of the oven’s frame.
Step 24: Open the oven door fully and flip the hinge latches back to hold it in place.
Step 25: Shut the door of the oven.
Step 26: Plug the oven’s power cord back in or switch the circuit breaker back on.
If your Gorenje oven doesn’t have a temperature sensor, it probably uses a thermostat. Below, we show you how to replace this component in a Gorenje oven…
Step 1: Pull your Gorenje oven away from the wall and unplug the power cord from the outlet.
Step 2: Using a Philips head screwdriver, take out the screws which hold the oven’s rear access panel in place.
Step 3: Lift the access panel off the oven and set it aside.
Step 4: Open the door of the oven.
Step 5: Pull out the racks inside and set them aside.
Step 6: The thermostat’s capillary tube is seated on two mounting clips on the upper back wall of the oven’s interior. Lift the thermostat off the clips.
Step 7: Pass the capillary tube out through the hole in the oven’s rear.
Step 8: Use the Philips head screwdriver to take out the two screws underneath the oven’s front panel.
Step 9: Lift the metal panel from underneath the panel and set it aside.
Step 10: Pull off the temperature control knob on the oven’s front panel.
Step 11: When you pull the control knob off, you will see two screws. These two screws hold the thermostat in place. Take out the screws using the Philips head screwdriver.
Step 12: Take out the screws underneath the front panel which hold it in place.
Step 13: Lift the front panel up and lower it down.
Step 14: Note where each wire goes on the thermostat by taking a picture.
Step 15: Disconnect the wires from the thermostat.
Step 16: Take out the screws which hold the stove top to the oven. There are screws at the front and back.
Step 17: Lift the stove top and disconnect the wire plugs from it.
Step 18: Set the stove top on a sturdy surface lined with a cloth.
Step 19: Unscrew the retainer on the oven’s rear which hold the thermostat’s wire in place. If there isn’t any retainer, skip this step.
Step 20: Remove the thermostat from the oven and get a new one.
Step 21: Pass the wire of the new thermostat to the oven’s rear.
Step 22: Return the wire retainer and hold it in place using the screws.
Step 23: Lift the stove top.
Step 24: Take the stove top back to the oven.
Step 25: Reconnect the wire plugs to the stove top.
Step 26: Lower the stove top onto the oven.
Step 27: Return the screws at the front and back of the stove top which hold it in place.
Step 28: Connect all the wires to the new thermostat. Use the picture you took for reference to ensure that you connect each wire to the right place. Connecting the wires to the wrong places will prevent the thermostat from functioning.
Step 29: Position the thermostat on the front panel assembly.
Step 30: Hold the thermostat to the panel using the two Philips head screws.
Step 31: Position the temperature control knob on the shaft of the thermostat and push it into place.
Step 32: Reposition the front panel assembly on the oven.
Step 33: Hold the front panel assembly in place using the screws.
Step 34: Return the metal panel underneath the front panel.
Step 35: Secure the metal panel with the screws.
Step 36: Go to the rear of the oven.
Step 37: Pass the capillary tube through the hole in the rear of the oven.
Step 38: Reposition the rear access panel of the oven and hold it in place with the screws.
Step 39: Go to the oven’s interior.
Step 40: Position the capillary tube on the mounting clips.
Step 41: Slide the racks back into the oven.
Step 42: Shut the door of the oven.
Step 43: Plug the oven’s power cord back into the outlet.
Step 44: Push the oven back to the wall.
If the steps above for replacing a thermostat don’t work on your Gorenje oven, read this article: Gorenje Oven Grill [How To, Issues & Proven Solutions]
Gorenje Oven Error Code F-06 — How To Fix
If you see the Gorenje oven error code F-06, the first thing to do is reset the oven. You can reset your Gorenje oven by switching the circuit breaker off or unplugging the power cord from the outlet for 10 minutes. If you still see the error code after doing this, you should replace the control board. Read this article: Gorenje Oven Element [How To, Issues & Solutions] to replace this component. The same also applies for the Gorenje oven error code F7.
Gorenje Oven Error Code F12 — How To Fix
If you see the Gorenje oven error code F12, reset it. Do this by either unplugging the power cord from the outlet or switching the circuit breaker off. After 10 minutes, switch the circuit breaker back on or plug the power cord back in. If that doesn’t fix the problem, there is an electrical issue. Contact a technician to identify and fix the problem.
