F2 Moderate Easy DIY

Maytag Oven F2 — Oven temperature too high or stuck key

Maytag Oven · Error code F2

What F2 Means

Oven temperature too high or stuck key.

Most Likely Fix

Oven temperature too high or stuck key

PartOven temperature sensor
Typical cost$20-40
Difficultyeasy
Time30 min

Tools: multimeter, nut driver

Diagnose first: If sensor reads ~1080 ohms at room temp it's fine — then suspect stuck touchpad button or relay welded on the control board.

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If the primary fix doesn't resolve it:

PartTouchpad / control board
Typical cost$150-400
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Symptoms

  • F2 shown on the display
  • Oven temperature too high or stuck key

Common Causes

1
Most likely: Oven temperature sensor

If sensor reads ~1080 ohms at room temp it's fine — then suspect stuck touchpad button or relay welded on the control board.

2
Next most likely: Touchpad / control board

If the primary fix does not resolve the code, this is the next part to test.

How to Fix It

  1. If sensor reads ~1080 ohms at room temp it's fine — then suspect stuck touchpad button or relay welded on the control board.
  2. If diagnosis confirms the fault, replace the oven temperature sensor (typical cost $20-40, about 30 min, easy DIY).
  3. Still throwing F2? Test the touchpad / control board next ($150-400).

Parts You May Need

If diagnosis points to a failed part, these are the common replacements. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.

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Always unplug an appliance before servicing it. This guide is for informational purposes and is not a substitute for a qualified technician.