Frequently asked questions
Get answers to commonly asked questions about getting started, use and cooking guides, troubleshooting, maintenance and other details related to your new KitchenAid® Smart Thermometer.
Getting Started
How do I connect/pair the Smart Thermometer to my phone for the first time?
Step 1: Plug In and Charge
Ensure the Thermometer Probe is securely inserted in the Dock.
Plug the USB cable into a power source and charge for at least 5 minutes.
Step 2: Install the KitchenAid™ App
While the Smart Thermometer charges, download the KitchenAid™ App from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.*
*Apple and the Apple logo are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. Google Play and the Google Play logo are trademarks of Google LLC.
Step 3: Pair Smart Thermometer
Open the KitchenAid™ App and click on the Home button. Tap the Plus "+" sign button to add device, then select the new Smart Thermometer card.
For the first time only, plug the USB into a power source to get started, then remove Thermometer Probe from the Dock to begin pairing and connection. Follow the instructions in the app to connect.
The light on the Dock will blink while connecting to the Thermometer Probe. Once the Thermometer Probe is connected to the Dock, the light will turn solid.
Smart Thermometer (Dock / Thermometer Probe) not found?
Let's try a couple of troubleshooting steps that fix most issues.
Ensure battery is charged
Connect USB cable to Dock and power source. When charging the Thermometer Probe in the Dock, make sure that the top of the Thermometer Probe and the charging prong on the Dock are clean, and have strong contact with each other.
You may want to try slightly bending the charging prong on the Dock to ensure contact.
Charge for at least 5 minutes.
Ensure Bluetooth® is On
Make sure that Bluetooth® connectivity on your device is turned on, and that the KitchenAid™ App is able to access Bluetooth in your phone's Settings.
Reset the Smart Thermometer and Connection
In the KitchenAid™ App, click the Home button to access the list of your connected devices. Click on the Smart Thermometer you want to reset and tap the "..." menu icon on the right-hand side of your Smart Thermometer. A menu will open up at the bottom of the screen. Tap "Remove Thermometer".
On your phone go to Bluetooth® settings and forget/delete "KAT" if possible. If not listed, proceed to the next step.
Ensure the Thermometer Probe is in the Dock. Connect USB cable to Dock and power source.
Turn off your phone and restart.
Reconnect the Smart Thermometer to the KitchenAid™ App by following the prompts in the app. (Note: the Thermometer Probe must be out of the Dock to pair with it.)
Can I change the name of my Smart Thermometer in the App?
Yes! There are three areas where you can rename the Smart Thermometer.
Initial Pairing and Connecting
During the initial pairing and connecting, there is an opportunity to rename the Smart Thermometer from the default.
Smart Thermometer Dashboard
On the Smart Thermometer Dashboard, using the three dots menu icon, you have the option to rename your thermometer.
Cook Monitoring Screen
On the Cook Monitoring Screen, you can rename your thermometer using the three dots menu icon at the top right hand corner of the app screen.
What is the dock for?
The Dock has two purposes:
Charging
The dock recharges the Thermometer Probe when it’s securely placed in its cradle.
Connecting When In Use
Smart Thermometer connects to the docking station, then the docking station connects to the KitchenAid™ App on your mobile device.
The docking station should remain close to Thermometer Probe to stay connected, but you can use your phone up to 225 ft from the Dock.
Your distance may vary based on your environment including cooker construction/materials, environmental conditions and obstacles, and device model and operating system.
Where should I place the dock when cooking/not cooking?
When Cooking or Using the Dock
The Dock should remain at close but safe distance from Thermometer Probe (up to 5 ft) while cooking/in use. Since the Dock is magnetic, you may find it easy to attach to a surface on or near your cooking appliance.
Caution: Do not place the Dock directly in contact with a hot surface.
When Not Using the Dock
The Smart Thermometer Probe and Dock can be placed on a fridge door (magnetic) or in a drawer when not in use.
Caution: Keep away from unnecessary moisture.
How do I charge my Smart Thermometer?
Dock
To charge the Dock, attach the USB C cable to the Dock and plug into a power source. The light on the Dock will pulse when connected to a power source and charging.
Charge the Dock fully in 100 min. When the Dock is fully charged, it can support up to 175 hrs of cooking time* with the Thermometer Probe.
*Battery life impacted by factors such as battery age and use.
