KitchenAid KODE507E Double Oven Repair
The KODE507E is a 27-inch double electric wall oven, so it usually lives in a narrower wall cutout than the common 30-inch stack, often next to a pantry or tall cabinet. It is also sold as the KODE507ESS and KODE507EBL.
On an oven this age the convection fan is the first place we look. Bent or loose blades make a grinding or rattling sound while the oven bakes, and a worn motor follows if the noise is ignored. The 8.6 cu. ft. is split across two cavities, and each cavity has its own sensor, so a bad reading in one does not mean the other is failing.
After the fan we test the door lock following a self-clean, then both temperature sensors, and the glass-touch control last. You get a written price before any part is ordered, and the work carries a 30-day workmanship warranty.
Not usually. Each cavity has its own temperature sensor, so we measure the real cavity temperature against the set point and replace only the sensor that reads off. The other cavity is left alone.
A rattle during convection points to a bent or loose fan blade touching its housing. We remove the rear panel, look at the blades and motor shaft, and replace the fan assembly if the shaft or bearing is worn.
Yes, a probe jack that is damaged or dirty can confuse the control. We check the jack and the probe cable before looking at the board, so you are not charged for a board you do not need.
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.
