Frigidaire Oven F11 Error — Stuck Key

What it means

F11 means a control keypad key is stuck or shorted and registering as continuously pressed.
Try a power reset first.
If F11 persists, the keypad membrane has failed and needs to be replaced.

Affected Models

Frigidaire Electric Range
Frigidaire Gas Range
Frigidaire Gallery Range
Frigidaire Professional Range

Common Causes

Shorted or stuck touchpad membrane key
Moisture or grease seeping under the control panel
Damaged control panel ribbon cable
Faulty keypad membrane from normal wear

How to Fix It

Reset the oven.

Turn off the circuit breaker for 5 minutes, then restore power.
A temporary moisture or voltage glitch can produce F11 and a reset will clear it.
Clean the control panel.

Wipe around all keypad buttons with a dry cloth.
If a spill or steam has reached the membrane, allow it to dry completely (leave the power off for several hours) before testing again.
Replace the keypad membrane.

If F11 persists after a reset and cleaning, the membrane is faulty.
On many Frigidaire models the membrane is available as a separate part.
On others, it is sold with the control board.

When to Call a Professional

Replacing the keypad membrane on a Frigidaire range is a DIY-feasible repair.
On models where the touchpad is integrated with the control board, the board must be replaced as a unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use my Frigidaire oven while F11 is showing?

No. A stuck key in the control system can cause unexpected behaviour, including unintended heating. Disconnect power until the keypad is repaired.

How much does it cost to fix Frigidaire oven F11?

A replacement keypad membrane typically costs $20–$60. If your model requires the control board and touchpad as a combined unit, expect $80–$200 for parts.