On JennAir over-the-range microwave hoods such as the JMV8000 series, FC E7 means the appliance did not connect to your router. The usual remedy is to power the microwave down at the breaker for one minute,…
On JennAir over-the-range microwave hoods such as the JMV8000 series, FC E7 means the appliance did not connect to your router. The usual remedy is to power the microwave down at the breaker for one minute, power it back up, start a cycle, and watch that the code does not return. Resetting the wireless router is the next step. The code shows on the display, but cooking is normally unaffected.
1. Turn off the microwave's breaker for one minute and turn it on. 2. Start a short cycle and watch the display for a minute. 3. Reset your wireless router and wait for it to come back. 4. If FC E7 returns, call us.
FC E1 lists several possible causes of a failed router connection. FC E7 simply says the appliance did not connect, and the reset sequence is the first thing to try.
Yes. Starting a short cycle after power returns lets you see whether the code comes back. If it does not, wait a minute and watch again before concluding anything.
We can check the microwave side. Router settings belong to your internet provider, but we will tell you if the appliance looks healthy. Please be sure the router is online first.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.