JennAir built-in wall ovens, among them the JJW9830DDP and JJW8530DDS, post 1c2c when the user interface or keypad, or the wiring behind it, may have a problem. Think of it as the control telling you the…
JennAir built-in wall ovens, among them the JJW9830DDP and JJW8530DDS, post 1c2c when the user interface or keypad, or the wiring behind it, may have a problem. Think of it as the control telling you the front panel and the brain of the oven are not talking cleanly. The display shows 1c2c, and cooking may be blocked. Owners often notice the keys feel dead or the screen looks normal while nothing responds.
1. Clear the display with Cancel. 2. Make sure nothing is pressing on the panel, such as a dish towel hung over the handle. 3. Cut power at the breaker for about two minutes and restore it. 4. If 1c2c comes back when you set a bake, stop and phone us.
Each touch makes the interface send a signal to the control. If that path is weak or the wiring is loose, the control posts the code as soon as it receives a bad signal.
The elements are not running unless a cycle is active, so it is not an immediate hazard. We still suggest switching the breaker off if the panel is acting up on its own.
No. The problem is limited to the interface and its wiring. A technician tests both and quotes the single part that is needed. That keeps the repair bill proportionate to what actually needs attention.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.