Thermometer Probe
To charge the Thermometer Probe simply place it securely in its dock (it will click in). There will be no lights on when the Thermometer Probe is charging inside the Dock and the Dock is not connected to a power source.
Charge the Thermometer Probe fully in 45 min. When the Thermometer Probe is 100% charged, you get 24 hrs of runtime. With a 5 min charge, you get 5 hours of cooking*. When the Thermometer Probe is placed in the Dock and plugged into a power source using the USB cable, the Thermometer Probe and Dock charge simultaneously.
*Battery life impacted by factors such as battery age and use.
How do I turn the Smart Thermometer on/off?
To turn the Smart Thermometer on, remove the Thermometer Probe from the dock. The light will turn on.
To turn the Smart Thermometer off, place the Thermometer Probe into the dock. It will click in and the lights will turn off.
What are the device requirements for using the Smart Thermometer?
iOS
The KitchenAid® Smart Thermometer requires the KitchenAid™ App on iOS 16.1 or newer.
KitchenAid™ App for iOS is a free download here.
Android
The KitchenAid® Smart Thermometer requires the KitchenAid™ App on Android 11.0 or newer.
KitchenAid™ App for Android is a free download here.
What comes in the box of the Smart Thermometer?
When you purchase the KitchenAid® Smart Thermometer, you will have in the box:
Single Thermometer Probe (KTH11BM)
(1) Thermometer Probe
(1) Dock
(1) USB Cable
(1) Quick Start Guide
Double Thermometer Probe Model (KTH12BM)
(2) Thermometer Probe
(2) Dock
(1) USB Cable
(1) Quick Start Guide
What are the features of the Smart Thermometer?
The KitchenAid® Smart Thermometer has the following features:
Assisted Cooking Cycles
136 combinations of protein types, cuts and doneness to assist with getting the doneness level you want, with a further option to customize your target temperature.
Manual Cook Cycle
Manual cooking cycle allows you to select your preferred target temperature.
Estimated Time of Readiness
In assisted cook cycles, the app will provide an estimated cook duration. If your cook time changes more than 15 min from the time provided, you will receive a notification.
Notification
Within assisted cook cycles, you receive several notifications to help you throughout your cook.
Flip Notification to flip your meat in order to get even cooking.
Almost Done Notification when it is time to get closer to where you are doing your cooking.
Remove from Heat Notification when it is time to remove you meat from heat source to a room temperature surface to prevent overcooking.
Overcooking Notifications when you have gone past your target temperature.
Overheating Notification when either the Internal Temperature of the Thermometer Probe has reached the the maximum temperature of 212°F or the Ambient Temperature registers higher than 572°F.
Previous
Favorites
You can save up to 20 favorites. Within each favorited cook, you can rename the cook to make it easily recognizable and add notes to help achieve the same results over and over again or improve for the next time.
Usage & cooking guidance
How do I get best outcome for my meat?
In order to get accurate results:
Use a cut of meat that is at least 3/4 (0.75) inch thick.
Insert the Thermometer Probe to at least the insertion mark. The best recommendation is to fully insert the
Thermometer Probe into the meat so that there is no metal showing (up to the black ceramic top).
Avoid any large fat pockets or air pockets in the meat.
The temperature sensor is at the tip and middle of the Thermometer Probe, so make sure the center of the Thermometer Probe is not too close to the surface of the meat.
How do I get the best Bluetooth® connectivity?
Keep the Dock close to the Thermometer, away from heat and water.
Where possible, maintain line of sight between your device and Dock.
Bluetooth® signal travels better through windows than walls when obstructed.
Where should I place my phone/tablet when cooking to ensure the app and thermometer stay connected?
As long as the Dock remains close to the Thermometer Probe (up to 5 ft), your mobile device should stay connected up to 225 ft away. Your distance may vary based on:
Walls, cooker construction/materials, environmental conditions and obstacles.
Device model and operating system.
Caution: Never leave cooking situations unattended.
Can I cook with metallic foil?
If your recipe calls for wrapping or covering meat in tinfoil, the Smart Thermometer must be pierced through the foil itself and into the meat.
Note: To maintain a connection, the black tip of the Thermometer Probe must be clear of any metallic foil obstruction.
Can I air fry?
Yes! KitchenAid® Smart Thermometer is great for air frying, handling ambient temperatures of up to 572°F and internal meat temperatures up to 212°F.
