The code 1d22 completes the 1d family on KitchenAid ranges with the same wording: a possible problem with the oven temperature sensor, the control, or the wiring. Owners notice the code with an oven that stops…
The code 1d22 completes the 1d family on KitchenAid ranges with the same wording: a possible problem with the oven temperature sensor, the control, or the wiring. Owners notice the code with an oven that stops mid-bake or declines to start. No model is attached, so it can appear across the range line, and it stays on the display. It helps to write the exact code down before you phone.
1. Press Cancel and open the door to cool the oven. 2. Check that the sensor probe at the back is not bent or touched by cookware. 3. Turn off the breaker for one minute, then restore it. 4. Run a short bake. 5. If 1d22 shows up again, stop and call us.
If the control cannot trust the sensor reading, it may shut the oven down. That fits the code's message about the sensor, control or wiring.
The wording is the same, so the same three areas are tested. The digits distinguish the entries, and one visit covers any of them that your range printed.
No. Bending it can make things worse and may break the wire inside. Let a technician check its position and its signal with the right meter.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.