On KitchenAid wall ovens and ranges covered by the general cooking code chart, a blank clock usually means the display is set to hide the time of day. Some models allow this. The oven is working;…
On KitchenAid wall ovens and ranges covered by the general cooking code chart, a blank clock usually means the display is set to hide the time of day. Some models allow this. The oven is working; the time is simply not shown. Pressing and holding Clock Set/Start for about five seconds brings the time of day back, and the time does not need to be reset afterward.
1. Confirm the oven otherwise responds, such as the keypad lighting or beeping. 2. Press and hold Clock Set/Start for about five seconds. 3. Watch for the time of day to reappear; you do not need to set it again. 4. If nothing appears, switch the breaker off for a minute and restore it. 5. If the display stays blank after power returns, stop and call us.
No. Holding Clock Set/Start for about five seconds simply shows the time of day again. The time does not need to be reset, because the oven was keeping it all along.
Only some models can hide the time of day. If yours is one of them, the five-second press of Clock Set/Start toggles it back, which explains most blank clocks.
A fully dark display is different from a hidden clock. Check the breaker and try the hold once more. If nothing lights, call us; a dead display needs control diagnosis and a written quote.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.