Like F5E3, the code F5E4 on KitchenAid commercial-style 48-inch double-oven ranges (KFGC and KFDC knob-control models) refers to the left oven door. The display holds the code until you act. Turning the temperature knob to OFF…
Like F5E3, the code F5E4 on KitchenAid commercial-style 48-inch double-oven ranges (KFGC and KFDC knob-control models) refers to the left oven door. The display holds the code until you act. Turning the temperature knob to OFF cancels the error, and a reset of power to the range is the next published step if F5E4 does not go away. A technician is needed when it keeps returning.
1. Turn the temperature knob to OFF to cancel the error. 2. Open and close the left oven door once and make sure it seats all the way. 3. If the code stays, flip the range breaker off for a minute and back on. 4. Smell of gas means going outside and calling the gas utility.
The left oven door on 48-inch double-oven commercial-style ranges. The main door uses F5E0 and F5E1, so a technician knows which side to open up from the code alone.
Turning the temperature knob to OFF cancels the error so the range can be used again. It does not repair anything, so an F5E4 that returns still needs a visit to inspect the left door.
Yes, one reset at the breaker is the published step. If the code appears again after it, stop and call us rather than resetting repeatedly, since repeated resets only hide a cause that is still present.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.