The lower-case code 1c8c on KitchenAid wall ovens and combination wall ovens indicates the oven control or its associated wiring. It closes out the 1c family listing and shares its meaning with the earlier codes. You…
The lower-case code 1c8c on KitchenAid wall ovens and combination wall ovens indicates the oven control or its associated wiring. It closes out the 1c family listing and shares its meaning with the earlier codes. You will see it in the display, typically with no heat, and the keypad may seem to accept presses without effect. It can come on while the oven sits idle.
1. Press Cancel and check the display. 2. Turn off the breaker for one full minute and restore power. 3. Try a plain bake at a low temperature. 4. If 1c8c returns, call us instead of repeating the reset. 5. Write down the code.
The keypad has its own codes, 1c1c and 1c2c. 1c8c points to the control, so we test that first. The keypad has its own codes, 1c1c and 1c2c. Code 1c8c points to the control, so we test that first.
Only the circuit for the oven. Make sure you switch off the correct breaker and have the panel labeled. Only the circuit for the oven. Make sure you switch off the correct breaker, and label the panel if you can.
Usually replace, after confirming it is the cause. You see the cost in writing first. Usually replace, after confirming it is the cause. You see the cost in writing before we begin.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.