Be sure to keep the Dock next to your air fryer for continuous temperature monitoring while you cook.
Can I deep fry?
We do not recommend using your Smart Thermometer for deep frying. However you can use it in your air fryer.
Can I sous vide?
We do not recommend using your Smart Thermometer for sous vide.
Can I use the Smart Thermometer on my BBQ grill?
Yes! KitchenAid® Smart Thermometer is great for grilling, handling grill temperatures of up to 572°F and internal meat temperatures up to 212°F.
Be sure to keep the Dock next to your grill for continuous temperature monitoring while you cook.
Is the Smart Thermometer microwave-, pressure cooker-, steam oven- or slow cooker-safe?
No. Never expose the Thermometer Probe to excessive pressure, or use in the microwave.
We do not recommend using your Smart Thermometer in a Slow Cooker or Steam Cooker.
Do I have to insert the Thermometer Probe fully?
To get the best results and help protect your thermometer, always insert the thermometer past the insertion guide mark and in the thickest part of the meat. Failing to do so can result in an incorrect temperature reading and may trigger multiple overheating notifications.
Can I use it for anything other than meat?
No, the Smart Thermometer is designed for use with common and suitable cuts of meat only.
Is my Smart Thermometer in Sleep Mode?
If the Thermometer Probe is out of the Dock at room temperature (i.e. no change in the temperature reading) the Dock goes into sleep mode after 120 min. Once the Dock is in sleep mode, the LED light will turn off and Dock will terminate the Bluetooth® connection as it is in sleep mode.
When you put the Thermometer Probe into the Dock and remove it again, the Dock starts broadcasting data (Bluetooth® enabled). You can then see the status online/cooking on your phone as well.
How does the ambient temperature sensor work?
Ambient Temperature is the temperature of the air surrounding your food while it cooks. It may not exactly match your oven or grill's set temperature because your appliance cycles on and off to maintain heat, which can shift a little during cooking. Monitoring the ambient temperature helps you understand the actual cooking environment your food is experiencing.
The sensor in the black cap of the Thermometer Probe needs to be exposed to temperatures over 100°F to calculate an ambient temperature. Ambient temperature readings can take some time to calculate, in which case "--/--" will be displayed. The lower the temperature, the longer it can take.
When you select the Oven appliance type, the Ambient Temperature will not be shown. If you want to see the Ambient Temperature when using an oven, please toggle it on in the menu using the three dots (...) on the cook monitoring screen.
How do I change the cooking appliance after cook starts?
The type of appliance you use is an important input for the Smart Thermometer cooking algorithm. For this reason, if you need to change the appliance being used, you will have to click "Stop Monitoring" button and go through the cook setup process again choosing the new appliance this time. You will not lose the current temperature reading.
How do I check the battery charge status?
There are two places where you can see the battery charge status of the Smart Thermometer in the KitchenAid™ App.
From the Home Screen
Tap on the "Home" button and access your list of connected devices.
Selecting Smart Thermometer takes you to the Smart Thermometer Dashboard.
Tap the three dots ("...") next to the desired Smart Thermometer to see the battery charge levels for the Thermometer Probe and Dock.
From the Cook Monitoring Screen
When cooking, the battery charge level is visible in the upper right side of the Cook Monitoring Screen.
Tap on the battery icon to see the battery charge levels for the Thermometer Probe and Dock.
Note: The battery charge level shown will depend on which object has the lowest charge at that moment in time (i.e Thermometer Probe or Dock).
What are the temperature limits?
The KitchenAid® Smart Thermometer, when correctly used, can withstand:
Up to 212° Fahrenheit (100° Celsius) of internal meat temperature and 572° Fahrenheit (300° Celsius) of ambient cooking temperature for any duration of time.
Flare-ups of 1100° Fahrenheit (593° Celsius) for up to 3 minutes.
Caution: The Dock should never be placed on a hot surface.
How do I add additional or multiple Smart Thermometers?
There are two places to add multiple Smart Thermometers in the KitchenAid™ App:
From the Home Screen
Tap on the "Home" button (lower left-hand corner of your screen) to access your list of devices.
In the upper right corner click the "+" sign and select "New Smart Thermometer" to add a new Smart Thermometer.
From the Dashboard
Tap on the list of Smart Thermometers to access the Smart Thermometer Dashboard.
