KitchenAid Oven

KitchenAid KEBS247D

Model # KEBS247D

KEBS247D is one of the wall oven model numbers KitchenAid carried in the United States. The one specification line recovered for the KEBS247D describes it as a Superba® 24″ Built-in Electric Double Oven with Self-cleaning Thermal Convection® Upper — Thermal Lower, and this page does not go beyond it. It appears on KitchenAid’s US product site in January 2000 and nowhere after that.

A wall oven of that vintage is two decades or more into service, and the door seal, the hinges and the heating elements are long past as-new. The KEBS247D is no longer made, so what can actually be obtained for it is the first thing looked at, not the last.

Key Features

  • Superba® 24" Built-in Electric Double Oven with Self-cleaning Thermal Convection® Upper - Thermal Lower
  • Recorded on KitchenAid's US product site in January 2000
  • A KitchenAid owner's manual for this model is on record

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

Oven lamp and lamp holder failures

02

Door glass that has slipped in the frame, or an inner pane that has cracked

03

Relay failure on the control board, so one element never energises while the rest of the oven works

04

Heat damage at the rear terminal block and its wiring

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

KitchenAid KEBS247D FAQ

For a KEBS247D, look inside the door. That is the location KitchenAid publishes for its wall ovens, and the label there is the authoritative source for the number - front-panel badging and box labels often differ from what is actually on the KEBS247D.

Sometimes, yes - a discontinued model like the KEBS247D can mean waiting on a specialist supplier for an obsolete part. We establish that on a KEBS247D before the job starts, so the choice between waiting, substituting where a substitute genuinely exists, and replacing the machine is yours to make with the facts in front of you.

It is, and it should not be left. With the oven switched off at its supply, the door of a KEBS247D comes off and is dismantled on a bench to fit new glass. A KEBS247D run with a cracked inner pane loses heat at the front and the crack tends to spread with each cycle.

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