JennAir F3E1 Code: Lower Oven Temperature Sensor

Where F3E0 points at the upper cavity, F3E1 is JennAir’s code for the lower oven, as the wall oven and built-in microwave pages put it. That detail only helps if there are two ovens.

What each page lists

• Wall oven and built-in microwave: the sensor for the lower oven’s temperature, the control, or wiring.
• Range: a general oven temperature sensor, the control, or wiring.
• Commercial-style range: no cause, only a power cycle.

Reset by appliance

On a regular range or wall oven, turn the breaker off for 60 seconds, restore it, and give the display a minute before trying the oven. On the commercial-style range, JennAir describes cutting the supply for five minutes (pull the plug or switch off the breaker) before restoring power.

Gaps in the entry

You will find no method for checking the sensor yourself, and no clue as to which of the three suspects is likelier. The word “possible” runs through the whole entry.

Repeats

Consider the reset your last do-it-yourself move. Sensors and controls call for a technician with proper tools, and reaching into a hot cavity risks burns.

One oven only?

I have a single oven. Does this apply?
The lower-oven wording belongs to wall oven pages. A range page lists the sensor without any position.

Is it the same procedure as F3E0?
For standard products, yes. Only the commercial range stays at five minutes.

More entries

• F3E0 is the upper oven equivalent.
• F3E5, F3E6, F3E7 and F3E8 are further lower oven sensor entries.
• F3E9 uses lower sensor wording on wall ovens too.

Lower oven repair in Los Angeles

If F3E1 stays, call (310) 622-9465 with the oven in question and a note that the power reset has been done. Wall oven service is described on the site.

Source: JennAir Product Help, Wall Ovens; Ranges; Commercial-Style Range; Built-In Microwave