JennAir Countertop Display D1:0 or D1:1: two-step door setting

What D1:0 or D1:1 means

On JennAir countertop and built-in-trim countertop microwaves like the JMC1116AS, D1:0 or D1:1 appears to show whether the two-step door function is enabled or disabled. This feature helps prevent unintended access to the microwave. When children cannot reach the appliance, the function can be turned off if you do not need it. The display is a setting indicator and not an error.

Common causes of D1:0 or D1:1

Two-step door function was just switched on or off
Setting was changed by accidentally holding a key
Owner wants the function changed

✓ One safe check you can try

1. Read the display and note which state it shows. 2. Follow the steps for your model to enable or disable the two-step door function. 3. Confirm the setting by pressing the key the display asks for. 4. Test the door by opening it once. 5. If the display looks wrong for your choice, call us.

! Why to stop there

The display reflects a setting, so there is nothing to repair.
If keys will not change the setting, the keypad may be the cause, and that needs testing.
Unneeded service can cost more than a quick setting change.
If we do come out, our price is in writing and our work has a 30-day warranty.

Opening a panel yourself does not automatically cancel a manufacturer warranty, but it can cause accidental damage, and some manufacturers set their own service conditions. Check your warranty terms, or ask us, before deciding.

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D1:0 or D1:1D1:0 or D1:1 questions

Is D1:0 or D1:1 an error?

No. It tells you whether the two-step door feature is turned on or off. The microwave works either way, and the display only confirms a setting that someone chose or changed.

What does two-step door opening do?

It makes opening the door a deliberate two-step action to avoid unintended access, which is useful around children. If it is not needed, it can be disabled.

How is EA:0 or EA:1 related?

Both displays report the same two-step door setting on this type of microwave, in different wording. The model's setting steps show how to switch between them.