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Amana • Central Diagnostic Dictionary

90 Verified Codes in Database

Amana Error Codes & Diagnostics

Access our premium database of error codes, common faults, and professional repair solutions for Amana appliances.

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CodeAppliancesFault / DiagnosticsRepair InstructionsAction

AF

Tumble Dryer

Heating Element, Thermostat & Safety Fuse

Amana NED Automatic Dryness Control & 240V Element Tumble Dryer: Air flow restriction warning code AF; control detects high differential temperature between heater and exhaust duct.

On Amana dryers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Lint screen completely blanketed with lint, bent metal exhaust ducting, or bird nest/debris blocking exterior wall termination hood.

Clean lint screen before every cycle. Wash screen with warm water and soap to remove wax. Inspect outside vent hood flapper while dryer is running to confirm exhaust air velocity. Disconnect power cord for 60 seconds. Inspect 91°C thermal fuse and restore power to reset electromechanical timer and circuit.

C

Refrigerator / Freezer

Refrigeration Compressor, Defrost Heater & PTC Relay

Amana Temp Assure & Garden Fresh ABB Bottom-Mount Refrigerator: Cabinet temperature sensor out of spec C; temperature readout flashes letter C and cooling compressor duty cycle defaults.

On Amana refrigerators (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Refrigerator cabin thermistor open circuit or high contact resistance at harness plug behind cold control housing.

Unclip cold control box from top liner. Disconnect thermistor plug and measure resistance: nominal 2.7 kΩ at 25°C (77°F) or 7.9 kΩ at 0°C (32°F). Replace if open. Turn cold control dial to 0/Off for 10 seconds, then return to recommended mid-point setting 4 to reset thermostat compressor cycle.

C81

Hob / Cooktop

Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Amana AEC Radiant Ceramic & ART Electric Coil Cooktop: Cooktop surface thermal limiter trip C81; element power is locked off until glass temperature drops safely below 300°F (150°C).

On Amana cooktops (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Empty pan left boiling on high heat, warped pot bottom creating hot spots, or defective bimetal element limiter switch.

Remove pan from zone and allow glass to cool for 20 minutes. Use flat-bottom cookware. Test bimetal limiter continuity once cooled (<0.5 Ω closed). Disconnect cooktop 240V breaker for 60 seconds. Ensure control surface is clean and cool, then re-engage breaker.

CF

Refrigerator / Freezer

Refrigeration Compressor, Defrost Heater & PTC Relay

Amana Temp Assure & Garden Fresh ABB Bottom-Mount Refrigerator: Communication failure between main board and dispenser interface CF; dispenser controls become unresponsive.

On Amana refrigerators (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Pinched or damaged wire harness passing through the lower door hinge, or loose multi-pin plug in dispenser housing.

Inspect door hinge wiring harness for damaged conductors. Measure continuity of serial communication wires (<0.5 Ω per wire). Verify +12V DC power to dispenser. Turn cold control dial to 0/Off for 10 seconds, then return to recommended mid-point setting 4 to reset thermostat compressor cycle.

d

Refrigerator / Freezer

Refrigeration Compressor, Defrost Heater & PTC Relay

Amana Temp Assure & Garden Fresh ABB Bottom-Mount Refrigerator: Defrost cycle incomplete warning d; adaptive defrost timer fails to detect evaporator warm-up during defrost period.

On Amana refrigerators (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Defrost bimetal switch contacts open prematurely, broken calrod defrost heater element, or defective adaptive defrost control (ADC) board.

Force manual defrost cycle via door switch diagnostic tap sequence. Measure defrost heater resistance (nominal 25–35 Ω). Test bimetal continuity while frosted (<0.5 Ω). Turn cold control dial to 0/Off for 10 seconds, then return to recommended mid-point setting 4 to reset thermostat compressor cycle.

Door Ajar

Refrigerator / Freezer

Refrigeration Compressor, Defrost Heater & PTC Relay

Amana Temp Assure & Garden Fresh ABB Bottom-Mount Refrigerator: Door ajar alert chime sounded; refrigerator or freezer door switch registers open for more than 5 minutes continuously.

On Amana refrigerators (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Door magnetic gasket pulled away from cabinet frame, misaligned hinge, or defective magnetic reed door sensor.