Once on that screen, click the black "+" in the lower right corner of the screen to add a new Smart Thermometer.
Keep in Mind
To make the connection most efficient, add one thermometer at a time by taking one Thermometer Probe out of a Dock at a time.
After one Smart Thermometer is added, you can add another Smart Thermometer.
You can connect up to four Smart Thermometers in total.
How do I navigate in the app while multiple Smart Thermometers are cooking?
Set up each cook session separately.
Once you’ve selected the Meat, Doneness and Appliance type for one, it will take you to the cooking screen.
Tap the back arrow in the upper left-hand corner to get back to your list of devices from where you can setup an additional Smart Thermometer if you would like following the same process.
Once running multiple cooks, you can return to your list of devices to select a cook to focus on or monitor all simultaneously in the Dashboard.
Does it matter which Docks I put my Thermometer Probes back into when my food is ready?
Each Dock communicates with one Thermometer Probe while cooking. While it doesn't matter which Dock you place a Thermometer Probe in outside of a cook cycle, placing it in the wrong Dock while it is actively communicating with another Thermometer Probe mid-cooking cycle will interrupt the connection.
To avoid any issues, be sure to:
Place the cooking Thermometer Probe back into the cooking Dock or
Place the non-cooking Thermometer Probe into another Dock and ensure that the cooking Dock is the closest "active" Dock to the cooking Thermometer Probe (upon which it will reconnect)
Note: Keep all non-cooking Thermometer Probes out of Docks until the cook session is complete.
How do I resolve connection issues while cooking with multiple Smart Thermometers?
Each Dock communicates with one Thermometer Probe while cooking. While it doesn't matter which Dock you place a Thermometer Probe in outside of a cook cycle, placing in the wrong Dock while it is actively communicating with another Thermometer Probe mid-cooking cycle will interrupt the connection.
If you experience this issue, you can reset your probes by:
Ensuring that the "cooking" Dock is the closest "active" Dock to the cooking Thermometer Probe and has no probe in it. This should allow the Thermometer Probe and Dock to reconnect automatically.
Removing the Thermometer Probe mid-cooking cycle and place back into a Dock to reset its connection to that Dock.
To avoid this issue, wait to return your Thermometer Probes to a Dock until all simultaneous cook cycles are complete.
Note: If your disconnection issue is not related to this multi-thermometer use case, please refer to other aspects of this support guide for help.
How do I cook the perfect Turkey?
Here are some cooking tips to make sure that your Turkey is crispy, juicy and evenly cooked:
Unfreeze your Turkey. Thaw it to at least 45°F before roasting.
Fully insert the Thermometer Probe into the deepest part of the Turkey Breast so that there is no metal showing (just the black ceramic top).
Roast to at least 165°F to make sure all parts are evenly cooked.
Stay connected to your Dock. Position the pan so your Thermometer Probe is near the oven door.
My Turkey has pink juices. Is it safe to eat?
A Turkey with pink juices is perfectly safe to eat if the meat has reached 165°F in both the breast and thigh. Check the temperature in both areas, as they can cook at different rates.
The pink juices are caused by a protein called myoglobin that’s stored within the muscles and is found mixed with water as the pink fluid. Depending on the acidity (pH) of the meat, which can vary from one turkey to the next, the myoglobin may not change color until the meat reaches as high as 180°F — and that would result in an overcooked Turkey.
How do I cook the perfect Roast?
Here are some cooking tips to make sure that your Roast comes out perfectly:
Fully insert the Thermometer Probe so there is no metal showing (just the black ceramic top).
Avoid any large fat pockets or air pockets in the meat. This cut is especially fatty so you want to be extra careful to be in the thickest part of the roast.
The temperature sensor is at the tip and middle of the Thermometer Probe, so make sure the center of the Thermometer Probe is not too close to the surface of the meat
For the juiciest meat and most even cooking, let big Roasts rest a full 30 minutes, but aim for at least 20 minutes for any size Roast.
How long does a Roast need to rest?
For the juiciest meat and most even cooking, let big Roasts rest a full 30 minutes, but aim for at least 20 minutes for any size Roast.
How do I best cook Prime Rib?
If you are having issues getting the right results on your Prime Rib, make sure that you use the cooking setup for Beef > Roast. Using another cooking setup, including Manual mode may yield inaccurate results.
