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KitchenAid Oven Error Codes

4 error codes with causes and step-by-step fixes

Your KitchenAid oven uses 4 distinct error codes to flag faults before they turn into a full breakdown. The most common cluster around control (3), door latch (1). Of these, about 4 can usually be cleared at home without a technician, while 0 point to more serious faults that may warrant a professional. Typical repair costs on this appliance run from $0 for simple DIY fixes up to $420 for professional component replacement.

Find your code in the table below for its exact meaning, the most likely causes ranked by how often they're the culprit, a step-by-step fix, the parts you may need, and a clear call on when it's worth phoning a repair pro.

Documented KitchenAid oven codes on this page: F2E0 — shorted keypad detected; F2E1 — keypad cable unplugged or not detected; F6E0 — loss of communication between control boards; F9E0 — door latch fault — lock motor position not confirmed.

Code	Meaning	Severity	DIY	Est. Cost
F2E0	Shorted keypad detected	⚠ Medium Severity	moderate	$0–$180
F2E1	Keypad cable unplugged or not detected	⚠ Medium Severity	moderate	$0–$180
F6E0	Loss of communication between control boards	⚠ Medium Severity	hard	$0–$300
F9E0	Door latch fault — lock motor position not confirmed	⚠ Medium Severity	moderate	$0–$150

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