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Frigidaire Range Error Code 1c6c

EEPROM error

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What the 1c6c error code actually means

Your Frigidaire range is having trouble communicating with the memory chip inside its control board, which stores important settings and operational data. The range tried to reach this chip three times and got no response, so it shut down certain functions to protect itself. You may notice the keypad buttons no longer make a beep sound, and the range will need to be unplugged and replugged to reset.

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First diagnostic step
Disables audible for key depression; action taken until Power On Reset (hard reset).
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Most common causes of 1c6c

Ranked by how often they cause this code
  1. 1Failed or corrupted EEPROM chip
  2. 2Control board failure
  3. 3Power surge or voltage spike
  4. 4Temporary communication glitch
  5. 5Damaged solder joints on EEPROM

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Questions people ask about 1c6c

What does 1c6c mean on a Frigidaire range?
The 1c6c code means the control board attempted to communicate with the EEPROM memory chip three times and received no response. The EEPROM stores calibration data and operating settings critical to the range's function. As a result, the keypad beep is disabled and the range enters a fault state until a hard reset is performed. If the error returns after resetting, the control board likely needs replacement.
Is it safe to use my Frigidaire range while the 1c6c error is active?
Operating the range while this error is active is not recommended. The EEPROM communication failure means the control board cannot reliably store or retrieve operating parameters, and keypad inputs will not produce audible confirmation. This creates an uncertain operating state where commands may not execute as expected. Perform a hard reset before attempting to use the range, and avoid use if the error returns immediately.
Can I replace the EEPROM chip myself to fix the 1c6c error?
The EEPROM chip is soldered directly onto the main control board, making individual chip replacement a complex repair that requires electronics soldering skills and proper equipment. Most technicians and DIYers address this fault by replacing the entire control board rather than attempting chip-level repairs. If you are not experienced with circuit board soldering, board replacement is the more practical and reliable solution.
Will resetting my Frigidaire range clear the 1c6c error?
A hard reset, performed by unplugging the range or shutting off the breaker for several minutes, is the required action to clear this fault and restore normal operation. If the error was caused by a temporary communication glitch, the reset may resolve it completely. However, if the EEPROM chip or control board has permanent damage, the error will return after the reset and further repair will be necessary.
How much does it cost to fix a Frigidaire range showing error 1c6c?
If a hard reset does not resolve the error, repair typically involves replacing the main control board since the EEPROM is integrated onto it. Control board replacement for Frigidaire ranges generally costs between $150 and $400 for parts, with labor adding another $100 to $200 depending on the technician and your location. Costs vary based on the specific model and parts availability.

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