Combination microwave-wall ovens from KitchenAid, among them the KOCE900HSS, show F4 E9 when the microwave inverter, or the wiring connected to it, may have a problem. This refers to the upper microwave cavity. The code replaces…
Combination microwave-wall ovens from KitchenAid, among them the KOCE900HSS, show F4 E9 when the microwave inverter, or the wiring connected to it, may have a problem. This refers to the upper microwave cavity. The code replaces normal settings on the display, and microwave cooking may not start. Because the wiring and the inverter are both named, only measurements on site show which one needs attention, and neither is a job for an owner.
1. Cancel any running cycle and clear the cavity. 2. Turn the breaker off for one minute and on again. 3. Test with one cup of water for a short time. 4. If F4 E9 stays or returns, switch the microwave off and book us.
Cancel the cycle, remove food, and try one breaker reset. If the oven then runs a short water test with no code, cautious use is possible, but a return means stopping and calling us.
Not necessarily. It is tied to the microwave cavity, and the lower oven is a separate cooking space. Use the lower oven only if it displays no codes of its own.
Most visits start with reading the code and testing the inverter circuit. We explain what we find and quote in writing before replacing anything, so you decide before any part is ordered.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.