KitchenAid KESI901P Range Repair

If your KESI901P went quiet right after a self-clean, with the cooktop working but the oven completely dead, a tripped thermal fuse is the first thing we suspect. The range is also sold as KESI901PBL and KESI901PBS, and it is old enough that wear in the small parts matters as much as the big ones.
A thermal fuse is a protective part, so we do not just swap it and leave. We look for the reason it opened, which may be a cooling fan that is not moving air. That is why the fan gets tested on every visit, along with the lamp, its holder and the door switch. The drawer under the oven is checked last, since worn runners make it bind and scrape. We write the price down before we begin, and the repair is covered by a 30-day workmanship warranty.
A thermal fuse in the oven circuit has likely opened to protect the range. We confirm that, then check the cooling fan, because a weak fan is a common reason the fuse trips.
We would advise against it. If the cause is still there, a new fuse will open again. We find the reason first, usually airflow, and then replace the fuse.
They are finish versions of one KESI901P design, so the fuse, fan, lamp circuit and drawer parts are shared. Only trim differs. We verify the rating plate before ordering, which keeps us from guessing between look-alike parts.
Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.