KitchenAid Wall Oven F01, F02, F1, F2, 1D11 and Related Codes

KitchenAid’s help text hands the same explanation to fourteen separate wall oven codes. The trouble could sit with the oven temperature sensor, with the control, or with the wiring. Find your code in the table, then apply the one reset that suits every row.

The fourteen codes

What the shared wording covers

• The temperature sensor passes the oven’s heat level to the control, which relies on it when regulating the heating.
• Three suspects are listed: sensor, control, wiring.
• No page distinguishes F01 from 1D21, so the number on screen does not point to one of the three.
• Digit-led codes (1D11, 3D22) and F-led ones share the wording. No temperature, resistance reading or test method is provided for the sensor.

The reset KitchenAid lists

1. Switch the circuit breaker for the oven off, for one minute.
2. Switch it on.
3. Check the display for about a minute to learn whether the code reappears.
4. Operate the oven and verify that it works.

The code reappears

Owners are given nothing further. Nothing on the display settles which of sensor, control or wiring is the culprit, so a code that returns calls for booking a technician, not for repeating the breaker cycle.

Entries to look at next

• F3E0: covers the upper oven temperature sensor
• F3E1 and related: covers the lower oven temperature sensor
• F03 / F04: points at the electronic oven control instead

Oven temperature sensor repair in Los Angeles

If your code persists, phone (310) 363-8964 for Los Angeles service. Read out the complete code from the table instead of only its first letter, and mention that the breaker was already cycled.

Source: KitchenAid Product Help, Wall Oven: Error Code or Message