Bake Cycle Not Working - Wall Oven

Is the appliance in Demo Mode? 

Some ovens may be equipped with a demo mode feature. Demo Mode allows you to explore various features and options on your appliance without turning on all the functionality (e.g., turning on the heating elements). If your appliance is in Demo Mode, it will say "Try the Product," "View Product Video," or "Showroom Mode" on display after powering on. To disable Demo Mode, follow the on-screen prompts or reference the appliance Owner's Manual. 

Did you set the control for BAKE and the desired temperature?

Refer to the Use and Care Manual for specific information.

Is the control panel locked?

Some ovens may be equipped with a control lock feature. If this feature is turned on, the control cannot accept any commands. Look for "Control Lock" on the oven control console and then reset by typically holding the button(s) for 3 seconds. Refer to the Owner's Manual or Control Guide for specific instructions for your model. 

Has there been a recent power outage?

During a power outage, if an unexpected amount of power supply line "noise" is detected as an incorrect voltage amount, the control could display the F9 or F9 E0 error code. Also, if any keys were pressed before the 10-second delay interval on power-up, this could cause the F9 or F9 E0 to appear.

If a recent power outage has occurred, turn off the household circuit breaker for the range for one (1) minute.  Then, reset the circuit breaker and monitor the range for one (1) minute to ensure the error code does not display again.  Verify range operation is normal.

New installation or electrical connection?

If this appliance was newly installed, check the following to ensure the power supply was connected correctly:

• Strain relief is tightened against the power supply cord.
• All terminal wires are in the correct locations (colors match).
• Hex nuts on the terminal block posts are secure and tightened.
• Check the installation instructions for complete details. 

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