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KitchenAid wall oven error codes
KitchenAid wall oven codes as KitchenAid Product Help lists them, each with its meaning and the first safe check.
KitchenAid wall ovens, including the double ovens and the combination oven and microwave units, report faults with an F code and a number or with a message on the control, and the code names the circuit: temperature sensor, door lock, convection fan, a relay or the control itself. This page lists the codes KitchenAid documents with each code's meaning and the first check.
KitchenAid wall oven codes: single, double and combination ovens
Because a wall oven is hard-wired, the breaker is the reset: switch it off for a minute and restore it before you do anything else. Find the model number on the frame of the oven, on the left or right edge with the door open. On a combination unit the microwave section has its own codes, and on a double oven the upper and lower cavities can fault independently.
Check what happened just before the code: a self-clean, a power cut, a long convection bake. A code after a self-clean usually means the lock or the sensor saw a temperature it did not expect, and it clears after the oven has cooled fully. A code that appears with the oven cold and every time you press a key points at a stuck key or the control.
A KitchenAid wall oven is worth repairing correctly. Stop for burning smells, sparking or any need to work on the wiring.
KitchenAid sells combination wall ovens, so the codes owners search for include the ones that belong to the microwave side. F4 E0 to F4 E9 and Door in Microwave Display mean the microwave section of a combination oven reported a fault, or the control is waiting for the microwave door; open and close the microwave door and reset the power. 3D11 names a temperature sensor, upper, lower or cavity. 4D41 names a cooling fan. Probe means the control is looking for the meat probe. 9D11 and F5 codes name the door latch, and the oven light should follow the door.
On a KitchenAid combination oven, the microwave section's codes are separate from the oven's, and a code that includes the words Door in Microwave Display is the control waiting for the microwave door rather than a failed part. Open and close the microwave door firmly and reset the power. Double ovens have two cavities; each has its own temperature sensor and cooling fan, and a sensor code names the cavity in the page that describes it.
What is different on a KitchenAid combination wall oven?
It has a microwave section with its own codes, so check which cavity the code belongs to.
Can the upper and lower ovens fault separately?
Yes; on a double oven each cavity has its own sensors and lock.
What does Door in Microwave Display mean on a KitchenAid oven?
The control is waiting for the microwave door; open and close it and reset the power.
Is a KitchenAid wall oven worth repairing?
Usually yes, because the common parts, such as a sensor, a fan or a latch, are modest.