Jenn-Air Oven Error Code 1c6c
EEPROM error
EEPROM error - no response from EEPROM.
First step from the service manual
Replace control board; detected when accessing EEPROM after 3 tries.
The complete diagnostic procedure includes additional test steps, resistance specifications, wiring diagram references, and component test points.
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What 1c6c means on a Jenn-Air oven
The 1c6c error code on a Jenn-Air oven indicates an EEPROM communication failure. EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) is a small chip integrated into the main control board that stores critical operational data, including calibration settings, cooking presets, and configuration parameters. When the oven's control system attempts to read from or write to the EEPROM and receives no response after three consecutive attempts, the 1c6c fault is triggered and logged.
This error points directly to a failure within the control board assembly itself, since the EEPROM chip is not a separately serviceable component but rather a soldered part of the main control board. The most common root cause is a failed or corrupted EEPROM chip, though internal solder joint failures, trace damage on the board, or a general control board failure can all produce the same no-response condition. Because the diagnostic routine requires three failed access attempts before throwing the fault, intermittent contact issues or partial board failures can also trigger this code.
Because the EEPROM is embedded in the control board and cannot be replaced independently in a field repair scenario, the recommended corrective action is replacement of the entire control board. There is no external wiring harness or sensor to test in this case, as the fault originates entirely within the board's internal circuitry. Once a new control board is installed, the error should clear and normal EEPROM communication will be restored.
Source: manufacturer service documentation.
Common causes of 1c6c
- 01
Failed EEPROM chip on the control board
Part replacementThe EEPROM chip itself has failed internally and is no longer responding to read or write commands. Since the chip is soldered directly onto the control board, the entire board must be replaced.
- 02
General control board failure
Part replacementBroader failure of the main control board, such as a failed processor or damaged circuitry, can prevent EEPROM communication even if the chip itself is intact. Board-level damage from power surges or heat is a common contributor.
- 03
Corrupted EEPROM data
Part replacementA power interruption during a write cycle can corrupt the EEPROM's stored data, causing the chip to become unresponsive. This condition typically cannot be recovered through a simple reset and usually requires board replacement.
- 04
Damaged solder joints or internal board traces
Part replacementCracked solder joints or broken circuit traces on the control board can interrupt the communication path between the processor and the EEPROM chip. This may cause intermittent or persistent no-response faults.
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