For KitchenAid combination microwave-wall ovens such as the KOCE900HSS, F4 E4 means the microwave humidity sensor, the microwave appliance manager, or the connecting wiring may have a problem. It relates to the upper microwave cavity. The…
For KitchenAid combination microwave-wall ovens such as the KOCE900HSS, F4 E4 means the microwave humidity sensor, the microwave appliance manager, or the connecting wiring may have a problem. It relates to the upper microwave cavity. The display shows the code, and sensor-based microwave cooking may stop working. Since the humidity sensor and the appliance manager are both named, the repair starts with testing the sensing circuit and its connections before any part is chosen.
1. Cancel the cycle and let the microwave cavity dry and cool. 2. Wipe condensation from the cavity and door with a dry cloth. 3. Reset power at the breaker for one minute. 4. Run a cup-of-water test. If F4 E4 returns, call us and leave the microwave unused.
It measures moisture in the microwave cavity so the oven can judge when food is done. If the sensor or its wiring fails, the control posts F4 E4.
Wiping away condensation is a sensible first step. The code, however, lists the sensor, the manager and wiring, so a repeat after drying means testing is needed.
That depends on how the control reacts. Because the code ties into the microwave manager, many owners find the microwave unusable until it is repaired.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.