If F02 shows on a KitchenAid electric wall oven or combination wall oven, for instance a KOCE500ESS, the oven temperature sensor, the control or the associated wiring may have a problem. The control is not getting…
If F02 shows on a KitchenAid electric wall oven or combination wall oven, for instance a KOCE500ESS, the oven temperature sensor, the control or the associated wiring may have a problem. The control is not getting a believable temperature value from the cavity. In practice the oven may heat poorly, shut off early, or not start at all. Keep an eye on food during any bake, since the display may not match the true temperature.
1. Wait until the oven is cool. 2. Press Cancel and look at the display. 3. Switch the oven's breaker off for a minute and on again. 4. Run a normal bake for ten minutes with an oven thermometer inside if you have one. If F02 returns or the temperature is wrong, leave it and call.
The control may have caught a bad reading briefly. Even if heating continues, the temperature may be inaccurate, so do not trust it for delicate baking. Possibly the sensor reads high or low only at certain temperatures, so the control accepts it for a while and then reacts.
Almost never. The usual fix is a single part, the sensor or sometimes the control, which we confirm before quoting. Hardly ever: sensor and control repairs cost far less than replacing a built-in oven.
Yes, with a 30-day workmanship warranty and a written price in advance. We replace sensors regularly, so most jobs finish in a single visit, and each is quoted in writing.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.