Jenn-Air 27 in. Electric Single Wall Oven with Multi-Mode Convection - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

lendebr is right...
Same problem here on combo microwave and convection oven. The hinges are a horribly wimpy design. Jenn air has a replacement part thats helps..but the replacment hinges will do the same thing in very short order. 1 month after I fixed ours my sister in law opened the oven door and let go of the door when it was about 2/3 open and that was all it took to tweak the new hinges so the door doesnt close all the way again. i should have clued in when the girl at Jenn air sent me three sets of replacement hinges. I thought it was a mistake..turns out she knew it wasnt going to fix it permanently.
The moral is that Jenn air appliances are POS and I will not ever buy anything from the again..But I will tell everyone I possibly can not to buy anything from them.

check that the oven thermostat probe inside the oven is not close to or touching one of the upper oven elements

This is a Defective touch pad or membrane

Replace touch pad or membrane (this problem is usually the touch pad)

We've had a Jenn-Air wall oven & microwave, Model #JMW9530DAS for 9 years. We never had any problems with it except for the irritating dust that collects between the oven glass. After returning from a 10 day vacation, we got a 1c2c error code when pressing "Bake." The oven worked fine before we left so we were baffled. We tried other settings like "Broil" "Convect" to no avail. It kept telling us to call for assistance. We tried shutting off the power to the unit for a few minutes but got the same 1c2c error again. So we called a local appliance repair shop (associated to the appliance store we purchased the unit from) and paid a fee to have him assess the problem. He really couldn't pinpoint the problem but suggested it "could be the membrane or the controller." And, to top that, he said Jenn-Air stopped making the membrane but they are going to start making them again and we could get one in 6-8 months at a cost of $500. So now we were looking at a $300 controller & possible $500 membrane....plus labor. We were so frustrated that we decided to tackle the problem ourselves before going out and buying a new oven. We shut the power off and tried pulling the oven out of the wall. Too heavy. After about 20 minutes of the power off, we turned it back on and decided to use the "SetUp" feature as if we were using the oven for the first time, following the directions in the instruction manual. We stepped through the process (clock, auto convect, language, C/F, etc...) then pressed the "Convect" button (instead of "Bake") and voila! It worked! After the Convection Bake Preheat worked successfully, we pressed "Bake" and it worked, too. We just saved ourselves over a thousand dollars as we were going to get rid of the piece of junk. So, before you give up, try turning the power off for a half hour & use the SetUp key and walk through the process.

There's a short somewhere in the oven. You need to find this. The timer issue was the result of the other issue. sometimes the issue is easy to locate as there will be marks on the item indicating a problem. Sometimes it's a component that need to be replaced that's not so obvious and needs to be tested for the proper intake and output voltages.

I would start by checking the temp sensor of the bake temp settings. Pull it and its most likely bad your thermostat control, also did you ohm out the element before installing it i have bought many new bad ones as well. anything else just ask.

I have a Jenn-Air double wall oven with a very dim display light. Replaced c3 capacitor 68uf 35w - with a 100uf 50w cost $1.60 closes size available at Radio Shack and works good as new. Requires soldering onto the circuit board. I price a replacement part for $276.00.

faulty meat probe, probably a factory defect, if still covered by warranty, return oven for replacement.

about 4-5 hours

This is a general answer and not specific. The oven thinks is still in the cleaning mode. If it has one, push the clean button again. Set the oven to a regular bake cycle.

Did you try the light switch on the control panel? If it's turned on, the door plunger will not turn the light off.

Should be C3 Capacitor on control panel board replace capacitor from Digi-key Corporation get panel out and see what C3 capacitor says what voltage and uf and temp celcius and order from them solder it takes two -10 minutes..

The F7 code indicates that the touch pad either has a "stuck" or shorted key. Depending on the oven model, you either need to replace the touch pad or the controller (clock) and the touch pad. (Some Jenn Air appliances sell the two as one unit.) Please add a comment with your model number to get additional information on the availability and price for the parts. (Parts may be available from a number of suppliers, including jenn-air.partselect.com.) I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

you either have a bent door hinge or a broken door spring.
check the hinges by opening the door and see if it opens past 90 degrees. if it leans towards the floor then the hinges are bent.
if not then your door springs are broken off. you can check this by seeing if the door "feels" heavy when opening.
either way the door should close tight against the frame when up and the light should not come on without opening the door.

