KitchenAid Microwave Error Code F4
Temperature probe is not plugged into the jack or its wires are not properly connected.
What the F4 error code actually means
Your KitchenAid microwave is showing F4 because it cannot detect the temperature probe that is used to measure food temperature during cooking. This usually means the probe is not plugged in all the way, or it is not plugged in at all when a probe cooking mode is selected. Try firmly inserting the probe into the port inside the microwave, or cancel the probe cooking mode if you are not using it.
The full F4 procedure
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Most common causes of F4
- 1Probe not plugged into the jack
- 2Loose or incomplete probe connection
- 3Damaged probe connector or jack
- 4Broken or faulty temperature probe
- 5Wiring continuity failure between jack and control board
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