FC E2 can appear on KitchenAid Wi-Fi ranges like the KFGG500ESS or KSEG700ESS when the link drops because of a time out, a weak signal, a router that has stopped working, or the range's own Wi-Fi…
FC E2 can appear on KitchenAid Wi-Fi ranges like the KFGG500ESS or KSEG700ESS when the link drops because of a time out, a weak signal, a router that has stopped working, or the range's own Wi-Fi module and its wiring. The meaning is the same as for FC E1 and FC E3. Cooking features are normally independent of the connection.
1. Restart your router and wait until it is back online. 2. Check the signal with a phone held near the range. 3. Cut power to the range at the breaker for a minute, then restore it. 4. Run the app setup again. If FC E2 returns, contact us.
Restart the router, reset the range power at the breaker, then reconnect through the app. Many connection problems end there, and it costs nothing to try.
Yes. Poor signal strength is one of the listed causes, so a closer router or an extender can resolve it, especially if the kitchen is far from the router.
When the router and signal are fine and FC E2 still returns after a reset, the range's Wi-Fi module or wiring needs checking, and we do that on a visit.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.