KitchenAid Microwave

KitchenAid KEMS377DWH4

Model # KEMS377DWH4

The KEMS377DWH4 is a KitchenAid microwave oven. What KitchenAid published about the KEMS377DWH4 is that it is a SUPERBA® 27″ Combination Thermal Convection® Oven with Crispwave® Microwave, and that single line is all the specification there is. It is recorded on KitchenAid’s US product site in March 2000, and the end of its catalogue run is simply not documented in what was recovered.

The string published here is KEMS377DWH4, exactly as KitchenAid printed it. The bare KEMS377DWH was not itself seen in any source used for this page, so it is not offered here as a model number in its own right. That puts the KEMS377DWH4 two decades or more into use, which is where the door latch, the interlock switches and the turntable drive start to decide how the machine behaves. Nothing in the sources settles whether the KEMS377DWH4 is still made, so availability for it is looked up before a price is given rather than assumed.

Key Features

  • SUPERBA® 27" Combination Thermal Convection® Oven with Crispwave® Microwave
  • Recorded on KitchenAid's US product site in March 2000
  • A KitchenAid owner's manual for this model is on record

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

A magnetron reaching the end of its life, showing as heating that has become slow and uneven

02

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

03

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

04

A turntable motor or drive coupler that has stopped turning

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

KitchenAid KEMS377DWH4 FAQ

No - front badging is a series name, not a model number. The KEMS377DWH4 number comes off the plate inside the door, and that is the string to work from. Two machines wearing the same front badge can differ in parts, so the KEMS377DWH4 plate is what settles it.

Not in itself. The diagnosis on a KEMS377DWH4 is the same work either way, and the only practical consequence is that availability for a KEMS377DWH4 part is confirmed before the job is priced rather than assumed.

Stop using it and unplug the KEMS377DWH4 at the wall. A burning smell from a KEMS377DWH4 can be food residue on the waveguide cover, but it can equally be an electrical fault, and the two are not told apart safely by running the oven again to see what happens.

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