JennAir double wall ovens like the JJW8530DDS report F3 E6 for a possible problem with the lower oven temperature sensor, the control, or the associated wiring. The control compares what the lower sensor reports against what…
JennAir double wall ovens like the JJW8530DDS report F3 E6 for a possible problem with the lower oven temperature sensor, the control, or the associated wiring. The control compares what the lower sensor reports against what it expects. When they disagree, the lower oven shows F3 E6 and may stop heating. A lower oven that stays cold or heats unevenly is the usual sign you notice. The upper oven runs on its own sensor.
1. Press Cancel and leave the lower door closed for a minute. 2. Allow the oven to cool. 3. Shut off the circuit breaker for a minute, then reconnect power and see if the lower cavity sensor check passes. 4. Start a short bake and watch the display. 5. Should the oven display F3 E6 again, we are one call away from checking the lower cavity sensor.
They share the same description, lower oven temperature sensor, control or wiring. The number helps us know which check failed, so give us the exact digits.
A sensor that reads low makes the control keep heating. That is one reason the oven shows a code and stops, instead of running on bad information.
Yes, because a lower oven that misreads temperature is hard on food and the cabinet. We quote in writing before starting any repair. Both ovens share one control, so the lower cavity problem is worth fixing quickly.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.