LG Range Code F27: Cooling Fan During Self Clean
On LG electric and gas ranges with a numeric F-code display, F27 is listed as the cooling fan stalled or locked during self clean. The cooling fan keeps the control area from overheating while the oven…
- Code
- F27
- Appliance
- Range
- Brand
- LG
- Warranty
- 30-day workmanship
What F27 means
On LG electric and gas ranges with a numeric F-code display, F27 is listed as the cooling fan stalled or locked during self clean. The cooling fan keeps the control area from overheating while the oven runs at self-clean temperatures. If the control does not see that fan turning, it ends the cycle and shows F27 for protection. The oven is usually very hot when the code appears.
Common causes of F27
- The cooling fan not turning
- A fan wire or connector that is loose
- A fan blade that is jammed
- A control that stops sending power to the fan
1. Let the oven cool fully before you do anything else. 2. Switch the circuit breaker off for 30 seconds and back on. 3. If F27 appears again on the next self clean, stop using self clean and call us. 4. Keep pets and children away from the hot oven until it has cooled.
- Self clean runs very hot, so a stopped fan matters, and we test the fan circuit before it is used again.
- We check whether the fan runs at other times, because that tells us if the problem is the fan or its control.
Other Range codes
What does F27 mean?
The cooling fan stalled or was locked during self clean. The control stopped the cycle to protect itself. That protects the control area from the heat of a self-clean cycle.
Is the oven hot when F27 shows?
Very likely, since the code appears during self clean. Keep children away and let it cool. Self clean takes the oven to very high temperatures.
Can I run self clean again?
Not until the fan is checked. A fan that stops under self-clean heat can let the control area overheat. We test the fan first, then you can run another cleaning cycle.
Still seeing F27?
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.