Check door gasket seal around entire perimeter with a dollar bill. Level cabinet slightly tilted back. Test reed switch continuity: 0 Ω with magnet adjacent. Turn cold control dial to 0/Off for 10 seconds, then return to recommended mid-point setting 4 to reset thermostat compressor cycle.

E0

Refrigerator / Freezer

Refrigeration Compressor, Defrost Heater & PTC Relay

Amana Temp Assure & Garden Fresh ABB Bottom-Mount Refrigerator: Automatic ice maker motor/sensor fault E0; ice production halts and ice maker stops cycling ice cubes into bin.

On Amana refrigerators (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Ice harvest rake jammed by frozen ice clump, stripped ice mold drive gears, or defective optical level infrared sensor.

Defrost any ice jams in the mold cavity. Verify ice maker ejector motor resistance: nominal 3,500–5,000 Ω. Measure fill valve solenoid coil (200–350 Ω). Turn cold control dial to 0/Off for 10 seconds, then return to recommended mid-point setting 4 to reset thermostat compressor cycle.

E1

Refrigerator / Freezer

Refrigeration Compressor, Defrost Heater & PTC Relay

Amana Temp Assure & Garden Fresh ABB Bottom-Mount Refrigerator: Fresh food compartment NTC thermistor fault E1; refrigerator compartment temperature drifts too warm or freezes produce.

On Amana refrigerators (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): NTC thermistor bead open circuit (>100 kΩ) or shorted (<500 Ω), or moisture penetrated sensor potting behind air tower.

Disconnect sensor harness connector. Measure thermistor resistance: nominal 2.7 kΩ at 25°C (77°F), 7.9 kΩ at 0°C (32°F), or 8.8 kΩ at 3°C (37°F). Replace if drifted. Turn cold control dial to 0/Off for 10 seconds, then return to recommended mid-point setting 4 to reset thermostat compressor cycle.

E2

Refrigerator / Freezer

Refrigeration Compressor, Defrost Heater & PTC Relay

Amana Temp Assure & Garden Fresh ABB Bottom-Mount Refrigerator: Freezer evaporator coil thermistor fault E2; frost accumulates on back wall and cooling performance degrades.

On Amana refrigerators (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Defrost thermistor clipped to evaporator tubing open circuit, shorted, or water intrusion causing ice expansion damage.

Remove freezer back panel. Measure evaporator thermistor resistance: nominal 7.9 kΩ at 0°C (32°F) or 22.0 kΩ at -18°C (0°F). Replace thermistor if open or short. Turn cold control dial to 0/Off for 10 seconds, then return to recommended mid-point setting 4 to reset thermostat compressor cycle.

E3

Refrigerator / Freezer

Refrigeration Compressor, Defrost Heater & PTC Relay

Amana Temp Assure & Garden Fresh ABB Bottom-Mount Refrigerator: Defrost system failure or defrost heater timeout E3; evaporator coils choke with thick frost and air flow ceases.

On Amana refrigerators (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Open calrod or glass defrost heating element, tripped bimetal defrost thermostat, or burned defrost relay on main control board.

Measure defrost heater resistance: nominal 25–35 Ω (calrod) or 80–120 Ω (glass tube). Measure bimetal thermostat continuity: 0 Ω when frosty (<15°F / -9°C). Turn cold control dial to 0/Off for 10 seconds, then return to recommended mid-point setting 4 to reset thermostat compressor cycle.

E4

Refrigerator / Freezer

Refrigeration Compressor, Defrost Heater & PTC Relay

Amana Temp Assure & Garden Fresh ABB Bottom-Mount Refrigerator: Ambient room temperature sensor fault E4; control cannot compensate compressor speed for summer/winter kitchen temperatures.

On Amana refrigerators (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Open circuit or shorted NTC thermistor inside top hinge cover, or disconnected wire lead at main control board.

Remove top hinge cover. Measure ambient NTC thermistor resistance with ohmmeter: nominal 2.7 kΩ at 25°C (77°F) or 3.3 kΩ at 20°C (68°F). Replace if open. Turn cold control dial to 0/Off for 10 seconds, then return to recommended mid-point setting 4 to reset thermostat compressor cycle.

