The KESC300BAL1 is a KitchenAid range. What KitchenAid published about the KESC300BAL1 is that it is a Slide-in Electric Range with Ceramic-glass Cooktop, 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 KESC300BAL1, exactly as KitchenAid printed it. The bare KESC300BAL 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. Strings observed alongside this one in the same source material are KESC300BAL2, KESC300BAL3, KESC300BAL4, KESC300BAL5, KESC300BAL6. If the plate on your machine reads one of those, it belongs to the same family as the KESC300BAL1. That puts the KESC300BAL1 two decades or more into use, which is where the door seal, the oven sensing and the surface controls start to decide how the machine behaves. Nothing in the sources settles whether the KESC300BAL1 is still made, so availability for it is looked up before a price is given rather than assumed.
Key Features
- Slide-in Electric Range with Ceramic-glass Cooktop
- Recorded on KitchenAid's US product site in March 2000
- Related strings observed in the same source material: KESC300BAL2, KESC300BAL3, KESC300BAL4, KESC300BAL5, KESC300BAL6
- A KitchenAid owner's manual for this model is on record
Most Common Issues on This Model
Touch panel or clock display faults after long service
Convection fan noise or failure, where a convection cavity is fitted
A thermal fuse tripped after self-clean, leaving the oven without power while the surface still works
Oven lamp, lamp holder and switch failures