Kitchenaid Oven Repair Services

The display on the stove will share an error code when there is an issue. Depending on your model, the most common KitchenAid range error codes can show as an F or E code. It’s best to check the manual that came with your stove so that you know which codes to expect.

Sometimes error codes can be cleared by resetting the power to the oven. You can do this at your circuit breaker box by turning off the circuit breaker or fuse, leaving it off for one minute, and then turning it back on. Often, this power reset will allow the stove to reboot and solve the problem.

The most common general codes are F9, F9 E0, C and PF.

The “F9” or “F9 E0” code appears when there’s something wrong with the electricity wired to your stove. The electrical outlet or the wiring in the home is incorrect and is supplying the stove with the wrong voltage. Or, the stove detected a surge along the electrical connections during a storm or outage. The best resolution is to reset power to the stove, which you can do by unplugging and plugging back in, or by checking the breaker box. Keep in mind that electrical issues can be safety hazards, so if this problem occurs multiple times, have a certified electrician come check the electrical connections.

“C” means the oven is currently displaying temperatures in Celsius instead of Fahrenheit. When operating in Celsius, the oven will not exceed 260 degrees. You’ll have to check the specific manuals for your model, because each model uses a different set of commands to change the temperature units.

“PF” code identifies a power failure. It can be shown as PF id=27 or PF id=30, depending on the model, but the PF is consistent across KitchenAid ovens. Press cancel to clear the display, and check to make sure the time clock is correct — if the power has been off for a long time, the clock may need to be reset.