E5

Refrigerator / Freezer

Refrigeration Compressor, Defrost Heater & PTC Relay

Amana Temp Assure & Garden Fresh ABB Bottom-Mount Refrigerator: Freezer compartment air temperature sensor fault E5; freezer cooling becomes erratic or compressor runs continuously.

On Amana refrigerators (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): NTC thermistor in freezer air stream open circuit or shorted, or moisture condensation corroded harness terminals.

Locate freezer air sensor on sidewall. Measure thermistor resistance: nominal 7.9 kΩ at 0°C (32°F) or 22.0 kΩ at -18°C (0°F). Replace if drifted. Turn cold control dial to 0/Off for 10 seconds, then return to recommended mid-point setting 4 to reset thermostat compressor cycle.

E6

Refrigerator / Freezer

Refrigeration Compressor, Defrost Heater & PTC Relay

Amana Temp Assure & Garden Fresh ABB Bottom-Mount Refrigerator: Temperature-controlled pantry/crisper drawer sensor fault E6; motorized air damper fails to regulate drawer temperature.

On Amana refrigerators (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Pantry drawer NTC thermistor open or short circuit, disconnected drawer rail harness connector, or jammed damper door stepper motor.

Remove pantry drawer. Check connector pins on rear rail. Measure drawer NTC resistance: nominal 2.7 kΩ at 25°C (77°F). Test damper motor stepper coils (350–450 Ω per phase). Turn cold control dial to 0/Off for 10 seconds, then return to recommended mid-point setting 4 to reset thermostat compressor cycle.

E1 F2

Oven / Microwave

Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Amana BakeAssist 500 AER & Temp Assure Range Oven: Membrane keypad ribbon disconnect error E1 F2; control board fails to communicate with capacitive touch sensor console.

On Amana ovens (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Flexible matrix connector pins partially backed out of board socket, or internal hairline crack in copper foil conductors.

Unseat and reseat ribbon cable into control board header. Verify locking clip is snapped down. If error persists, replace touch keypad console. Press Cancel/Off key. If error persists, trip double-pole breaker for 60 seconds to reset electronic clock timer and erase fault register.

F01

Tumble Dryer

Heating Element, Thermostat & Safety Fuse

Amana NED Automatic Dryness Control & 240V Element Tumble Dryer: Primary electronic machine control board microcomputer fault F01; dryer ceases tumbling and display flashes error code.

On Amana dryers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Power line voltage surge, corrupted internal flash firmware, or failure in DC low-voltage power supply stage on main board.

Disconnect power for 2 minutes to reboot microcontroller. Inspect main control board for scorched traces or damaged solder joints. Measure +5V and +12V DC test points. Disconnect power cord for 60 seconds. Inspect 91°C thermal fuse and restore power to reset electromechanical timer and circuit.

F02

Tumble Dryer

Heating Element, Thermostat & Safety Fuse

Amana NED Automatic Dryness Control & 240V Element Tumble Dryer: Keypad switch stuck or console button shorted F02; control panel emits repeated error beeps and rejects cycle programming.

On Amana dryers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Console pushbutton stuck depressed under bezel, moisture condensation behind touch overlay, or shorted membrane trace for >15 seconds.

Free any sticking pushbuttons. Disconnect touch keypad ribbon cable from machine control board. If beeping stops and board boots normally, replace console keypad. Disconnect power cord for 60 seconds. Inspect 91°C thermal fuse and restore power to reset electromechanical timer and circuit.

F03

Tumble Dryer

NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Amana NED Automatic Dryness Control & 240V Element Tumble Dryer: Exhaust air temperature thermistor fault F03; dryer shuts down heating circuit to prevent garment overheating.

On Amana dryers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Exhaust thermistor open circuit (>500 kΩ) or shorted (<500 Ω) on blower housing, or disconnected wiring harness.

Unplug dryer. Remove lower front or rear access panel. Disconnect thermistor plug and measure resistance: nominal 10.0 kΩ at 25°C (77°F) or 11.9 kΩ at 20°C (68°F). Disconnect power cord for 60 seconds. Inspect 91°C thermal fuse and restore power to reset electromechanical timer and circuit.