Are you having any issues at all with the display at all? Did this start out of the blue or did you have a power outage or anything else?

Hi,i have posted this tip that explains what the F3(and F4) error code means and what to check to fix your ovenhttp://www.fixya.com/support/r10343697-error_codes_f3_f4_mean_oven

Hello, grammie I was trying to help you out here. Maybe this will help some? I was going back to some customers that asked questions in the recent past and even farther back. It appeared that no one answered some of them, So, I thought I would take some of my personal time to see if I can help. Even though this Informational site may not have your exact model or brand, this site will help you a lot. Here is a site link about everything you want to know about ovens and possibly yours, from repair to trouble shooting it. Now go easy on me, I am just trying to help. If it does great if not, I am sorry.

http://home.howstuffworks.com/how-to-repair-an-oven.htm Please if this helped you at all, if you can find the time and in your heart to rate my help and some kind words written would be appreciated for my free help , I would appreciate it. Here is also my direct link to my own pages of other areas of my expertise for other problems you might have in Automotive, Appliance, and Electronics. Drop In anytime for my help. Thanks, Mike http://beta.fixya.com/users/mc1bean

Hello, ash I was trying to help you out here. Maybe this will help some? I was going back to some customers that asked questions in the recent past and even farther back. It appeared that no one answered some of them, So, I thought I would take some of my personal time to see if I can help. Even though this Informational site may not have your exact model or brand, this site will help you a lot. Here is a site link about everything you want to know about ovens and possibly yours, from repair to trouble shooting it. Now go easy on me, I am just trying to help. If it does great if not, I am sorry.

http://home.howstuffworks.com/how-to-repair-an-oven.htm Please if this helped you at all, if you can find the time and in your heart to rate my help and some kind words written would be appreciated for my free help , I would appreciate it. Here is also my direct link to my own pages of other areas of my expertise for other problems you might have in Automotive, Appliance, and Electronics. Drop In anytime for my help. Thanks, Mike http://beta.fixya.com/users/mc1bean

Hello, alfred I was trying to help you out here. Maybe this will help some? I was going back to some customers that asked questions in the recent past and even farther back. It appeared that no one answered some of them, So, I thought I would take some of my personal time to see if I can help. Even though this Informational site may not have your exact model or brand, this site will help you a lot. Here is a site link about everything you want to know about ovens and possibly yours, from repair to trouble shooting it. Now go easy on me, I am just trying to help. If it does great if not, I am sorry.

http://home.howstuffworks.com/how-to-repair-an-oven.htm Please if this helped you at all, if you can find the time and in your heart to rate my help and some kind words written would be appreciated for my free help , I would appreciate it. Here is also my direct link to my own pages of other areas of my expertise for other problems you might have in Automotive, Appliance, and Electronics. Drop In anytime for my help. Thanks, Mike http://beta.fixya.com/users/mc1bean

Hello, rmkI was trying to help you out here. Maybe this will help some? I was going backto some customers that asked questions in the recent past and fartherback, It appeared that no one answered some of them, So, I thought Iwould take some of my personal time to see if I can help. Even though this sitemay not have your exact model or brand, this link will help you tons. Here is alink to about everything you want to know about your oven, from repairto trouble shooting it. Even pictures and video's. Just scroll around and youwill see tons of information to almost any question you might have on yourOven. If you go to this link and click around, I am sure you will find out somuch about your oven, you will know more than the company that made it. Thegood thing about this link is, then you can make the decision of DIY or hiringa pro. Here Is the link for you to click on>>http://home.howstuffworks.com/dishwasher.htm Please if this helped you at all, if you can find the time to rate my help andsome kind words written would be appreciated for my free help , I wouldappreciate it. Here is also my direct link to my own pages of other areas of myexpertise for other problems you might have in Automotive,Appliance, andElectronics. Drop In anytime for my help. Thanks, Mikehttp://home.howstuffworks.com/how-to-repair-an-oven.htmPlease if this helped you at all, if you can find the time to rate my help andsome kind words written would be appreciated for my free help , I wouldappreciate it. Here is also my direct link to my own pages of other areas of my expertise forother problems you might have in Automotive, Appliance, and Electronics. DropIn anytime for my help Thanks, Mikehttp://beta.fixya.com/users/mc1bean