The lower-case code 1c31 on KitchenAid wall ovens and combination wall ovens points to the oven control or the wiring associated with it. The control is the board that runs temperature and cycle logic, so a…
The lower-case code 1c31 on KitchenAid wall ovens and combination wall ovens points to the oven control or the wiring associated with it. The control is the board that runs temperature and cycle logic, so a problem here can stop all cooking. You will see 1c31 on the display, and the oven may refuse to heat. It often appears in the middle of a cycle or at start-up.
1. Press Cancel and note the code. 2. Switch the breaker off for one minute and restore it. 3. Try a plain bake for a few minutes. 4. If 1c31 appears again, leave the oven off and call us. 5. Write down what the display shows.
The listed meaning names the oven control or its wiring. We test both, because a loose connection can look like a failed board. The listed meaning names the oven control or its wiring, and we test both of them.
A dip can upset electronics for a moment. If a reset clears it and it stays away, no repair may be needed. A dip can upset electronics for a moment. A return after the reset means a real repair.
They share the same listed meaning but are separate codes. We read the one you see and test the control accordingly. They share the same listed meaning but are separate codes. We read the one you see and test accordingly.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.