20 Most Recent KitchenAid Architect Series KEBC107KSS Electric Single Oven - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Is it possible you've blown a breaker? Probably a double-breaker, 220V.

the latch the hooks into the door is caught inside the slot where it locks into when in self clean,you have to move the latch,unplug it,look through the air vents or slots up above the door if you can get a screw driver in there try to move the latch or if you can get something down inside to move the latch,i used a plastic long wire tie to do this before,i slid the tie down around the metal hook part of the latch that locks into the door,and pulled it to the left and got the door to open,it got hung up in the hole and the door wouldn't open but what ever works you have to move the hook part of the latch to get the door open,you can try picking up on the door to see if you can get it open or you'll have to pull the oven out and take the top off to get at the latch,hope this helps

In our case, the error code was displayed on a KitchenAid microwave/oven combo. It turned out to be a $4 fuse called the "Main Cavity Fuse". Good luck.

Hi, my name is Audrey. I am a KitchenAid employee and would appreciate the opportunity to assist you with your oven. Please send me an email through our customer service address,

[email protected] and type 'Attention: Audrey' in the subject line. Please include your full name, phone number, and model and serial number, and I would be happy to try to help resolve the situation with your appliance.

Hello Susan Bailey, Typically "THEY" do... It would be really great to know if we are talking about a USA domestic product... or another NATIONALITY. Other countries normally have FUSES in the appliance cords. Find your MODEL NUMBER and go to a PART/SPARES supplier ( I like appliancepartspros.com ) -> appliancepartspros.com If this is a "MICROWAVE" the FUSE will start popping because the MAGNETRON has deteriorated and is CONSUMING it's own energy. I can be a LOT MORE specific if you provide a model number (pretty please). Read minds... Cannot rally do...!! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carnac_the_Magnificent

Possible Solutions

Reset power to the product:

There may be a problem with the Oven Appliance Manger Control or the associated wiring.

• Power unit down by turning off the circuit breaker(s) for one (1) minute.
• Power unit up by turning on the circuit breaker(s).
• Monitor the oven for one (1) minute to ensure the error code does not display again.
• Verify oven operation.

Still need help? Call or schedule service.

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the is an external fan which draws all the moisture away,pull oven out and follows the two wires frm the and make sure both are connected and connected so it is alive when oven is on, if good the probaly a faulty fan

KitchenAid KODE507ESS (this MAY be your model??)... you did not specify?... This link MAY have your DISPLAY PARTS: KitchenAid Range Stove Oven Display Board Anthony

From the Site: "F2-E6 - Cancel Key Line Open - Check the connection between the touch pad (keypad) and control board (clock) to make sure it is secure. Select the 'cancel' function and wait 60 seconds. If error code reappears then replace the touch pad, or touch pad and control board (clock) if all one assembly. All F3-E Codes - Oven Temperature Sensor (RTD) or Warming Drawer Defect - Replace oven temperature sensor (RTD)." Kitchen Aid Appliance Fault Codes Hope this helps! Anthony

there should be separate fuses for the top and bottom oven. check all of them if this is not the problem maybe your burner in the bottom oven is burnt.

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Hello, You need to pull the oven out and see if you are getting 240 volts to the bake element (take the back panel off, press bake and start and put your meter lids on each prone of the bake element). If you do get 240 volts to the bake element then the element is defective. If you don't get 240 volts then you may be looking at a faulty relay board. Appliance Repair Brooklyn http://appliancerepairbrooklynnyc.com/

you have a bad computer board or clock assy. same thing the most common thing that cooks the board is heat and usually from self cleaning the oven,next time send the model number,if this is a slide in stove under the oven door is a drawer,open it and look at the frame,you'll see a tag with model and serial numbers,if that functions by itself you have a bad board.

have looked at the schematics can't find a fuse anywhere see all parts here... Kitchen aid made by whirlpool.. http://www.appliancepartspros.com/parts-for-whirlpool-kgst307hbs6.html bad temp sensor maybe?

when you put it into self clean the oven gets up to 1000 degrees and it will damage the electronics in the oven and it sounds like this happened to you,i've been telling everyone i know not to do this until after the holidays in case something like this happens you won't have a stove for the holidays and also i tell them to never use the self clean use easy off works just as good,sorry to hear about you stove,if this is an older stove most likely you won't be able to even get a new clock assy. but you can send your old clock assy. out to get rebuilt to http://generaltimerepairs.com/ you either do this yourself or get someone to remove the old clock assy. make a wire diagram,send the clock assy. out to have it rebuilt they send it back to you and you reinstall it and don't use the self clean again.one more thing i think there's a thermal fuse in the ka and that could have popped,you have to check it with a meter hope this helps and good luck.

Any gas cooker has a thermocouple that keeps the gas valve open; if the thermocouple no longer generates current (which feeds the coil of an electromagnet) then the gas valve closes and the flame will go out. So check thermocouple. In normal conditions the voltage generate by the thermocouple is low but the current is high.

Element burnt out or control board is bad.