On KitchenAid over-the-range microwave hood combinations like the KMHS120ESS or KHMS155LSS, FC E7 means the appliance did not connect to your router. The recommended routine is a power reset, then start a cycle, watch the display…
On KitchenAid over-the-range microwave hood combinations like the KMHS120ESS or KHMS155LSS, FC E7 means the appliance did not connect to your router. The recommended routine is a power reset, then start a cycle, watch the display for one minute to make sure the code stays away, verify operation, and re-set up the Wi-Fi link if needed. Cooking from the keypad is not affected.
1. Confirm the router is on and other devices can reach the internet. 2. Press Cancel, then unplug the microwave for one minute and restore power. 3. Start a short cycle and watch the display for a minute. 4. Set up the Wi-Fi connection again in the app. If FC E7 comes back, call us.
It can. If you changed the router name or password, the microwave still holds the old details and cannot join. Re-entering the new ones usually settles it.
A minute shows whether the microwave stays clean or throws the code again right away. That tells you if the cause was momentary. That tells you whether the cause was momentary.
No, it only concerns the network link. Regular timed cooking from the keypad continues to work. It does not stop cooking; it only concerns the network link, so heating from the keypad continues to work normally.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.