F1-2 on an older KitchenAid range with hyphen-format oven control codes is listed as an oven temperature sensor, control or wiring problem. The control cannot get a dependable oven temperature, and it shows F1-2 in the…
F1-2 on an older KitchenAid range with hyphen-format oven control codes is listed as an oven temperature sensor, control or wiring problem. The control cannot get a dependable oven temperature, and it shows F1-2 in the clock window. Expect baking and broiling to be unavailable while the code is up, since the range will not run the oven without a trustworthy temperature. The wording of the display matters, so please read us the full code.
1. Press Cancel and wait for the oven to cool. 2. Remove foil or liners from the oven bottom and walls. 3. Turn the range off at its breaker for one minute, then on again. 4. Try a short preheat at a moderate setting. 5. If F1-2 appears again, leave the oven off and call us for a proper test.
They share the same listed meaning: the oven temperature sensor, the control, or the wiring. We treat them alike during testing, starting with the sensor, and record which reading you saw.
The code is about the oven, so the surface burners may still work. If the range acts oddly in any way, switch it off at the breaker and call us.
Usually the first visit. We read the code, check the sensor and its wiring, then tell you what we found and quote the price in writing before touching anything else.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.