KitchenAid Microwave

KitchenAid KEMS377DBL

Model # KEMS377DBL

The KEMS377DBL is a US-market KitchenAid microwave oven. KitchenAid’s own product material describes it as a SUPERBA® 27″ Combination Thermal Convection® Oven with Crispwave® Microwave, and that description is the whole of the published specification recovered for the KEMS377DBL. A single dated capture, March 2000, places it on KitchenAid’s US product site, and nothing after that does.

The KEMS377DBL is a colour or finish variant, printed verbatim on KitchenAid’s archived product page for the KEMS377D. An owner whose plate reads KEMS377D, or one of its other finishes, is looking at the same machine in a different colour. The other finishes printed on that same page are KEMS377DAL, KEMS377DBS. By now a KEMS377DBL is an old machine, and the door latch, the interlock switches and the turntable drive carry most of the wear. Since the model is out of production, we settle what can still be supplied for it before the work is quoted.

Key Features

  • SUPERBA® 27" Combination Thermal Convection® Oven with Crispwave® Microwave
  • Recorded on KitchenAid's US product site in March 2000
  • Printed as a colour or finish variant on KitchenAid's archived product page for the KEMS377D

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

A door interlock switch that has failed, so the oven lights and runs its fan but will not heat

02

Touch panel and membrane failure, where a key is ignored or repeats on its own

03

A turntable motor or drive coupler that has stopped turning

04

Interior lamp and lamp holder failures

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

KitchenAid KEMS377DBL FAQ

Inside the door is where KitchenAid says the label is, and that holds for the KEMS377DBL. The label there gives the model and the serial. Copying the KEMS377DBL string character by character is worth the extra minute, since one letter separates several different machines.

On a discontinued machine like the KEMS377DBL there is a reasonable case for it: clearing filters, checking seals and confirming the electrical connections are sound is cheap, and it catches the wear items on a KEMS377DBL while they are still ordinary parts rather than emergencies.

It is not advisable on a build designed to use one, because the turntable is what keeps heating even. With the KEMS377DBL unplugged at the wall, the coupler and the tray are worth checking for damage instead, and a KEMS377DBL with a broken coupler is a small repair rather than a reason to run without the tray.

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