F04

Tumble Dryer

NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Amana NED Automatic Dryness Control & 240V Element Tumble Dryer: Heater inlet air temperature thermistor fault F04; dryer ceases heating cycle and indicates sensor out-of-range error.

On Amana dryers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Inlet thermistor on heater box assembly open circuit (>1 MΩ) or shorted, or high contact resistance at harness plug.

Disconnect power. Locate inlet thermistor on heater duct. Measure sensor resistance: nominal 50.0 kΩ at 25°C (77°F) or 4.0 kΩ at 80°C (176°F). Replace if open. Disconnect power cord for 60 seconds. Inspect 91°C thermal fuse and restore power to reset electromechanical timer and circuit.

F1 E0

Oven / Microwave

Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Amana BakeAssist 500 AER & Temp Assure Range Oven: Electronic range control (ERC) EEPROM checksum fault F1 E0; oven display beeps continuously and disables all bake modes.

On Amana ovens (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Power line voltage transients or spikes corrupted non-volatile memory registers inside the microprocessor.

Disconnect 240V power at home breaker panel for 2 minutes to reboot microcontroller. If code returns upon power restoration, replace electronic oven control (ERC) board. Press Cancel/Off key. If error persists, trip double-pole breaker for 60 seconds to reset electronic clock timer and erase fault register.

F10

Oven / Microwave

Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Amana BakeAssist 500 AER & Temp Assure Range Oven: Cavity runaway temperature alarm F10; oven temperature exceeds safe operating threshold (>590°F / 310°C) during bake.

On Amana ovens (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Welded bake or broil heating relay contacts continuously supplying 240V, or thermal sensor RTD resistance calibration drifting downward.

Shut off breaker immediately. Measure RTD sensor resistance at room temperature: 1,080 Ω ±20 Ω (replace if <1,000 Ω). Check relay contacts on board for welded short. Press Cancel/Off key. If error persists, trip double-pole breaker for 60 seconds to reset electronic clock timer and erase fault register.

F1 E1

Dishwasher

Heating Element, Thermostat & Safety Fuse

Amana ADB Series Triple Filter Wash System Dishwasher: Main electronic control board relay malfunction F1 E1; dishwasher fails to execute wash cycles and beeps on power-up.

On Amana dishwashers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Welded heater relay contacts, cracked solder joint on power traces, or corrupted firmware register in microcontroller.

Check line voltage at main board J1 connector (120V AC). Inspect relay contacts for continuity with power removed (infinite resistance normally open). Press Heated Dry, Normal Wash, Heated Dry, Normal Wash in rapid succession within 6 seconds, close door to trigger service calibration wash.

F1 E1

Oven / Microwave

Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Amana BakeAssist 500 AER & Temp Assure Range Oven: Relay board microprocessor communication failure F1 E1; oven elements fail to energize and error tones sound.

On Amana ovens (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Internal hardware latchup on secondary relay board, burned relay coil, or broken ribbon communication cable to display.

Inspect power relay board connectors. Measure line supply to relay board (120V AC on L1/N). Test heating relay contact resistance (<0.5 Ω closed). Press Cancel/Off key. If error persists, trip double-pole breaker for 60 seconds to reset electronic clock timer and erase fault register.

F1 E1

Refrigerator / Freezer

Refrigeration Compressor, Defrost Heater & PTC Relay

Amana Temp Assure & Garden Fresh ABB Bottom-Mount Refrigerator: Main electronic control board processor failure F1 E1; compressor shuts down, fans stop, and interior lights flash.

On Amana refrigerators (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Power line surge damaged microcontroller clock oscillator, or filter capacitors in low-voltage DC power supply stage dried out.

Disconnect power for 5 minutes. Inspect main board on cabinet back for burnt components. Measure +12V DC and +5V DC regulated voltages on board test pins. Turn cold control dial to 0/Off for 10 seconds, then return to recommended mid-point setting 4 to reset thermostat compressor cycle.

F1 E1

Washing Machine

Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Amana Traditional Top Load NTW & Dual Action Agitator VMW Washer: Primary electronic control board EEPROM checksum error F1 E1; machine stops mid-cycle and status indicators flash.

