- Model Number
- JDS9860ACP
- Brand
- Jenn-Air
- Age
- More than 10 years
Just jumping in here 10 years on.
I was cooking a batch of beans in my Jennair this afternoon and though I had the temperature set quite low (300F) the beans scorched black very qucikly.
as I was removing the pot from the oven and wondering "what they heck?" I noticed an F1 error on the display. (I turned it off before I saw if there were other digits behind it.)
reading up here though it seems F1-X is a superheated oven. which seemed to be my situation.
Here's my question.
before I dig in and start testing various components, if an oven is operating correctly shouldn't the heating elements turn OFF when the oven reaches target temperature?
trying my again just now, with the temp set at 400F (and showing that it is already at 400F) the elements are still blazing red.
would that not be an indication that the oven is racing past it's set temperature?
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I was cooking a batch of beans in my Jennair this afternoon and though I had the temperature set quite low (300F) the beans scorched black very qucikly.
as I was removing the pot from the oven and wondering "what they heck?" I noticed an F1 error on the display. (I turned it off before I saw if there were other digits behind it.)
reading up here though it seems F1-X is a superheated oven. which seemed to be my situation.
Here's my question.
before I dig in and start testing various components, if an oven is operating correctly shouldn't the heating elements turn OFF when the oven reaches target temperature?
trying my again just now, with the temp set at 400F (and showing that it is already at 400F) the elements are still blazing red.
would that not be an indication that the oven is racing past it's set temperature?
Added model number
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