On Wi-Fi connected KitchenAid wall ovens like the KOCE900HSS, FC E6 refers to the Wi-Fi power module, or the associated wiring. The module that supplies the oven's Wi-Fi may have a problem. You will see the…
On Wi-Fi connected KitchenAid wall ovens like the KOCE900HSS, FC E6 refers to the Wi-Fi power module, or the associated wiring. The module that supplies the oven's Wi-Fi may have a problem. You will see the code on the display, and connected features may stop. Because the module and wiring are named, the oven's own hardware is the point of the test rather than your home network.
1. Press Cancel to clear the message and let the oven rest. 2. Switch the breaker off for a full minute, then on. 3. Watch the display for a few minutes to see whether FC E6 returns. 4. If it does, call us and leave the oven's covers alone.
It is the part that powers the oven's Wi-Fi. FC E6 means that module or its wiring may have a problem, so the connection cannot start or stay up.
Yes, FC E9 names the same module and wiring. The diagnosis is the same for both codes, and we explain what we find before you approve any work.
It is about Wi-Fi, and cooking functions may continue. We still advise a test visit, because the module sits on the oven's electronics, and we quote in writing first.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.