KitchenAid · Microwave
E03 error-code guide
KitchenAid says E03 means the keypad or user interface reported a problem to the control board.
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Published KitchenAid microwave guides
This hub contains 9 published guides for select KitchenAid microwave error codes. Coverage is intentionally limited and does not include all codes or models.
Microwave runs but food stays cold? Use the microwave not-heating symptom guide.
Microwave will not begin a cook cycle? Use the microwave won’t-start symptom guide.
Seeing sparks or arcing instead of a code? Use the microwave arcing safety guide.
Source-backed guides
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Each card links to a guide that separates the detected condition from possible causes, preliminary checks, limitations, and service boundaries.
KitchenAid · Microwave
E24 error-code guide
KitchenAid says E24 is displayed when the oven reaches an overheat condition of 500°F (260°C).
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F2H1 error-code guide
KitchenAid says F2H1 can indicate a problem with the vent fan and light switch on the lower-left front side panel or its associated wiring.
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F3T4 error-code guide
KitchenAid says F3T4 can involve the magnetron temperature thermistor or its associated wiring.
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F4E1 / F4 E1 error-code guide
KitchenAid says F4E1 can indicate a cavity-temperature thermistor problem or associated wiring on over-the-range microwaves.
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F6 error-code guide
KitchenAid says F6 can occur when the oven cannot execute a function and may involve the relay control board or associated wiring.
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F7 error-code guide
KitchenAid says F7 can occur when the microwave cannot execute a function and may involve the appliance control board or associated wiring.
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E61 error-code guide
KitchenAid says E61 means the oven sensor circuit reported an open condition to the control board.
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F9 / F9E0 / F9 E0 error-code guide
KitchenAid documents model-dependent F9 meanings: an execution/control fault on some over-the-range microwaves, and an electrical-supply or installation-related condition for F9/F9E0 on some built-in microwaves.
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