JennAir combination wall ovens with a microwave section display F4 E3 when there may be a problem with the microwave exhaust air temperature sensor or its wiring. That sensor watches the temperature of the air leaving…
JennAir combination wall ovens with a microwave section display F4 E3 when there may be a problem with the microwave exhaust air temperature sensor or its wiring. That sensor watches the temperature of the air leaving the microwave cavity. With F4 E3 on the display, the microwave may stop or refuse to run. The microwave may stop mid-cycle and refuse to restart. A cooling-down period often does not clear the code.
1. Press Cancel and let the oven rest for ten minutes. 2. Make sure nothing is blocking the vents around the oven. 3. Flip the breaker off for one full minute, then back on, which clears a stuck exhaust air sensor signal. 4. Run a short microwave test with water. 5. Call us if F4 E3 is still on the display, and mention the exhaust air sensor.
It measures the air leaving the microwave. The control uses the reading to know whether cooling is working. It measures the air leaving the microwave cavity, so the control knows if cooling is working properly.
Restricted airflow can cause real heat, so clearing vents is a sensible step. If the code returns with clear vents, the sensor or its wiring needs testing.
Yes, before work begins. Our repairs come with a 30-day workmanship warranty. A written quote comes before work, and a 30-day workmanship warranty follows the repair.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.