On KitchenAid wall ovens and ranges covered by the general cooking error-code chart, some models can hide the time of day, which leaves the clock area blank. This is display behavior rather than a code. Pressing…
On KitchenAid wall ovens and ranges covered by the general cooking error-code chart, some models can hide the time of day, which leaves the clock area blank. This is display behavior rather than a code. Pressing and holding Clock Set/Start for about five seconds brings the time back, and the time does not need to be set again. Owners worry the oven lost power or the display died when only the clock was hidden.
1. Check that the oven still lights, beeps or responds to other keys. 2. Press and hold Clock Set/Start for about five seconds. 3. Watch for the time of day to return. 4. You do not need to set the time again. 5. If other parts of the display are also dark, check the breaker once, then call us.
Some models can hide the time of day. The oven is fine; the clock was simply hidden, which looks like a blank spot on the display.
Press and hold Clock Set/Start for about five seconds. The time of day returns, and you do not have to set it again. This works on models that can hide the clock.
That is different from a hidden clock. Check the breaker once and, if the display stays dark or other keys do not respond, call us to inspect the control.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.