On KitchenAid built-in steam ovens, a plain F9 is handled with a power reset. Start a cycle after the reset and watch the oven for one minute to confirm the code does not display again, then…
On KitchenAid built-in steam ovens, a plain F9 is handled with a power reset. Start a cycle after the reset and watch the oven for one minute to confirm the code does not display again, then verify normal operation. Standard wall ovens use F9 or F9 E0 for a different matter. Because the guidance is a reset and a short watch, any return of the code afterward is the sign that a technician should test the steam oven.
1. Press Cancel so the code leaves the screen. 2. Take the oven off power at its breaker for one minute, then back on. 3. Start a cycle and watch the display for a full minute. 4. If F9 returns, stop using the oven and call us.
Reset power at the breaker, start a cycle, and watch for one minute. That is the recommended way to see whether the code clears, followed by a check of normal operation.
No. On standard wall ovens F9 or F9 E0 relates to wiring at the supply, and the steam oven page you are reading is handled with a power reset.
If F9 returns after the reset, or shows up again on later cycles, book a visit and we will test the steam oven and quote any repair in writing first.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.