JennAir F3E3 Code: Oven Temperature Sensor or Meat Probe

Here the manufacturer’s own pages disagree, so “what does F3E3 mean” has no one answer.

Which page matches your appliance

If it is a meat probe version

For the commercial-style range, JennAir asks whether the probe is installed correctly. Put on an oven mitt or grab a potholder, and check that the probe is seated all the way in or plugged in. After that, power cycle the range: take it off its power source for five minutes, either by unplugging it or by turning off the breaker.

If it is a sensor version

These listings call for the one-minute breaker reset: breaker off, wait, breaker on, observe for a minute, then try the oven.

The mobile app message

An extra JennAir note deals with a commercial-style range that shows F3E3 in its mobile app. It says to remove power from the oven for a minute, restore it, and refresh the app. Schedule service if the code is still there.

Putting it together

1. Ask whether a meat probe was in use; if so, make sure it is fully seated.
2. Reset power for the length that suits your product.
3. Stop and arrange service if F3E3 returns, since the pages cannot say which cause fits your unit.

Nearby probe and sensor codes

• F3E4 deals with a probe or power attachment that is not seated.
• F3E2 is the plain oven temperature sensor entry.
• 3D31, 3D32 and 3D41 are listed as meat probe faults.

JennAir oven and range service in Los Angeles

Phone (310) 622-9465 when F3E3 does not go away. Name the product type and say whether a probe was plugged in. There is also a page on range service.

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