KitchenAid Range Code FEE7: main cavity broil element wiring

What FEE7 means

FEE7 on KitchenAid freestanding and slide-in ranges like the KFGG500ESS or KSEG700ESS shows that the main cavity broil element, or the wiring that feeds it, may have a problem. The broil element sits at the top of the oven and gives the strong overhead heat. When FEE7 is on screen, broiling and sometimes other heat modes may not work as they should.

Common causes of FEE7

The main cavity broil element
Wiring to the broil element

✓ One safe check you can try

1. Press Cancel and let the oven cool completely. 2. Peek at the element at the top of the oven without touching it. Note any blistering or breaks. 3. Switch the breaker off for a minute and on again. 4. If FEE7 returns, stop broiling and call us.

! Why to stop there

Broil element work involves high-current wiring.
Cooking with a damaged element can be unsafe.
We give a written price and a 30-day warranty.

Opening a panel yourself does not automatically cancel a manufacturer warranty, but it can cause accidental damage, and some manufacturers set their own service conditions. Check your warranty terms, or ask us, before deciding.

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FEE7FEE7 questions

Which element is FEE7?

The main cavity broil element at the top of the oven, or its wiring. It gives the strong overhead heat used for broiling, and the code means that heater or its supply may have a problem.

Will baking still work?

It may, because the bake element is separate. If FEE6 is not also showing, bake could be fine, but avoid long cooking until the code is checked.

How do I know if the element is bad?

Visible breaks or blisters are signs, but the code alone does not prove it. A technician tests the element and its wiring before suggesting any part, and you get the price in writing.