On KitchenAid commercial-style knob-control ranges with app connectivity, such as the KFGC500JSS or KFGC506JSS, F5E0 is an error tied to the main oven door. The code appears in the display and stays there until it is…
On KitchenAid commercial-style knob-control ranges with app connectivity, such as the KFGC500JSS or KFGC506JSS, F5E0 is an error tied to the main oven door. The code appears in the display and stays there until it is cleared. Turning the temperature knob to the OFF position cancels it so the range can be used again. If it returns after that, the range needs a power reset and then a hands-on check of the door.
1. Turn the temperature knob to OFF to cancel the error. 2. Close the main oven door fully and make sure nothing is caught in it. 3. If the code returns, cut power to the range at the breaker for a minute and then switch it back on. 4. If you smell gas at any point, leave the house and call the gas utility from outside.
It is an error linked to the main oven door on KFGC and KFDC knob-control ranges. The display shows the code until you turn the temperature knob to OFF, which cancels it so you can use the range again.
It cancels the error so you can keep using the range. If F5E0 shows up again after a power reset at the breaker, the main door side needs to be checked in person by a technician.
No. F5E0 relates to the main oven door, while F5E3 relates to the left oven door on 48-inch double-oven models. The first steps are the same, but the door being checked is different.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.