On KitchenAid built-in microwaves and oven combinations in the KMBP100ESS and KOCE500ESS family, 3d31 is tied to the meat probe. The first thing to verify is that the probe is pushed firmly into its receptacle, whose…
On KitchenAid built-in microwaves and oven combinations in the KMBP100ESS and KOCE500ESS family, 3d31 is tied to the meat probe. The first thing to verify is that the probe is pushed firmly into its receptacle, whose location varies by model. After that, a power reset is the next step. The display shows the code and probe cooking will not run.
1. Press Cancel. 2. Unplug the probe, wipe the metal tip and plug with a dry cloth, and check that nothing is bent. 3. Push the probe in until it seats fully. 4. If the code stays, switch the breaker off for one minute and back on. 5. Watch the display for a minute. If 3d31 reappears with the probe out, call us.
Make sure the meat probe is fully inserted in its receptacle. The receptacle sits in different places on different models, so look along the cavity wall near the front opening.
No. Take the probe out and use time-based cooking. If the code still appears with the probe removed, the receptacle or control needs attention, not the probe.
It clears a one-off glitch. Watch the display for about a minute afterward. A code that returns means a persistent contact or control problem, and a technician should test it.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.