A KitchenAid range showing 1c6c reports a possible problem with the oven control or associated wiring, in the same family as 1c4c and 1c7c. Because the code is lower case and unattached to a model number,…
A KitchenAid range showing 1c6c reports a possible problem with the oven control or associated wiring, in the same family as 1c4c and 1c7c. Because the code is lower case and unattached to a model number, we treat it by area: the control and the wires that serve it. Typical signs are an oven that will not start or a display that stays on the code.
1. Press Cancel and leave the oven idle. 2. Make sure the area around the range is dry and free of clutter. 3. Turn the breaker off for 60 seconds, then back on. 4. Run a short bake and watch the display. 5. If 1c6c reappears, stop using the oven and call us.
Both sit in the same family and describe the oven control or its wiring. The checks we perform are the same for each, so one visit covers either code.
The code names the oven control, which tells the oven when to heat. If the control or its wiring misbehaves, heating can be held off until the condition is checked and corrected.
A breaker reset clears it only if it was a one-off event. If the code comes back, a technician should test the control and the wiring before the oven is used again.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.