On KitchenAid wall ovens and ranges covered by the general cooking error-code chart, PF means there has been a power failure. Some controls print PF id=27 or PF id=30, and these suffixes carry the same meaning.…
On KitchenAid wall ovens and ranges covered by the general cooking error-code chart, PF means there has been a power failure. Some controls print PF id=27 or PF id=30, and these suffixes carry the same meaning. Press Cancel to clear the display, and on some models reset the time of day. Owners see it after a storm or a breaker trip, often with a blinking clock and an oven that stopped what it was cooking.
1. Press Cancel to clear PF from the display. 2. Reset the time of day if the oven asks for it. 3. Restart any cooking that was interrupted. 4. Check that your breaker is on and stayed on. 5. If PF returns without any outage, call us.
It means there has been a power failure. The oven shows PF so you know cooking was interrupted, and it asks for Cancel to be pressed.
Some controls print an id=27 or id=30 suffix after PF. They carry the same meaning as plain PF, which is a power failure. Treat them all the same way: press Cancel and reset the clock if asked.
Repeated PF on steady power is not an ordinary outage message. Check that the breaker is solid and call us so we can inspect the oven's supply and control.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.