On KitchenAid double and combination wall ovens such as the KODE500ESS or KOCE500ESS, F6 E9 indicates the lower oven appliance manager, or the wiring connected to it, may have a problem. The control for the lower…
On KitchenAid double and combination wall ovens such as the KODE500ESS or KOCE500ESS, F6 E9 indicates the lower oven appliance manager, or the wiring connected to it, may have a problem. The control for the lower cavity is the one named. The display holds the code, and the lower oven may not heat. Because it names the lower cavity only, the upper oven control is a separate matter and judged on its own.
1. Cancel and let the lower oven cool. 2. Switch the breaker off, wait a full minute, then switch it on. 3. Try a short bake in the lower oven. 4. If F6 E9 returns, stop using the lower oven and call us. The upper oven can be tried if it shows no code.
Each oven in a double has its own appliance manager. This code names the lower one, so the upper oven can behave differently and may keep working.
It is the lower oven counterpart. F6 E6 names the upper oven appliance manager, and F6 E9 names the lower one, so which code you see tells us where to start.
If the upper oven runs without a code, yes for now. Keep the lower oven off until it has been tested, since its control is the part reporting a problem.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.