LG Range Error Code F33: Meaning and Fix

F33
How F33 appears on a LG range display.
Generic LG range image (bake element); the F33 code is not tied to one single part
Sears PartsDirect product image (LG OEM part MEE62306405)

Also shown as: F34

Reading the range display

On a range or oven the fault appears on the clock or oven display, often with a beep. Press Cancel or Clear once to silence it, and write the code down first. LG codes are short letter pairs; a capital O differs from a zero.

LG appliances show short alphabetic codes (OE, IE, UE on washers, Er plus letters on refrigerators) and, on ThinQ models, a Smart Diagnosis option. LG also builds many Kenmore Elite units. The codes apply to model numbers such as LDF7774ST, LDT5678SS and DLEX3900B; check the label on your unit to confirm yours.

What causes F33

How to fix it

  1. Switch the unit off at the control and try the function again.
  2. If the code comes back, turn the range's circuit breaker off, wait 30 seconds, and switch it back on.
  3. Let the cooktop cool fully, then restart.
  4. Run the function once more and watch whether the code returns.
  5. If the code persists or you cannot perform the check, schedule a repair; most of these faults need a technician.

Questions

Which models?

Induction ranges.

DIY?

No.

Urgent?

Medium.

Other LG range codes

Sources

Part numbers are OEM references; confirm fit by your model number before ordering. Meanings compiled from manufacturer and parts-retailer documentation; see sources below. Unplug the appliance before opening it.

Applies to models including LRE3061ST, LSGL6335F, LSEL6333F, LRG3061ST, LTE4815ST.