Whirlpool Microvawe Error Code?

Was getting the F3H error code so I Unplugged the microwave for 1" and plugged it back in. Works fine now except for the sensor buttons. They r still not working. Any suggestions?

LynnB
February 2017

Thank goodness for the Internet ! Thanks for the info. Unplugged for one minute and presto! Worked like magic.

Bryon
December 2016

Flipped breaker and it fixed the problem. Thank goodness for the Internet ! Thanks for the info

Dee
February 2016

Bingo unplugged it for a minute works fine

tom
November 2014

Fixed mine too! Thank you!!!

HawkMom
September 2014

Happened to us too...unplugged the microwave for a bit, plugged it back in and works great.

T
July 2014

Powering off worked for me too. Thanks!

Tonya
September 2012

Power off 1 minute, then back on worked like a champ to clear F3H.

David
July 2011

Worked for me! THANKS!!!!!

Dave in SJ
September 2010

The error message was 5E. We turned it off, it came back and then it went off again. Happens when steam comes up underneath the microwave.

azengerle
August 2010

Indeed. Solved my issue also.

Adam
March 2009

I had an F3H error on my whirlpool microwave and by following the previous suggestions to unlug the unit it works. Thanks so much.

Natalie
November 2008

Whatever it means, turning off the power (circuit breaker) for minute was able to reset the microwave and fix the problem. Save the service call.

Stephen
October 2007

Whirlpool Microwave Error Code
Same thing happened to me.
Unplug the microwave for one minute or turn the the circuit breaker off for one minute and reset the microwave.
Saved a $65 service call.

Bill Talbot
July 2007

F3H is the Humidity Sensor failure.

Fred
June 2007

It usually means an internal fault, i.e. blown fuse, H.V. fuse, door switch or a fault somewhere along the H.V. circuit.

Contact the manufacturer and ask them for a list of the error codes and what they mean. They should give them to you.

Some codes are just vague though, and you just have to spend time checking and testing everything until you find the problem.

I'm not familiar with this particular model so I can't give you a definite answer I'm affraid.

Jon
May 2007