On KitchenAid built-in steam ovens, Temperature Reached Insert Food tells you the preheat cycle has completed and the set temperature has been reached. It is a go-ahead, not an error. Open the door, put the food…
On KitchenAid built-in steam ovens, Temperature Reached Insert Food tells you the preheat cycle has completed and the set temperature has been reached. It is a go-ahead, not an error. Open the door, put the food in, close the door and restart the cycle or press START. The oven holds the temperature while it waits for you to load it.
1. Open the door carefully; steam and heat can escape. 2. Place the food in the oven. 3. Close the door fully. 4. Restart the cycle or press START. 5. If the message returns every time even after loading and closing the door, call us.
No. It means the steam oven has finished preheating and reached the set temperature. It is your cue to load the food and restart the cycle, so nothing needs repair.
Open the door, put the food in, close the door and restart the cycle or press START. Open the door with care, because steam and heat can escape toward you.
If the message shows again after you have loaded the food and shut the door, call us. We will check the oven and give you a written price before we start any repair.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.