JennAir Cooktop F03, F13 and F22 Error Codes

JennAir words the explanation for F03, F13 and F22 identically: an internal communication error on the touch control module. That module takes your taps on the glass and passes them on, so a communication fault means the hand-off is failing.

One published remedy

A power reset is the only instruction attached to the three entries. None names a broken component or a cause beyond the module.

1. Find the breaker or breakers for the cooktop.
2. Turn it off for one full minute.
3. Turn it on again.
4. Watch the display for a further minute. If the code stays gone, the reset probably worked; test each cooking area to be sure.

Things to avoid

Resist lifting the glass top or pulling connectors underneath. The module is part of the electronics and sits on a live household circuit. Doing the breaker reset again and again will not reveal more than the first try did.

Three numbers, one fault

In JennAir’s source the three codes are treated as the same, so seeing F03 on one day and F22 on another does not point to separate problems. Still, note which one appeared when you report it.

Similar codes

• F0E4 carries the same communication-error line.
• F6E0 and F6E4 describe lost communication between the keypad and its control.
• F1E1 describes lost communication with the appliance manager.

Los Angeles cooktop repair

Should the fault come back after the reset, call (310) 622-9465 to arrange JennAir cooktop repair in Los Angeles. Say which code was displayed and whether any liquid had reached the panel beforehand. You can also read our cooktop and rangetop page.

Source: JennAir Product Help, Electric Cooktop error codes