JennAir double wall ovens, including the JJW9830DDP, show F3 E9 when there may be a problem with the lower oven temperature sensor, the control, or the associated wiring. It is the last in the run of…
JennAir double wall ovens, including the JJW9830DDP, show F3 E9 when there may be a problem with the lower oven temperature sensor, the control, or the associated wiring. It is the last in the run of lower sensor alerts. The display holds the code, and the lower oven may refuse to bake or to self-clean. Preheating may never finish, and the timer may not start.
1. Press Cancel and wait a few seconds. 2. Let the lower cavity cool down. 3. Go to the electrical panel, switch the oven circuit off for a minute, and switch it on to retry the lower temperature sensing. 4. Restore power and try a quick bake. 5. If F3 E9 comes back, stop using the oven and call us about the lower temperature sensing.
No. Self-clean depends on accurate temperature, and the code says the lower sensor circuit is suspect. Wait until a technician has checked it. The code is the clue that the lower cavity needs its own sensor circuit tested.
Each cavity needs its own reading to hold its temperature. That is why a problem in one shows up as a lower oven code. Cleaning the lower oven yourself with the manual method is a safer way to wait.
Call us with the exact code and your model. We give a written price before the repair and warrant it for 30 days. We label the lower sensor line on the quote so you can see what is replaced.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.