JennAir Range Code F6 E1: Appliance manager or wiring

What F6 E1 means

On JennAir electric, gas and dual-fuel ranges such as the JES1750FS and JDS1750ML, F6 E1 says there may be a problem with the appliance manager, the board that coordinates the oven, or its wiring, and there are a variety of reasons this can happen. The oven stops and the display shows the code. On RISE and NOIR pro-style ranges F6E1 means the oven got too hot during self-clean, and the controls stay locked until it cools.

Common causes of F6 E1

Appliance manager board with an internal problem
Wiring or connector trouble to the manager
On pro-style ranges, an oven that ran too hot during self-clean

✓ One safe check you can try

1. Press Cancel and let the oven cool completely, which can take an hour or more. 2. On a pro-style range after a self-clean, wait for the cavity to cool, since the controls unlock only then. 3. Turn power off at the breaker for a minute and back on. 4. Try a short bake. If F6 E1 returns, call us.

! Why to stop there

The manager board talks to many other parts, so the real cause can be elsewhere.
Overheating during cleaning can point to a sensor or control that needs testing.
We diagnose first, quote in writing, and warrant work for 30 days.

Opening a panel yourself does not automatically cancel a manufacturer warranty, but it can cause accidental damage, and some manufacturers set their own service conditions. Check your warranty terms, or ask us, before deciding.

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Other Range codes

Indicator or Hot Light OnJennAir Range Hot Light On: A Control or Element Is Still Hot Lo or PreJennAir Range Display "Lo" or "Pre": The Oven Is Warming Up LockJennAir Range Cooktop Control Lock: Unlock to Use the Surface Locked, Lock or LocJennAir Range Oven Display "Locked", "Lock" or "Loc": Unlock Controls and Door Press Cancel to ResetJennAir Range Message "Press Cancel to Reset": Clear the Alert Probe or Insert ProbeJennAir Range Display "Probe" or "Insert Probe": Meat Probe Not Detected PUSH or PSHJennAir Range Display "PUSH" or "PSH": Press Start to Begin Sabbath, Sab, 5Ab, or 5A7JennAir Range Display "Sabbath", "Sab", "5Ab" or "5A7": Sabbath Mode Is On

F6 E1F6 E1 questions

Why are my controls locked after F6E1?

On pro-style ranges the controls stay locked while the oven is too hot from self-clean. Once the cavity cools, they should respond again, and a bake test then shows whether the range is healthy.

What is an appliance manager?

It is the board that coordinates the oven, the way a dispatcher would. When it or its wires have a problem, the oven stops, and there are a variety of reasons that can happen.

Can I run another clean cycle?

No. Let the range cool fully, test it with a normal bake, and have us check it if the code comes back, since another clean cycle could repeat the overheating.