My Kitchenaid KEBS208SSS is only 14 months old and just this week stop working correctly. Both ovens will not heat up beyond the mid 200 degrees and it takes about an hour just to get to this temperature. As far as I can remember this oven seem to take a long time (15 - 20 minutes)to preheat to a set temperature such as 375 - 400 degrees. My email address is [email protected] Thank you for any suggestions you may have for me.
Thanks for the input but I checked the control panel and the option setting is still on Fahrenheit.Thanks for the input but I checked the control panel and the option setting is still on Fahrenheit.
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If you cant program it for more than the 270 you may have changed it from farienhiet ( bad spelling) to celcius. pushing and holding broil may switch it back.
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You need to pull the oven out and see if you are getting 240 volts to the bake element (take the back panel off, press bake and start and put your meter lids on each prone of the bake element).
If you do get 240 volts to the bake element then the element is defective. If you don't get 240 volts then you may be looking at a faulty relay board.
You are probably correct the cooling fan can wear out. You will have to order it by model number. They are a bit tricky to install depending on the oven, but not hard once you get to the fan area. Somke are behing the cabinet and you will have to puul the oven out and some are in the control panel area.
either its the oven sensor rod located at the top of the ovens cavity,or your bake element could be getting a hot spot which is when it gets a discolored spot in the element and can no longer pass sufficient current to heat the oven past 250 degrees
Did this with me twice now on self clean. It's the thermostat on the back of the oven. Set to trip when oven gets too hot which happens with self clean. Part is about $45 - $50 and pretty simple to install. Hardest part is pulling the oven out of the wall.
these ovens have a fuse in them called a tco thermal cut out switch if the ovens over heat for a varity of reasons it cuts the power and must be replaced most are on the back of the ovens and are metel disc with two wires on them
Thanks for the input but I checked the control panel and the option setting is still on Fahrenheit.
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