On KitchenAid countertop microwaves such as the KCMS1555SSS or KCMS1655BSS, LOC, an L, or a padlock icon means the Control Lock is enabled. The keypad ignores presses until it is turned off. Depending on the model,…
On KitchenAid countertop microwaves such as the KCMS1555SSS or KCMS1655BSS, LOC, an L, or a padlock icon means the Control Lock is enabled. The keypad ignores presses until it is turned off. Depending on the model, press and hold Cancel for three seconds, or hold Start for five seconds, to unlock the controls. Pressing keys while the lock is on will not harm anything.
1. Try pressing and holding the Cancel key for three seconds. 2. If the lock remains, press and hold the Start key for five seconds. 3. Check that the icon or LOC has disappeared. 4. If the keys still do not respond, unplug the microwave for a minute and call us if the lock stays.
No. The Control Lock is a feature designed to prevent unintended use, for example by children. Turn it off with the press-and-hold method for your model.
Unplug the microwave for a minute, restore power and try again. If the keypad still ignores you, the touch pad may have a problem and a technician should look.
Yes, if you want the added safety. The microwave simply will not accept key presses until you turn it off. Yes, if you like the added safety. Until then the keys stay silent, which is by design.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.