Maytag Electric Cooktop Codes F42, F43 and F58: Power Control Board
F42, F43 and F58 on a Maytag electric or induction cooktop point to the cooktop power control board or its wiring. This is the board that switches power to the cooking areas, so the cooktop may…
- Code
- F42, F43 or F58
- Appliance
- Cooktop
- Brand
- Maytag
- Warranty
- 30-day workmanship
What F42, F43 or F58 means
F42, F43 and F58 on a Maytag electric or induction cooktop point to the cooktop power control board or its wiring. This is the board that switches power to the cooking areas, so the cooktop may not heat or may stop in use. The code does not say which cooking area or part is affected. The brand's instruction is to turn the breaker off for one minute, back on, and watch the cooktop for one minute to confirm the code does not return.
Common causes of F42, F43 or F58
- Cooktop power control board
- Wiring or connector to the board
- Supply voltage reaching the board
- Relay or switching circuit on the board
1. Power the cooktop down at its breaker(s) for one minute. 2. Power it up. 3. Keep an eye on the display for a minute. 4. Check each cooking area with a pan. 5. If the code is back, switch everything off and call us.
- The code points to the board in general, so we test the supply and connectors before saying the board has failed
- We find which cooking areas are affected
- A board is priced in writing for your approval before we order it
Other Cooktop codes
Do F42, F43 and F58 mean different things?
The brand groups them together under one cause and one first step. We read the one on your display and test the board and wiring.
Is the power board expensive?
It can be a significant part, which is why we test the connections and the supply first. You get a written price before we order the board, so the cost is clear before any work.
Can I use the cooktop between visits?
If it works normally after the reset, short use is fine. If the code returns, stop using the cooktop and call us, because a power board that is failing can behave unpredictably under load, and we would rather test it first.
Still seeing F42, F43 or F58?
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.