Prime Rib or Rib Roast is an especially fatty piece of meat. Make sure that your Thermometer Probe is inserted all the way to the black ceramic end, and that you are not hitting any air or fat pockets in the meat.
Troubleshooting
What do I do if my Thermometer Probe gets disconnected while cooking?
The KitchenAid™ App will automatically attempt to reconnect for 24 hrs continuously while there is an active cook. After 24 hrs, you will see a Reconnect Button. Adjust some of the below elements to aid in re-establishing connection if in the midst of the cooking process:
Keep the Dock as close a possible to the Thermometer Probe, away from heat and water.
Make sure the Thermometer Probe is not directly in a flame.
Where possible, limit the number of obstructions between the Dock and the Thermometer Probe including walls and other Bluetooth® Devices.
When cooking outside, keep the Dock near a window if you can't put it next to the appliance.
Point the Thermometer Probe in the direction of the Dock.
Ensure the Thermometer Probe is not touching any metal part of the cooking appliance or pan.
If using a foil, wrap the food first and then insert the Thermometer Probe, leaving the black ceramic cap exposed.
Ensure the Thermometer Probe is charged. Place the Thermometer Probe in the Dock to charge for 5 minutes and attempt reconnection again.
Temporarily turn off other Bluetooth® devices from your device.
If the disconnection is sustained, the following steps are recommended:
Remove Thermometer Probe from the food and clean.
On your mobile device under Bluetooth® settings, forget/delete Smart Thermometer.
Place the Thermometer Probe in Dock and restart the Bluetooth® connection process.
Why am I getting inaccurate results?
There is no way to calibrate the KitchenAid® Smart Thermometer.
If the internal temperature readings are incorrect or inaccurate, make sure you:
Fully insert the Thermometer Probe so there is no metal showing (just the black ceramic top).
Use a cut of meat that is at least 3/4 inch thick.
Avoid any large fat pockets or air pockets in the meat.
Make sure the Smart Thermometer is not too close to the surface of the meat.
You can also do a quick test to check the calibration of your Thermometer Probe:
Add some water and ice to a cup (no more than 2.5 inch worth).
Let it cool for a few minutes.
In the KitchenAid™ App, after you press the Set Up Cook button, select the “manual” mode setup, the first option (see screenshots).
Place the stainless steel portion of the Thermometer Probe into the ice water. The app should show the temperature drop to 32-36 degrees.
Why won't my Thermometer Probe charge in the Dock?
Sorry to hear you're having issues charging your KitchenAid® Smart Thermometer Probe.
Let's try a couple of troubleshooting steps that fix most issues.
Ensure Dock battery is charged.
Connect USB cable to Dock and power source. When charging the Thermometer Probe in the Dock, make sure that the top of the Thermometer Probe and the charging prong on the Dock are clean, and have strong contact with each other. You may want to try slightly bending the charging prong on the Dock to ensure contact. Charge for at least 5 minutes.
If you are seeing a "Smart Thermometer Not Found" screen and not a "Charge Thermometer" screen, this could be a different issue. Please review our troubleshooting steps.
If you're still having issues, please contact us at 1.800.541.6390 or KitchenAid.com.
How do I reset the Smart Thermometer?
iOS & Android
In the KitchenAid™ App, click on the "Home" button and access the list of your connected devices.
Select the Smart Thermometer that you would like to reset and click on it.
Once you are on the page of the Smart Thermometer you would like to reset, tap the "..." menu icon and select "Remove Thermometer".
Ensure the Thermometer Probe is in the Dock.
Connect USB cable to Dock and power source.
Proceed to reconnect the Smart Thermometer to the KitchenAid™ App by adding a new device in the main home screen.
Care and Maintenance
Is the Smart Thermometer waterproof?
The Thermometer Probe is waterproof and can be submerged for up to 6 hours in water when not in use.
The Dock should not be exposed to liquids.
Is the Smart Thermometer dishwasher-safe?
The Thermometer Probe is waterproof and is dishwasher-safe.
How do I clean my Smart Thermometer?
Ways to Clean the Thermometer Probe
Place in your dishwasher
Use a soft, damp, soapy cloth and wipe clean
Soak in water and wipe clean
Caution: Do not use cleaning products containing alcohol, ammonium, benzene, or abrasives–all of which can damage the device.
