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Whirlpool Range / Wall Oven

Whirlpool Range / Wall Oven SAB Error Code

What it means

SAB indicates that Sabbath Mode is active. Whirlpool says Sabbath Mode keeps the oven operating in Bake while other cooking and cleaning cycles are disabled.

Try this first

  1. This is an operating mode rather than an appliance failure.
  2. While Sabbath Mode is active, tones and temperature-change indications may be disabled.
  3. Use the Sabbath Mode procedure in the Owner's Manual for your exact model when you want to exit the mode.
  4. Verify that normal controls and cooking modes return after Sabbath Mode is turned off.
Can I keep using it?✅ Sabbath Mode active
Repair usually required?✅ No repair normally needed

If the error keeps returning

If Sabbath Mode cannot be turned off using the procedure for your model, consult Whirlpool support.

Official source

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Whirlpool Range / Wall Oven SAB: Quick Answer

What it means: SAB indicates that Sabbath Mode is active. Whirlpool says Sabbath Mode keeps the oven operating in Bake while other cooking and cleaning cycles are disabled.

First thing to check

This is an operating mode rather than an appliance failure.

Can I keep using it?

Sabbath Mode active

Repair outlook

No repair normally needed

If the code remains

If Sabbath Mode cannot be turned off using the procedure for your model, consult Whirlpool support.

Model note: Error-code meanings and procedures can vary by model and model year. Confirm the code against the documentation for your exact appliance before replacing parts.

Manufacturer reference: producthelp.whirlpool.com

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