On KitchenAid double and combination wall ovens like the KODE500ESS, F6 E6 refers to the upper oven appliance manager control, or the wiring connected to it. The control for the upper cavity may not be working…
On KitchenAid double and combination wall ovens like the KODE500ESS, F6 E6 refers to the upper oven appliance manager control, or the wiring connected to it. The control for the upper cavity may not be working properly. The display shows the code, and the upper oven can stop heating or ignore your settings. Because only the upper cavity is named, the lower oven control is a separate matter.
1. Press Cancel and wait for both ovens to cool. 2. Reset the breaker: off for one minute, then on. 3. Try a short bake in the upper oven. 4. If F6 E6 appears again, stop using the upper oven and call us.
The control manages each oven separately, so F6 E6 points to the upper oven's appliance manager. The lower cavity may behave differently, since it has its own control.
If it runs without a code, you may try it carefully. Stop at once if more codes appear, and tell us what the display showed when you call.
We check the wiring and connections for the upper oven control, then test the control. You approve the written price before we replace anything, and the repair carries a 30-day warranty.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.