Steps to Clean the Dock
Use a soft, damp, soapy cloth and wipe clean.
Dry with another soft cloth immediately.
Do not submerge or soak your Dock in liquid.
Thermometer Details
What are the technical specifications for the Smart Thermometer?
Thermometer Probe
Dimensions 111 mm L × 5.5 mm W
Cooking temperature range
Maximum internal temperature: 212° Fahrenheit (100° Celsius)
Maximum ambient temperature: 572° Fahrenheit (300° Celsius)
Rechargeable internal battery with up to 24 continuous hours of cooking
Waterproof Thermometer Probe IPX8 rated (1 m depth for 6 hours)
Materials Stainless steel and ceramic
Bluetooth® wireless connected
Dock
Dimensions 152.75 mm L × 35.75 mm W × 27.5 mm D
Range connects to smart devices up to 195 ft away
Rechargeable battery
USB C Cable included
Magnetic base for convenient storage
KitchenAid™ App
iOS: The KitchenAid® Smart Thermometer requires the KitchenAid™ App on iOS 16.1 or newer.
Android: The KitchenAid® Smart Thermometer requires the KitchenAid™ App on Android 11.0 or newer.
Temperature readings °F
Assisted cooking programs with preset temperatures for different types of meats, including beef, lamb, pork, fish and poultry.
Integrated timers, notifications and alerts.
In the Box for Single Thermometer Probe (KTH11BM):
(1) Thermometer Probe / Thermometer
(1) Dock
(1) USB Cable
(1) Quick Start Guide
In the Box for Double Thermometer Probe Model (KTH12BM):
(2) Thermometer Probe / Thermometer
(2) Dock
(1) USB Cable
(1) Quick Start Guide
Warranty
1-year limited warranty. See KitchenAid.com for warranty information.
What does the LED light mean?
The LED light on the device indicates its current status of the Dock as well as the connection status between the Dock and the Thermometer Probe. The LED light has no relationship with the connection status between the Dock and the mobile device.
Blinking: The LED blinks when the device is charging or connecting. It blinks on for 1 second and off for 2 seconds.
Solid: The LED is solid when the Dock is fully charged or in use and connected.
Off: The LED turns off when the Dock is not charging or in sleep mode. The Thermometer Probe will still charge when nested inside the Dock even when the LED is off.
How long do batteries last?
Thermometer Probe and Dock both have an integrated battery.
Charge the Thermometer Probe fully in 45 min. When Thermometer Probe is 100% charged, you get 24 hrs of runtime. With a 5 min charge, you get 5 hrs of cooking*.
Charge the Dock fully in 100 min. When the dock is fully charged, it can support up to 175 hrs cooking time* with the Thermometer Probe.
When the Dock is plugged in and the Thermometer Probe is in the dock, both charge simultaneously.
*Battery life impacted by factors such as battery age and use.
What comes in the box with the Smart Thermometer?
When you purchase the KitchenAid® Smart Thermometer, you will have in the box:
Single Thermometer Probe (KTH11BM)
(1) Thermometer Probe
(1) Dock
(1) USB Cable
(1) Quick Start Guide
Double Thermometer Probe Model (KTH12BM)
(2) Thermometer Probe
(2) Dock
(1) USB Cable
(1) Quick Start Guide
What are the device requirements for using the Smart Thermometer?
iOS
The KitchenAid® Smart Thermometer requires the KitchenAid™ App on iOS 16.1 or newer.
KitchenAid™ App for iOS is a free download here.
Android
The KitchenAid® Smart Thermometer requires the KitchenAid™ App on Android 11.0 or newer.
KitchenAid™ App for Android is a free download here.
What is the accuracy threshold of the 2 internal temperature sensors?
Full Temperature range
Thermometer Probe tip and Thermometer Probe middle are 32°F~212°F (0°C~100°C).
Accuracy
Thermometer Probe tip is 77°F to 176°F (25°C to 80°C) = ±2°F (1.1°C) & outside of this range: ±2.7°F (1.5°C).
Thermometer Probe middle is 77°F to 176°F (25°C to 80°C) = ±2°F (1.1°C) & outside of this range: ±3.1°F (1.7°C).
Getting Help
Contact us
For product questions or returns please contact: 1.800.541.6390 or visit KitchenAid.com
Where can I get further assistance?
For additional help please contact us at 1.800.541.6390 or KitchenAid.com