KitchenAid Kitchen Ranges - Page 9 - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

The problem is the solder joints on the white wire connector on the control board. If you unplug and carefully remove the control board and look carefully at the solder connections for this connector you will see that some of them are cracked or broken. One way to tell is to take a small screwdriver and gently push the pins as if to push them through the backside of the board. The faulty ones will move. Reposition them and resolder the connections. Problem solved.

The latch is stuck halfway! Take your finger and push the latch all the way to the right until the oven light goes out. Now hold it there and press the self clean button. Let it start up for a few seconds then hit the off/cancel button and let go of the latch. It should hear it made a winding like sound as it goes back to it starting position.

The ohm's on the temp sensor is adequate if measured at normal room temperature. Next check the wiring from the sensor connector to the control board for continuity. Also verify there isn't any corrosion on the connection to the board. If that is good, visually inspect the control board for burnt areas as that will be the only other component in that function. This control board is NLA but you may find one stashed in someone's old inventory.

This stove should absolutely still be under warranty. I would start with calling the KA customer service. They are pretty good and will usually do all they can to help you. The number for them is: 800-422-1230

You will need to replace the control board. Here is the part to order. Control Oven black

Faulty switch for the lights? Measure the voltage in the lamp sockets - if you don;t know how, find someone with electrical experience to check it out.

Your control display is set to celsius and needs to be changed to fahrenheit. Get your user manual to determine the procedure. User manuals are typically available on line.

MODEL #TES356TD SERIAL RWO0415338 ESTATE

Work out the difference,and cook to suit.!

Have you dis-assembled the burner assembly and cleaned them out?

Is the gas turned on at the stop valve behind the range? Assuming the gas is on, the igniter can glow but not actually be working properly such that the control valve does not open or the valve may be failed. There are electrical measurements for the valve and igniter and related circuit that can be made if you have a clamp on amp meter and a volt meter.

Replace the temp sensor. Here is the part to order. Keep me posted.

Unfortunately the f11 error means the clock is shorted. I have actually seen this issue several times on this unit. Its not your fault and theres nothing you did or could have done prevent this issue. You need to have the clock replaced to fix the error code. The clock on this model is the brains of the operations. Here is the part to order.There is also a video on that parts page to show you how to make the repair.All parts come with a 365 day, any part, any reason return policy.

The spark module is number 5 on this diagram.

remove bottom of oven to see bake igniter you may have to replace it Cheers

yes this will work for you, but before you change out the fan motor make certain the fan blades are unobstructed and not rubbing against anything this can make quite a horrible noise as well.best regards Falco

You have a faulty spark module that will need to be replaced. Here is that part to order. There is also a video on that same page to show you how to replace the module. All parts have a 365 day, any part, any reason return policy.