KitchenAid commercial-style ranges with knob controls and app connectivity, such as the KFGC500JSS and KFGC506JSS, sound a tone in several normal situations. A tone or beep sounds when the unit is powered on, when it switches…
KitchenAid commercial-style ranges with knob controls and app connectivity, such as the KFGC500JSS and KFGC506JSS, sound a tone in several normal situations. A tone or beep sounds when the unit is powered on, when it switches to Off mode, and when a valid mode and temperature selection has been made and Start is pressed to begin a cycle. Owners hear these beeps and wonder if something is wrong, but each one marks an ordinary control event.
1. Note what you did right before the sound: powering on, turning the range off, or pressing Start. 2. Match it to the list above; each of those events produces a tone. 3. If you hear tones at times that match none of them, write down what the display and lights show. 4. Check that no knob is bumped or leaning on a setting. 5. Call us with that description if the beeping repeats.
No. A tone sounds when the unit is powered on, when it switches to Off mode, and when a valid selection is made and Start is pressed. These are normal confirmations.
Once a valid mode and temperature are selected, pressing Start begins the cycle and the control sounds a tone to confirm. The beep tells you the range accepted the cycle.
Our information covers when the tones sound, not a way to silence them. Check the instructions that came with your range for sound settings, and call us if the beeping does not match normal use.
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