Some KitchenAid built-in microwaves and combination units, like the KMBP100ESS and KOCE500ESS, show 3d41 when the meat probe connection needs attention. The advice is to verify the probe is securely inserted in its receptacle, which may…
Some KitchenAid built-in microwaves and combination units, like the KMBP100ESS and KOCE500ESS, show 3d41 when the meat probe connection needs attention. The advice is to verify the probe is securely inserted in its receptacle, which may be in a different spot depending on the model, then reset power and monitor for one minute. Probe-based programs will not start until it clears.
1. Press Cancel. 2. Remove the probe and inspect the tip and cord. 3. Reseat the probe with a firm push. 4. If 3d41 is still on the display, shut off the oven's breaker for sixty seconds and turn it back on. 5. Test with a short timed cycle. A repeat code with the probe out is a reason to call.
It depends on the model, but it is normally on a side wall inside the cavity near the front. If you cannot find it, send us the full model number and we will point you to it.
The control may be reading an open or unstable probe circuit. Dried residue in the receptacle or a damaged connection can cause that, so it is worth a professional test.
Cleaning solves it if residue was the issue, and you will see the code stay away after a power reset. Persistent codes suggest a worn receptacle or a wiring problem.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.