JennAir over-the-range microwave hoods, including the JMV9196CS and JMV8000 series, show F4E4 when there may be a problem with the Humidity Thermistor or its wiring. This sensor helps the control judge moisture and steam during sensor…
JennAir over-the-range microwave hoods, including the JMV9196CS and JMV8000 series, show F4E4 when there may be a problem with the Humidity Thermistor or its wiring. This sensor helps the control judge moisture and steam during sensor cooking. When the reading is lost, the code appears and sensor-based cooking programs may not work. The rest of the microwave generally keeps working, and timed cooking is unaffected.
1. Let the microwave cool and wipe the interior and the area around the vents clean. 2. Cancel and switch the breaker off for a minute, then back on. 3. Cook something with a set time instead of a sensor program. 4. If F4E4 remains, call us.
Often yes, for timed cooking. Sensor programs may not work until the thermistor is replaced. Use plain time settings and keep an eye on the food, since automatic sensing is the part that is affected.
Heavy steam and grease can build up around the sensor area. Wiping what you can reach helps, but a failed thermistor needs a replacement. Wipe gently with a damp cloth.
We test the thermistor and its circuit, and quote the price in writing before any repair. If the thermistor is the cause, we tell you the full cost, including the part and labor, before we begin work.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.