Jenn air range beeping sound

SOURCE: F1-1 error on Jenn-Air Range

VANMAN69, I have looked in the door under the oven door and can not find the codes. Any more suggestions? I have had a repair man come and replace my control board but I am still getting the F1-1 fault code and when using the oven I get the F3-1 fault code.

SOURCE: Jenn air range model SCE30600B error code FC

replace oven sensor.

SOURCE: jenn air 88370

I have a similar Jenn Air oven approximate date 1982. It has a catalytic liner (colored a kind of dark charcoal  with paler flecks), so it is a continuous clean oven during normal cooking.  However, it also has the Accel Clean setting on the control knob. This increases the oven temperature to maximum and also runs the convection fan to burn off cooking residues. This allows the catalytic lining work at high efficiency, and burn off stubborn residues that are not removed at normal cooking temperature. The oven may emit smoke through the top door vents as the food residues burn off, so watch that you do not set off your smoke detector. I switch on the cooker hood fan and also put a fan in the kitchen window (blowing air out of the kitchen), to avoid setting off my kitchen smoke detector if I use Accel Clean.

SOURCE: Jenn-Air S136 Grill-Range--auto clean not working

Selector to Clean
Temperature to Clean
Move lock lever to the right
Press the enter button Twice

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Obviously, safety first. This being an electrical fix, unplug or otherwise disconnect the power to the appliance.
A philips screwdriver and 1/4" nut driver(or socket) are all that's needed.
First, there are 8 fasteners on the underside of the control panel. Only the 4 nearest the oven openning need to be removed from here.
Next, remove the burner knobs for the stovetop(simply pull straight off; if stuck, wrap a folded wash cloth behind the knob to gain extra leverage). Then remove the 4 screws that were behind the knobs.
At this point the panel should be loose and pulling out the bottom of the control panel will allow it to clear the knob shafts. Be careful not to pull too far, as the wires to the control board are rather delicate.