Hi there! My Kitchenaid oven won't turn off. All of the other buttons seem to work - they make a beeping sound when I touch them too - except the off button! Nothing. I had to pull the plug on my oven. We just bought the house and didn't find a manual. Do you know what the problem could be and how best to fix it? Thank so much, in advance. Linda

I have the same problem with my Kitchenaid oven--did anyone offer a solution? I have the same problem with my Kitchenaid oven--did anyone offer a solution?

This is exactly the problem that we have had on this
unit. We purchased in 2006 and within 6 months had to replace the entire
front panel because none of the buttons would work.



Within a few weeks, the repaired panel "off" button stopped
working. We came up with the same solution as you and had been using
"stop time" for the last couple of years. There have also been
times when the panel stops working altogether. The solution is to unplug
the oven, wait a few seconds and plug back in. It seems to reset okay.



Tonight, however, we came home to find the house filled with smoke. This
oven had spontaneously turned itself on and was flashing an
"over temp" error. The oven was too hot to touch, so rather
than unplugging it, we turned off the power to the kitchen. After a
couple of hours, we tried turning the power back on and the panel itself
started sparking and clearly was starting an electrical fire. Of course
we immediately unplugged and now are stuck with a $1,600 paperweight.



Any suggestions on negotiating w/ KitchenAid for some compensation?





This is exactly the problem that we have had on this unit. We purchased in 2006 and within 6 months had to replace the entire front panel because none of the buttons would work.

Within a few weeks, the repaired panel "off" button stopped working. We came up with the same solution as you and had been using "stop time" for the last couple of years. There have also been times when the panel stops working altogether. The solution is to unplug the oven, wait a few seconds and plug back in. It seems to reset okay.

Tonight, however, we came home to find the house filled with smoke. This oven had spontaneously turned itself on and was flashing an "over temp" error. The oven was too hot to touch, so rather than unplugging it, we turned off the power to the kitchen. After a couple of hours, we tried turning the power back on and the panel itself started sparking and clearly was starting an electrical fire. Of course we immediately unplugged and now are stuck with a $1,600 paperweight.

Any suggestions on negotiating w/ KitchenAid for some compensation?