KitchenAid Cooktop Error Code F-58

F-58 indicates a wrong or invalid configuration detected by the Type 2 power control board. The board is not recognizing a valid operating configuration, which prevents the cooktop from running normally. This can happen after a power disruption, a board replacement, or if configuration data has been lost or corrupted. It is not always a sign of a physically damaged part.

Start by disconnecting the cooktop from power, then restore power and follow the Manual Configuration Mode directions specific to your model. This reconfigures the power control board with valid operating parameters. If the error persists after reconfiguration, a technician should inspect the board and associated wiring, as the board may need to be replaced.

If the issue resolves through Manual Configuration Mode, there is no parts cost, though a service call fee may apply if a technician performs the procedure, typically in the range of $75 to $150. If the power control board requires replacement, parts and labor combined can range from $200 to $450 or more depending on the model and service provider.

A power reset alone may not be enough to clear F-58. The recommended procedure is to disconnect power, restore power, and then immediately enter Manual Configuration Mode to give the board a valid configuration. If the error returns after this process, the control board may need further diagnosis or replacement.

The cooktop is designed to prevent normal operation when F-58 is active, which means the heating elements will not function as expected. Do not attempt to bypass the error or force operation. Address the configuration issue before using the cooktop to avoid unpredictable behavior.