KitchenAid combination microwave-wall ovens such as the KOCE500ESS may display F4 E9 when the microwave inverter or its wiring is suspected. Do not confuse it with F4E9 on over-the-range hood microwaves, where the same letters point…
KitchenAid combination microwave-wall ovens such as the KOCE500ESS may display F4 E9 when the microwave inverter or its wiring is suspected. Do not confuse it with F4E9 on over-the-range hood microwaves, where the same letters point to the Smart Pop control. Here the upper cavity stops heating and the display holds the code. Expect cold food and a stopped timer until the circuit is repaired.
1. Press Cancel and remove any food from the cavity. 2. Turn the oven's breaker off, wait a minute, and turn it on again. 3. Try a short cycle with a cup of water, no more than ten seconds. 4. If F4 E9 shows again, leave the microwave half off and schedule us.
No. On over-the-range hood combinations that code concerns the Smart Pop control. On your combination wall oven it concerns the inverter, so the repair path differs.
A reset clears a one-time glitch but not a worn inverter. If the code returns on the first test cycle, the circuit needs a technician.
Possibly, but we confirm the inverter or wiring is the cause first. You approve the written price before any part is ordered. You will see the full price in writing, with no obligation to proceed.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.