KitchenAid Oven

KitchenAid KOSE500EBL

Model # KOSE500EBL

The KOSE500EBL is one of the KitchenAid wall ovens. No published specification for this model was recovered. What survives is the model number and a dated record of when KitchenAid was showing it, and that is what is set out here. It sat in KitchenAid’s US catalogue from July 2015 until September 2015, which is the window the archive records.

Ten years and more into service, a KOSE500EBL is at the age where the door seal, the hinges and the heating elements are the usual suspects. Discontinued does not mean unrepairable, but it does mean availability of the specific part for a KOSE500EBL is established before any figure is put on the job.

Key Features

  • No published specification for this model was recovered
  • Recorded on KitchenAid's US product site from July 2015 to September 2015
  • A KitchenAid owner's manual for this model is on record

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

Cooling fan noise or failure in the control housing

02

Convection fan bearing noise, or a fan that no longer turns, where a convection cavity is fitted

03

Oven lamp and lamp holder failures

04

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

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

KitchenAid KOSE500EBL FAQ

The KOSE500EBL label sits inside the door, in KitchenAid's own words. It is the adhesive label used across their major appliances and it carries both numbers. A photograph of the KOSE500EBL label is the most reliable thing you can send us.

Not usually in labour. What age changes on a KOSE500EBL is the chance that a given part has to come from a specialist supplier rather than off the shelf, and that is established at the outset so the price you are given is the price of the actual job.

Often not. With the oven switched off at its supply, the thermal fuse or limit device on a KOSE500EBL is checked first, because those are designed to open on the heat a self-clean cycle produces. A KOSE500EBL with a tripped fuse looks exactly like a KOSE500EBL with a failed board until it is tested.

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