On KitchenAid built-in microwaves and combination microwave-wall ovens like the KMBP100ESS or KOCE500ESS, Locked, Lock or Loc means the Control Lock is active. It shuts down the panel controls to avoid unintended use. While the panel…
On KitchenAid built-in microwaves and combination microwave-wall ovens like the KMBP100ESS or KOCE500ESS, Locked, Lock or Loc means the Control Lock is active. It shuts down the panel controls to avoid unintended use. While the panel is locked, none of the controls will function. Unlock the oven control and, where the model has one, the door. It is easy to trigger by holding a key too long.
1. Find the lock or unlock instruction on your control panel, usually a press-and-hold on a key. 2. Hold it until the message disappears. 3. Try opening the door and then start a short test. 4. If the message stays and the keys do not respond, reset the breaker for a minute and call us if it persists.
With the control lock on, the panel ignores everything except the unlock action. Release the lock, and normal cooking returns. With the lock on, the panel ignores everything except the unlock action, so nothing seems to respond at all.
Some models lock the door too. Unlock the control first, then try the door. If the door stays locked after the control unlocks, call us.
Sometimes, but the proper method is the unlock key press. A reset is a fallback, not the usual step. Sometimes, but the proper method is the unlock key press. A reset is a fallback, not the normal step.
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