On JennAir built-in wall ovens such as the JJW2830DS and JJW9830DDP, 1d11 means there may be a problem with the oven temperature sensor, the control, or the wiring between them. The sensor tells the control how…
On JennAir built-in wall ovens such as the JJW2830DS and JJW9830DDP, 1d11 means there may be a problem with the oven temperature sensor, the control, or the wiring between them. The sensor tells the control how hot the cavity is, so a bad reading can cause wrong temperatures or a stopped cycle. The display shows 1d11. Food may come out undercooked, or the oven may seem to run cooler than the dial says.
1. Press Cancel and let the oven cool with the door open. 2. Check that the oven rack and pans are not touching the sensor probe at the back of the cavity. 3. At the breaker panel, switch the oven's breaker off, count to a hundred and twenty, and flip it back on. 4. If 1d11 returns, stop and call us.
Yes, a probe pushed by a rack or pan can read wrong. Do not bend it back yourself. We check it with a meter and reposition or replace it as needed.
The control depends on the sensor reading to regulate heat. If the reading is out of range, it may stop the cycle rather than risk overheating food or the cavity.
We confirm the temperature after the work so the new sensor reading and the control agree. That check is part of our visit. You will see the oven hold its set temperature before we leave.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.