On KitchenAid electric wall ovens such as the KOSE500ESS or KODE500ESS, F6 E0 may appear when you start a cycle. It is cleared with a power reset, after which the oven should be watched to be…
On KitchenAid electric wall ovens such as the KOSE500ESS or KODE500ESS, F6 E0 may appear when you start a cycle. It is cleared with a power reset, after which the oven should be watched to be sure the code does not display again and normal operation is verified. On built-in microwaves, the same code has a different text. Because this code can appear at the start of a cycle and clear with a reset, the key step is watching afterward to see whether it returns.
1. Press Cancel to clear the display. 2. Cut the oven's power at the breaker for one minute and restore it. 3. Start a cycle again and watch the display for a few minutes. 4. If F6 E0 comes back each time you start, call us.
Not always. It can show when you start a cycle and clear with a power reset. The step that matters is watching the oven afterward to confirm the code stays away.
Run the oven through a normal cycle and keep an eye on the display. If the code does not return, normal use is fine, and if it does, book us for a control check.
No. The built-in microwave gives F6 E0 a different text, naming other parts, so this page applies to the wall oven only and the microwave has its own page.
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