On KitchenAid ranges, 3d22 ends the 3d2 pair with the same warning as 3d21: the oven temperature sensor, the control, or the wiring may have a problem. It is a lower-case four-character code, and no model…
On KitchenAid ranges, 3d22 ends the 3d2 pair with the same warning as 3d21: the oven temperature sensor, the control, or the wiring may have a problem. It is a lower-case four-character code, and no model is named. You will usually see a code that sticks and an oven that does not warm up the way it should. Keep the exact characters handy for the call, because neighboring entries look alike.
1. Turn off the bake or broil function. 2. Wait for the oven to cool. 3. Clear foil, pans and racks away from the sensor probe. 4. Cycle the breaker off for 60 seconds and on. 5. Try a short bake and call us if 3d22 comes back.
Not reliably. A technician measures the sensor and checks the control and wiring, so that the right part is repaired and you are not charged for guesses.
Watch the next few uses of the oven. If it returns, book a visit before the condition becomes constant and the oven stops working altogether.
No. The code concerns the sensor circuit that serves the whole oven, so broil is affected too. Leave the oven off until it has been checked.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.