As a rule, there is no need to call a maintenance assistant when you see an error code. Most likely, you can eliminate the reason for it yourself. When the "F3" error code flashes, a small part known as the oven temperature sensor has encountered an error and fails to work anymore. According to manual, the error means an opened or shorted oven temperature sensor. There are a few parts that could be causing the fault. These include the wire harness, control board or the oven temperature sensor itself. In order to locate the source of the error, it is important to take it one step at a time. An ohmmeter can be used to test the resistance of the temperature sensor. You should also test the wire harness and control board for any possible problems or loose wires. Diagnosing the fault requires an understanding of the intricate nature of the appliance as well as the right tools. Improper techniques or tools can cause more harm than good. The problem could be caused by something as simple as a loose connection. Alternatively, a part might need to be replaced. After determining the cause of the fault, a technician needs to perform the replacement. Attempting the part replacement or repair yourself can result in additional damage. More damage results in more delays and higher repair costs. When you meet a dead end stop risking your appliance safety. Contact a professional helper to delegate all hassles and get the best result.
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