On JennAir wall ovens that combine a conventional oven with a microwave, F1 E4 indicates a possible problem with the microwave appliance manager, the microwave power relay, or the associated wiring. The relay switches power to…
On JennAir wall ovens that combine a conventional oven with a microwave, F1 E4 indicates a possible problem with the microwave appliance manager, the microwave power relay, or the associated wiring. The relay switches power to the microwave parts. You see the code on the display, and the microwave may not produce any heat. Owners often notice that food stays cold even though the timer counts down normally.
1. Clear the display with Cancel. 2. Reset power by turning the breaker off and on after a one-minute wait, giving the microwave relay a second try. 3. Place a cup of water in the microwave and run it for thirty seconds. 4. Listen for a normal click when it starts, but do not open any cover. 5. If the display shows F1 E4 once more, phone us and we will test the microwave relay.
Either could be responsible, which is why the code names both. We test the relay output and the board signal to see which one has failed.
It could be related, because the relay controls power to the microwave. A technician must confirm, so give us the exact code and what the food did.
We quote the price in writing before ordering anything. Parts and labor we complete are covered by a 30-day workmanship warranty. Relay and board costs are given in writing so you can decide before work.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.