The KESC300BBL1 is one of the KitchenAid ranges. KitchenAid’s published description of the KESC300BBL1 is a Slide-in Electric Range with Ceramic-glass Cooktop. No other specification for it survives in the sources used here. KitchenAid’s US product site carried it in March 2000. How long it stayed in the catalogue after that is not established by the sources used here, so nothing is claimed either way.
The string published here is KESC300BBL1, exactly as KitchenAid printed it. The bare KESC300BBL 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 KESC300BBL2, KESC300BBL3, KESC300BBL4, KESC300BBL5, KESC300BBL6. If the plate on your machine reads one of those, it belongs to the same family as the KESC300BBL1. A KESC300BBL1 still in a kitchen today has twenty-odd years behind it, and that age shows first in the door seal, the oven sensing and the surface controls. Whether the KESC300BBL1 is still in production is not established here, so its parts position is checked case by case before any work is quoted.
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: KESC300BBL2, KESC300BBL3, KESC300BBL4, KESC300BBL5, KESC300BBL6
- A KitchenAid owner's manual for this model is on record
Most Common Issues on This Model
A bake or broil element that has failed, so the oven heats slowly or from one side only, on an electric configuration
Oven temperature sensor drift, leaving the cavity hot or cold against the temperature set
A surface element or its infinite switch failing, so one zone stays cold or runs at full heat
Door hinge and seal wear, letting heat out of the front of the oven