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KitchenAid Range F6 E0 / F6 E1 Error Code

F6 E0 and F6 E1 are closely related electronic-control/communication faults on supported KitchenAid ranges. Because the homeowner action is the same and internal diagnosis is unsafe, they are consolidated here rather than split into near-duplicate pages.

Applies to KitchenAid range or wall oven using the documented display family

What the appliance detected

Detected condition

KitchenAid describes F6 E0 as potentially involving the oven control, appliance manager, or associated wiring, and F6 E1 as potentially involving the appliance manager or associated wiring.

What may contribute

Possible causes

  • The oven control or appliance manager may not be communicating normally.
  • Associated internal wiring may be involved.
  • A transient control state may clear after one documented power cycle.

Start conservatively

Safe preliminary checks

Work in order and stop whenever a step is not supported by the documentation for your model.

  1. Record the exact suffix

    • Photograph whether the display shows F6 E0 or F6 E1 and record the complete model number.
    • Do not assume both suffixes identify the same internal failed part.

  2. Power-cycle once

    • Turn off the supplying breaker for one minute.
    • Restore power, monitor the oven for one minute, and verify only normal external operation.

  3. Stop if the code returns

    • If F6 E0 or F6 E1 reappears, request service rather than opening panels or repeating resets.
    • Keep the photo and model number for the technician.

Actions not recommended

  • Do not open control, wiring, or appliance-manager compartments.
  • Do not perform live-voltage, continuity, resistance, or connector testing.
  • Do not replace an oven control or appliance manager based on the code alone.

When to stop and request service

  • Either F6 E0 or F6 E1 returns after one documented reset.
  • The controls or heating behavior are abnormal after power is restored.
  • Any internal control, communication, wiring, or connector diagnosis is required.

Documented source

Official information reviewed

Our summary is based on manufacturer support material and stays within the limits of that material.

Source reviewed by Appliance Help HQ: September 23, 2026.

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