KitchenAid Wall Oven F3, F6, 1C31, 1C32 and Related Codes

Thirteen codes, one explanation

KitchenAid’s wall oven help page gives a single sentence for F3, F6 and eleven four-character codes that begin 1C, 3D or 4D. Each of them says the oven control, or the wiring connected to it, may have a problem. The separate range page repeats that wording for F3 and F6. Why one explanation needs so many numbers is not covered, and neither is how the codes differ.

The full list

• F3 and F6
• 1C31, 1C32, 1C4C, 1C6C, 1C7C, 1C81, 1C82 and 1C8C
• 3D51
• 4D31 and 4D32

About the oven control

Put generally, the oven control is the electronics behind the keypad or touch screen. It takes in your settings and decides when to turn the heat on and off. Per the manufacturer, the fault may be in that control or in the wiring that connects it to the rest of the oven.

Power reset from KitchenAid

1. Turn the oven’s circuit breaker off. Wait one minute.
2. Turn it on.
3. Look at the display for another minute to see if the code is back.
4. Use the oven as usual to confirm it works.

Nothing else is listed: there is no setting to change and no part to replace.

If the same code shows up again

The manufacturer then refers you to its service scheduling. Control boards and wiring are technician work, so keep the panels closed.

Similar KitchenAid oven entries

• F03 / F04 concerns the electronic oven control, with similar wording.
• F06 concerns the electronic control or its wiring.
• F4 concerns the oven cavity control.

KitchenAid wall oven service in Los Angeles

When the code comes back after the breaker reset, call (310) 363-8964 for service on your KitchenAid wall oven in Los Angeles. Give the exact code and mention that the reset has been done. The oven repair page covers the work we do.

Source: KitchenAid Product Help, Wall Oven Error Codes; KitchenAid Product Help, Ranges Error Codes