On KitchenAid electric single, double and combination wall ovens like the KOSE500ESS, F3 E4 can be caused either by a dislocated meat probe or by a power attachment, depending on the model. The first question is…
On KitchenAid electric single, double and combination wall ovens like the KOSE500ESS, F3 E4 can be caused either by a dislocated meat probe or by a power attachment, depending on the model. The first question is whether the probe was in use. If so, make sure it is securely inserted. Some models have a roll-out rack power attachment that can trigger the same code. The probe is the usual suspect, and the power attachment applies only to some models.
1. Ask whether the probe was in use. If so, remove it and push the plug firmly into its socket. 2. If your oven has a roll-out rack power attachment, check that it is attached. 3. Press Cancel. 4. Switch the breaker off for a minute and restore it. If F3 E4 returns, call us.
No. It relates to the probe or power attachment connection, so the oven's heating is not the concern. It may refuse probe cooking until fixed. Nothing about the oven's heat is involved, though probe and attachment cooking may be unavailable until it is fixed.
Some models have a roll-out rack with a powered connection. If it is not seated, the control may flag it with this code. A loose link on those roll-out racks can raise the same code, so look at how the rack plugs in.
Then the probe, socket or attachment needs testing, which we do with a written price first. Testing and repair are straightforward, and we quote in writing before replacing anything.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.