The code 3d31, from the lower-case family on KitchenAid ranges, directs you to verify that the meat probe is securely inserted in the meat probe receptacle, whose location may vary by range. After that comes a…
The code 3d31, from the lower-case family on KitchenAid ranges, directs you to verify that the meat probe is securely inserted in the meat probe receptacle, whose location may vary by range. After that comes a power reset, followed by watching the oven for one minute to be sure the code does not display again. If the oven then operates normally, the case is closed.
1. Let the oven cool. 2. Push the meat probe plug firmly into its receptacle. 3. Switch the breaker off for a minute and back on. 4. Watch the oven for one minute to confirm the code stays away. 5. If 3d31 returns, remove the probe, stop using it and call us.
Its location may vary by range. Look for the small jack inside the oven cavity where the meat probe plugs in, and push the plug firmly home once the oven has cooled.
If you are not cooking with it, remove the probe and reset power. The code should clear, and you can bake normally with the regular temperature settings.
After the power reset, you monitor the oven for one minute to see that the code does not display again. If it does, the reseating did not solve it and you should call us.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.