KitchenAid Kitchen Ranges - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Question edited for clarity and add Maker. Question moved to maker category. Number 1 Tip, never ever use the self cleaning feature. It only exists to break the appliance and create the need for parts and service calls. The temperature is just too intense for the parts. A self-cleaning or pyrolytic oven is an oven which uses high temperature (approximately 932 °F (500 °C)) to burn off leftovers from baking, without the use of any chemical agents. The oven can be powered by domestic (non-commercial) electricity or gas.

Why You should Never Run A Self Clean Oven Cycle & ...

General Appliance Service https://www.generalappliancesvc.com > why-you-shou... Jan 29, 2020 - A self-cleaning oven is a feature on many modern ovens that burns off cooking spills and splatters with an extremely high temperature (932 F° or ... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The only thing suggested is doing a power cycle, but the heat has probably fried the control board which is located too close to the oven and all that heat. https://www.google.com/search?q=KitchenAid+KGSS907SSS00+F3+E3+Error ..

The issue with the oven display light and the oven light on the KitchenAid Stove KERS205TSS 2 may be related. The problem with the oven display light could be due to a faulty control board or a malfunctioning light switch. The control board may need to be replaced if it is not sending a continuous signal to keep the light on. On the other hand, if the light switch is defective, it may not be able to maintain a connection to keep the light on. The issue with the oven light staying on could also be due to a faulty light switch. If the switch is stuck in the "on" position, it will not turn off even when the door is closed. This can cause the bulb to burn out prematurely and waste energy. To fix this issue, you may need to replace the light switch. It is possible that both issues are related and caused by a malfunctioning control board. If this is the case, replacing the control board should fix both problems. To fix these issues, it is recommended to contact a certified technician or an authorized service center for KitchenAid appliances. They will have the expertise and tools necessary to diagnose and repair the stove safely and effectively.

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I plugged in the probe and stuck it into a pyrex measuring cup of water, set the probe temp to 165, set the convection (or bake) oven to 500, and turned it on. This allowed it to run for about 20 minutes, and cleaned out the probe jack. Works fine now.

The switch that makes it spark?

We are FIXYA dot com, we aren't Kitchen Aid. You error needs a service call, because it probably needs a new control board. These aren't cheap so it needs professional diagnosis. https://www.google.com/search?q=AM71+UI71+EEKGO-010+error+04 ..

Bring a focal point to your kitchen by having an island range hood, combining function and elegant form. A suspended hood is also an efficient way to vent grease, odors and smoke to the outside from a island stovetop while you cook. You can install an island range hood in just a few hours with the right tools and knowledge.1.Wear safety glasses and work gloves. Turn off the electricity to your kitchen at the circuit panel. Cover the circuit breaker with a piece of electrical tape to prevent people from turning the on switch while you are at work.2.Lay work drop cloths on your cooktop and floor to catch dust and debris. Mark the duct opening with a pencil in the ceiling, where the island hood will be installed. Be sure the opening is centered directly above your cooktop. Cut the opening using a hacksaw.3.Go up to the roof, using a cat's claw and hammer to remove stucco, tiles, sheathing and insulation to make way for the steel venting duct. Drop a plumb bob down the roof, making sure the line is straight down for the ductwork.4.Follow the manufacturer's instructions for locations, installing 2-by-2 wooden blocks in the ceiling to hold the ductwork hangers.5.Install the venting duct from the outside of the home, down to the location of the exhaust vents on the island hood. The ducts should easily slip into each other. Secure all the duct sections with duct sealing putty, using a putty knife.6.Screw a roof cap on the end of the duct at the roof. Seal any openings or gaps where the roof, ceiling and duct meet with silicon sealant. Let the sealant dry, then paint with colors matched to the surrounds.7.Place your hood upside-down on the floor, with the fan and filter facing upward. Locate and unscrew the metal electrical box cover on the island range hood, to expose the wiring8.Install the hood cover to the load-bearing ceiling frame with the package hardware through the four inside mounting corner flanges on the cover.9.Measure what will be the distance from the bottom of your hood to the cooktop; it should not exceed 30 inches for exhaust efficiency. Have a helper hold the hood in place while you attach the hood on the hood cover using the included screws. Use a level be sure the hood is level as mounted.10.Connect the electrical wiring by consulting the manufacturer's suggestions or hire an electrician if you are not familiar with house wiring. Tuck the wires neatly in the hood electrical box and then replace the cover, after connecting the hood wires to the wall wiring.11.Remove the electrical tape on the circuit breaker, turn on the electricity to your kitchen and test your island range hood.

Try unplugging the unit for about 10 minutes and then plugging it back in. If the problem persists call for service especially if under warranty.

Thank you, that worked!

doorlock will not disingage after self clean cycle is through

its a power supply problem in your unit .the PF means power failure in the unit. just check out the power cord wire it may be also faulty .or getting cut in between so the required voltage is not been supplied to the unit so its showing this pf on the display.

Age-related control failure

It's a "Dual Fuel" range, i.e., the oven is electric.

The element is accessed inside the oven at the rear wall.

can you tell me the complete model # off the stove? i will try and find the parts instructions for you.

That is probably the SAbb code; the Sabbath mode has been set. This mode allows you to heat a meal while fulfilling the "no work" requirement for strict observance of the Sabbath. The oven will stay at the programmed temperature until you change the temperature or end the Sabbath mode. To end the Sabbath mode, open the oven door and press and hold 6 for 5+ seconds. Then close the oven door. Searching Kitchenaid's support site, https://www.kitchenaid.com/service-and-support/manuals.html , I found the manual for the KESC307 ranges here: https://www.kitchenaid.com/content/kitchenaid/en_us/searchresult.html?term=KESC307&tab=clp&plp=&plpView=grid&clp=kesc307 . The direct link to the manual is https://www.kitchenaid.com/content/dam/global/documents/200308/owners-manual-9754287-RevC.pdf . See page 18-19 for the information on the Sabbath mode. You can completely disable the option on the range by following the steps in the manual. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

This is a recurring problem with certain KitchenAid ranges. I have a 15 year old dual fuel 36" range and have replaced the temp sensor twice, and now it has gone out again. $8,000 piece of junk the oven has been used. RARELY in 15 years.

hopefull yyou havent disconnect old switch yet. whirpool and kit aid are same Co. same parts used. assuming the correct part was sent for the corrrect burner. diffrerent element will require different rated swties(ie. small , large, dual and so forth.), the indivudal switches are labeled, on the swithc itself ( L1,L2,H1 H2, P1 andso forth, so although the switches looke differnet they should stil have the same lettered terminal to plug into .