On KitchenAid built-in microwaves and combination microwave-wall ovens, for example the KMBP100ESS or KOCE500ESS, F6 E3 points to the appliance manager control, the converter control, or the wiring between them. These boards coordinate the microwave functions,…
On KitchenAid built-in microwaves and combination microwave-wall ovens, for example the KMBP100ESS or KOCE500ESS, F6 E3 points to the appliance manager control, the converter control, or the wiring between them. These boards coordinate the microwave functions, so a problem is serious. The display shows F6 E3 and the cooking functions stop. The code is shared by both single built-in microwaves and combination units that mirror the same table.
1. Press Cancel and note what the display shows. 2. Turn the breaker for the unit off for one minute and restore it. 3. Do not run repeated cycles if the code returns right away. 4. Leave the microwave off and call us for a diagnostic visit.
Not quite. E7 names the microwave appliance manager on combination wall ovens. F6 E3 includes the converter control as well, so more circuits are in play.
Only if the code was a one-time glitch. If it returns at once, the controls or wiring need testing by a technician. If it returns immediately, the controls or wiring need testing by a technician with proper tools.
It depends on the model. Treat the whole appliance as suspect, and keep it off until we diagnose it. On combination ovens, tell us whether the lower oven also acts oddly so we can plan the visit.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.