Combination microwave-wall ovens such as the KOCE900HSS and KOCE507ESS can show F6 E7 when the microwave appliance manager, or the wiring tied to it, may have a problem. This concerns the upper microwave cavity. The code…
Combination microwave-wall ovens such as the KOCE900HSS and KOCE507ESS can show F6 E7 when the microwave appliance manager, or the wiring tied to it, may have a problem. This concerns the upper microwave cavity. The code replaces the usual display, and the microwave section may not run. Because only the microwave side is named, the lower oven control is a separate matter and judged on its own.
1. Cancel the cycle and take any food out of the microwave. 2. Switch off the oven breaker for one minute, then on. 3. Heat a cup of water briefly to see whether the code stays away. 4. If F6 E7 returns, stop using the microwave and call us.
It is the control for the microwave cavity. F6 E7 names that manager or its wiring, so the lower oven control is a separate matter and may work normally.
It may, if it displays no codes. Use it with care, and keep the microwave off until we test the microwave appliance manager and its wiring.
Microwave power parts hold dangerous voltage, which is why owners should only try a breaker reset and a short water test, and nothing beyond that.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.