On KitchenAid wall ovens and ranges covered by the general cooking error-code chart, a lone C on the display means the oven is showing temperature in Celsius instead of Fahrenheit. While the scale is Celsius, the…
On KitchenAid wall ovens and ranges covered by the general cooking error-code chart, a lone C on the display means the oven is showing temperature in Celsius instead of Fahrenheit. While the scale is Celsius, the display will not heat above 260 degrees. Owners usually see it after a power event or an accidental keypad press, when familiar temperatures like 350 suddenly will not enter. It is a display setting rather than a malfunction.
1. Read the display and confirm it shows C rather than F. 2. Look in the instructions that came with your oven for the steps that change the temperature scale. 3. Switch the scale back to Fahrenheit. 4. Enter a familiar temperature such as 350 and check that the oven accepts it. 5. If the scale will not change, call us.
With the display set to Celsius, the oven will not heat above 260 degrees on the display. That is a Celsius number, so the oven is still working in normal range once the scale is understood.
Follow the steps for changing the temperature scale in the instructions for your oven. After the change, the C disappears and normal Fahrenheit temperatures can be entered again.
No. It is a display state showing the Celsius scale. If the oven also fails to heat to the temperature you set once it is on Fahrenheit, call us.
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