JennAir Cooktop F25 Error Code: Power Supply Problem

The code F25 is unusual because it looks away from the cooktop itself. JennAir states that there is a problem with the power supply to the cooktop.

Electrician advice from JennAir

Most entries on this help page stop after the reset. Here JennAir goes further and names a trade: should the problem recur, contact a qualified electrician. That wording deserves to be followed.

Reset sequence

1. Locate the cooktop’s breaker and switch it off.
2. Wait one minute.
3. Switch it on again.
4. Stay near the cooktop for another minute and see if the error is back.
5. Confirm that the cooktop runs as intended.

Observations that cost nothing

The next points are our own suggestions rather than JennAir steps, but they help whoever visits:

• Does the breaker you reset look tripped, or does it sit in the on position?
• Have other loads on that circuit been behaving oddly?
• When did the code first show, and how often has it shown since?

Gaps in the source

JennAir supplies no voltage, breaker size or cause for the supply fault. We have left those blank rather than make up figures.

See also

• F21 has a pair of entries, with the cause given as supply frequency in one and overheating in the other.
• FCE0 adds the induction module to supply and wiring.
• F61, F63 and F64 take in the touch control and power control module too.

Power-related cooktop service in Los Angeles

When F25 comes back after the breaker reset, dial (310) 622-9465 to discuss JennAir cooktop service in Los Angeles. Tell us what the breaker looked like, and have the code and your cooktop model number nearby.

Source: JennAir Product Help, Electric Cooktop error codes