KitchenAid built-in steam ovens show Empty and Refill Water Container before any steam cycle begins. It is a routine reminder, not a failure. Emptying the container after each use prevents condensation build-up inside the oven, and…
KitchenAid built-in steam ovens show Empty and Refill Water Container before any steam cycle begins. It is a routine reminder, not a failure. Emptying the container after each use prevents condensation build-up inside the oven, and starting with fresh water keeps cycles consistent. The oven waits for you to handle the container and close the door before it continues with the steam function you selected.
1. Let the oven cool. 2. Remove the water container and pour out any water that is left. 3. Refill it with fresh water to the fill line. 4. Slide it fully back into its compartment. 5. Close the door and start the steam cycle again. If the prompt returns even though you refilled the container, call us.
Yes. The prompt appears before every steam cycle, and emptying after each use prevents condensation build-up in the oven. Make it a habit and the reminder becomes a quick routine step.
No. It is a normal prompt shown before steam cycles so you handle the water container. The oven continues once the container is emptied, refilled and the door is closed.
Check that the container is pushed fully into its compartment and the door is shut. If it still appears, call us and we will test the steam system with a written price.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.