On Amana washers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Voltage spike, corrupted internal microcode in flash memory, or degraded capacitor in DC power supply stage on the main board.

Verify incoming line voltage (115V AC ±10%). Inspect main control board for burnt traces or bulging capacitors. Measure +5V DC and +12V DC test points. Rotate cycle selector knob counter-clockwise 1 full turn, then 3 clicks right, 1 click left, 1 click right. All status LEDs illuminate; press Start to initiate calibration.

F1 E2

Washing Machine

Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Amana Traditional Top Load NTW & Dual Action Agitator VMW Washer: Motor Control Unit (MCU) communication fault F1 E2; motor refuses to spin or agitate during selected cycle.

On Amana washers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Open circuit in serial data communication harness between CCU and MCU, or failed IGBT bridge inverter on drive board.

Inspect wiring harness connectors between main control and motor controller. Measure continuity (<0.5 Ω per wire). Verify line voltage to MCU. Rotate cycle selector knob counter-clockwise 1 full turn, then 3 clicks right, 1 click left, 1 click right. All status LEDs illuminate; press Start to initiate calibration.

F12

Hob / Cooktop

Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Amana AEC Radiant Ceramic & ART Electric Coil Cooktop: Communication loss between touch control and power board F12; all burner cooking zones shut down immediately.

On Amana cooktops (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): LIN-bus communication cable unseated between touch glass and induction generator, or blown low-voltage SMPS circuit.

Disconnect 240V breaker for 3 minutes. Inspect ribbon harness between user interface and power board for pinched spots. Verify +12V DC power bus. Disconnect cooktop 240V breaker for 60 seconds. Ensure control surface is clean and cool, then re-engage breaker.

F2 E0

Oven / Microwave

Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Amana BakeAssist 500 AER & Temp Assure Range Oven: Shorted keypad touch pad switch F2 E0; oven control registers a continuously depressed key and locks out panel.

On Amana ovens (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Conductive silver paste migration or grease contamination behind membrane switch matrix, holding contacts closed for >20 seconds.

Disconnect ribbon cable between touch glass membrane and control board. If beeping stops, replace touch glass keypad assembly. If short persists, replace board. Press Cancel/Off key. If error persists, trip double-pole breaker for 60 seconds to reset electronic clock timer and erase fault register.

F20

Tumble Dryer

Heating Element, Thermostat & Safety Fuse

Amana NED Automatic Dryness Control & 240V Element Tumble Dryer: Electronic moisture sensor bars shorted or bridged F20; auto-sensing cycle terminates prematurely with clothes still damp.

On Amana dryers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Metallic object (hairpin, coin, foil) wedged across the two stainless sensor strips near the lint screen, or dryer sheet wax residue buildup.

Clean stainless sensor bars with rubbing alcohol and a Scotch-Brite pad to remove invisible softener film. Check sensor continuity with ohmmeter: open circuit with drum empty. Disconnect power cord for 60 seconds. Inspect 91°C thermal fuse and restore power to reset electromechanical timer and circuit.

F2 E1

Dishwasher

Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Amana ADB Series Triple Filter Wash System Dishwasher: Console keypad short or stuck key F2 E1; dishwasher beeps repeatedly and refuses to start cycle.

On Amana dishwashers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Steam or water droplets seeped behind touch overlay, or a tactile switch deformed and stuck in closed position for >20 seconds.

Remove outer door panel. Disconnect keypad ribbon from control board. If beeping stops and board boots into diagnostic mode, replace console touch panel. Press Heated Dry, Normal Wash, Heated Dry, Normal Wash in rapid succession within 6 seconds, close door to trigger service calibration wash.

F2 E1

Oven / Microwave

Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Amana BakeAssist 500 AER & Temp Assure Range Oven: Keypad ribbon cable disconnected F2 E1; console display is lit but touch inputs are completely ignored.

On Amana ovens (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Flexible flat ribbon cable unseated from zero-insertion-force (ZIF) socket on electronic control board.

Release ZIF connector locking slider, clean ribbon gold contacts with isopropyl alcohol, reseat cable straight and fully, and lock connector collar. Press Cancel/Off key. If error persists, trip double-pole breaker for 60 seconds to reset electronic clock timer and erase fault register.

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Hob / Cooktop5

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