On JennAir combination wall ovens with a microwave, F4 E1 suggests a possible problem with a thermistor, the appliance manager, or the wiring. On the older JMW2430D series, the same code specifically means a microwave cavity…
On JennAir combination wall ovens with a microwave, F4 E1 suggests a possible problem with a thermistor, the appliance manager, or the wiring. On the older JMW2430D series, the same code specifically means a microwave cavity temperature sensor error, involving the cavity thermistor or the microwave appliance manager. The microwave section stops and the display shows the code. The microwave cavity may refuse to start any cycle at all.
1. Press Cancel and let the microwave cool for several minutes. 2. Wipe the cavity dry and check the door seal. 3. Turn the oven breaker off, count to sixty, and turn it on so the cavity thermistor check starts fresh. 4. Run a cup-of-water test for twenty seconds. 5. A repeat of F4 E1 means the cavity thermistor needs a visit from us.
It is about the temperature sensing in the microwave section. The cause might be an actual heat issue or a wrong reading, so we test the thermistor and manager.
Both point to temperature sensing in the microwave cavity. The older JMW2430D description is more specific about the cavity thermistor. Both describe sensing the heat inside the microwave section, only worded differently.
Yes. We write down the price before any parts are ordered, and the work is covered by a 30-day workmanship warranty. Estimates list each part before work begins, and nothing is ordered without approval.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.