On KitchenAid combination microwave-wall ovens, such as the KOCE507ESS and KOCE900HSS, F1 E2 concerns the microwave side, the upper cavity. There may be a problem with the microwave user interface or the associated wiring. The keys…
On KitchenAid combination microwave-wall ovens, such as the KOCE507ESS and KOCE900HSS, F1 E2 concerns the microwave side, the upper cavity. There may be a problem with the microwave user interface or the associated wiring. The keys and display for the microwave are in question, so you may find the microwave controls dead while the lower oven behaves. On a combination unit, the lower oven often stays usable while the microwave keys do not respond.
1. Wipe the microwave keypad dry and press Cancel. 2. Switch the unit's breaker off for one minute and on again. 3. Try the microwave keys, then a short run with a cup of water. 4. If F1 E2 returns, stop using the microwave side and book service.
Often yes, but the control shares power with the microwave. If anything else misbehaves, stop using both until checked. It might be, but the microwave shares power with the rest of the unit, so treat both as unreliable if anything else acts odd.
On a combination unit the upper microwave and the lower oven have their own boards and interfaces, and the code names the microwave one. The display can serve both cavities, yet each side has its own interface board.
A written price before work and a 30-day warranty. Microwave interface work needs power-off and discharge steps, and we follow them carefully on every visit, whatever the model.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.