Owners of KitchenAid ranges who see 1c7c are looking at one of the lower-case codes that flag the oven control, or the wiring associated with it. No model is named for the code, so the same…
Owners of KitchenAid ranges who see 1c7c are looking at one of the lower-case codes that flag the oven control, or the wiring associated with it. No model is named for the code, so the same meaning applies wherever it shows. Alongside it, the oven may not respond to bake or broil settings, and the display may keep showing the code until power is removed.
1. Turn off the oven and burners. 2. Allow a few minutes for any heat to fade. 3. Cycle the range breaker off for one minute, then on. 4. Try one simple bake. 5. If 1c7c returns, do not continue and call us.
Sometimes a power cycle clears it, especially after a brief outage. If it comes back after a one-minute breaker reset, the oven control or its wiring needs a technician's attention.
We advise against it while the code keeps returning. The control decides when the oven heats, and we want it tested first so a bad reading does not spoil food or stress other parts.
It helps, but the code is not tied to one model. We identify the range during the visit, test the control and wiring, and quote the repair in writing before starting.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.