


JennAir is a premium American brand known for luxury ranges, wall ovens, cooktops, refrigerators, and dishwashers. In NYC, JennAir appliances are common in high-end kitchens. Heavy cooking, power fluctuations, and water quality issues can stress even premium machines. This guide outlines JennAir’s most common failures, a Webflow-ready column of error codes, technical details for troubleshooting, DIY quick fixes, and clear guidelines on repair vs replacement.
JennAir Dishwasher F9E1 – long drain (pump/hoses blocked)
JennAir Dishwasher F7E1 – heater relay stuck (no heat)
JennAir Dishwasher F6E4 – float switch/overfill fault
JennAir Dishwasher F2E1 – keypad/console not responding
JennAir Refrigerator – start relay failure (clicking, no cool)
JennAir Refrigerator – evaporator fan icing/no airflow
JennAir Refrigerator – defrost heater open (ice buildup)
JennAir Refrigerator – thermistor drift (warm section)
JennAir Oven F3E0 – temperature sensor (RTD) open
JennAir Oven F1E0 – control panel/board failure
JennAir Oven F5E1 – door lock motor not engaging (self‑clean)
JennAir Range – spark module failure (no ignition)
JennAir Range – gas valve sticking / delayed ignition
JennAir Cooktop – ignition electrode worn/weak spark
JennAir Microwave – magnetron failure (no heat)
JennAir Microwave – door switch misaligned (won’t start)
JennAir Dryer – thermal fuse blown (overheat)
JennAir Dryer – heater element coil open
JennAir Dryer – blower wheel obstruction/no airflow
JennAir Washer – F8E1 no fill (inlet valve/low pressure)
JennAir Washer – F9E1 long drain (pump)
JennAir Washer – F0E5 off‑balance load
JennAir Washer – F5E2 lid lock fault
JennAir Controls – UI not responding after surge
Q: Why is my JennAir oven uneven?A: Likely thermostat drift or faulty elements.Q: My cooktop won’t ignite—what should I check?A: Dry electrodes, clean jets, and verify spark module output.Q: Are JennAir parts expensive?A: Most wear parts are reasonably priced and available.
Repair usually makes sense: relays, probes, fans, and igniters are serviceable. Replace only for sealed-system refrigerator failures, repeated board damage, or severe cabinet issues.
JennAir integrates gas/electric burners, probes, relays, and electronic control boards. Ignition depends on spark modules and flame sensing. Thermistors provide resistance-based temperature feedback. Fans are tach-monitored and trigger errors if stalled. Control boards may suffer relay wear and solder fatigue. Typical tests: element 20–40 Ω, thermistor 5–10 kΩ @ 25 °C, and board continuity checks.
Call for persistent ignition failures, sealed-system refrigerator faults, leaks, board errors, or overheating. Technicians test gas pressure, verify loads, and run diagnostics safely.
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