JennAir Built-In Microwave ERR7, F2E0, F2E2 to F2E6 Error Codes

One message covers ERR7 along with a run of F2E codes in JennAir’s help material for the built-in microwave. It reads that trouble may lie in the keypad (the User Interface), in the Control, or in the wiring that goes with them.

The codes covered

• ERR7
• F2E0
• F2E2 through F2E6

F2E1 falls between F2E0 and F2E2 numerically, though it has a page of its own here.

What each part is

The keypad is the part you press. Behind it, the control comprises the electronics that respond, and wiring ties the pair together. Set beside the 1C1C and 1C2C entries, this one has an extra suspect, the control; the sources show no other difference.

The reset

1. Go to the breaker panel and switch off the microwave’s breaker.
2. Wait one minute.
3. Switch the breaker on.
4. Look at the display for a minute. Should ERR7 or an F2E code come back, the reset did not clear the fault.
5. Verify that the microwave operates.

Code will not clear

The reset is the end of what JennAir offers; a code that repeats calls for service. The sources give owners no way to tell which of the three is at fault, which means nothing should be replaced on a guess.

User interface codes to compare

• 1C1C and 1C2C: the keypad and its wiring alone
• F1E0: the same trio, but called a touchpad
• F2E1: the number missing from this group, covered separately

Keypad service in Los Angeles

When you phone us in Los Angeles at (310) 622-9465, read out the exact code. If it was ERR7, say so; it is the one that stands apart from the F2E numbers. We also cover microwave repair in general.

Source: JennAir Product Help, Built-In Microwave Error Codes