Owners of JennAir over-the-range microwave hoods such as the JMV9196CS or the JMV8000 series see E23 when the oven fails to reach its pre-heat temperature within thirty minutes. In practice this appears during convection or heated…
Owners of JennAir over-the-range microwave hoods such as the JMV9196CS or the JMV8000 series see E23 when the oven fails to reach its pre-heat temperature within thirty minutes. In practice this appears during convection or heated cooking, where the cavity should warm up. The heater, the appliance control board and the wiring between them are the areas the official guidance points to.
1. Cancel the cycle and let the oven cool with the door open. 2. Confirm the circuit breaker for the microwave is on and not tripped. 3. Check that the vent openings are clear. 4. Try the preheat once more with a clean, empty cavity and nothing on the turntable. 5. If E23 returns after another thirty minutes, stop using that mode and call us.
The message is about reaching pre-heat temperature in thirty minutes, which only matters when the heater is supposed to run. Plain microwave power uses a different path, so it can keep working while E23 is active.
No. If it could not get there in thirty minutes, more time will not help. Cancel, cool it down and avoid repeating the attempt until the heating system is checked.
A power drop could slow heating, but a clean breaker trip usually ends the display altogether. Resetting a tripped breaker once is fine. If E23 comes back with the breaker on, the heating parts need a look.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.