On KitchenAid built-in microwaves and combination microwave-wall ovens such as the KMBP100ESS or KOCE500ESS, a lone colon or dot in the display tells you to set the clock. It means there has been a power failure,…
On KitchenAid built-in microwaves and combination microwave-wall ovens such as the KMBP100ESS or KOCE500ESS, a lone colon or dot in the display tells you to set the clock. It means there has been a power failure, or the clock time has been turned off. The appliance is working; it is waiting for you to enter the time. It appears after outages and after the clock is turned off.
1. Open the clock setting on the control panel. 2. Enter the correct time of day. 3. Confirm to save it. 4. If the colon or dot returns without any outage, check the breaker and call us. 5. Note the exact display if you call.
Not a breakdown. It shows a power interruption or that the clock has been turned off. Setting the time restores normal display. Not a breakdown, only a power interruption or a clock that is switched off.
Yes, models allow turning the clock off, which also leaves a colon or dot visible. Turn it back on in the clock setting. Yes, models allow turning the clock off, which leaves a colon or dot visible. Switch the clock display on again whenever you want the time shown.
Only after power returns. If you set it often, look for a loose breaker or unstable outlet. Only after power returns. If you must set it often, look for a loose breaker, a shared outlet or a switched circuit.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.
