JennAir warming drawers are functional and stylish additions to your wall oven set. Although JennAir warming drawers are known for their dependability, you can never tell when a failure will occur. When your JennAir warming drawer stops heating, you can find the replacement parts you need to fix the warming drawer at Sears PartsDirect.
Electrical safety tips to follow when using your JennAir warming drawer
Always shut off the house circuit breaker to completely disconnect electrical power from the warming drawer when cleaning or repairing the appliance.
Don't let water drip down through the control panel and onto the thermostat or electronic control board when cleaning the warming drawer. Use a damp cloth to clean the controls to avoid getting water on internal control components.
Have a service technician examine and repair the warming drawer if liquids get spilled onto the internal controls and the house circuit breaker trips—indicating a short circuit in the controls or wiring occurred.
Troubleshooting your JennAir warming drawer when it won't power up
Check the house circuit breaker for the warming drawer to see if the breaker tripped. Reset the house circuit breaker to restore power to the warming drawer if you find that the breaker tripped. If the breaker trips again as soon as you use the warming drawer, then you'll need to have a service technician examine and repair the warming drawer because the appliance has a short circuit in its wiring or a component that's causing the breaker to trip.
If the breaker isn't tripped, shut off the breaker to disconnect electrical power to the warming drawer and check the power supply wiring connections. Reconnect any loose wiring connections and repair any broken wires.
If power supply wiring connections are okay, check the wiring connections on the control. Reconnect any loose wires and repair any broken wires.
If control wiring connections are okay, then you may need to replace control components to fix the warming drawer.
 Installation guide
 Owner’s manual
