On the covered Whirlpool wall oven, 1C1C, 1C2C, F1 E0, F2 E0, F2 E1, F2 E2, F2 E3, F2 E4, F2 E5, F2 E6 means the user interface or keypad reported a fault, or its wiring is loose First, press each key and look for one that is stuck.
Differential
Likely causes of “Whirlpool wall oven code 1C1C, 1C2C, F1 E0, F2 E0, F2 E1, F2 E2, F2”, and how to tell them apart
- 1
A keypad wire harness that is disconnected
What separates it The panel is dead or shows F2 E0 right after service or a move
How to confirm Disconnect power and reconnect the keypad wire harness if it is loose, as the Whirlpool wall oven table says for F2/E0
- 2
A defective Cancel key (F2 E5, F2 E6)
What separates it The Cancel key does nothing or is held on
How to confirm The Whirlpool table says the code appears when the Cancel key is defective; the same harness and keypad checks apply
- 3
A defective button or a user interface that will not respond (KitchenAid F2/E0, F2/E1)
What separates it One button does not work, or the whole panel does not respond
How to confirm The KitchenAid table says to reconnect wiring in the control panel and replace the user interface harness or the user interface
- 4
A user interface failure (F1 E0)
What separates it The touchpad is completely dead and shows nothing at all
How to confirm Whirlpool names the user interface (touchpad), the control or the wiring for F1 E0; the KitchenAid table calls F1/E0 a user interface failure
Before you touch a setting
Record this first — changing settings destroys the evidence
- The exact display: 1C1C, 1C2C, F1 E0, F2 E0, F2 E1, F2 E5 or F2 E6
- Which keys or which part of the touchpad does not respond
- Whether any liquid has reached the panel recently
Try in this order
0 of 6 completedWhat to do first
ReversiblePress each key and look for one that is stuck.
Correct only the documented fault domain
ReversibleReseat the harness, then replace the user interface, and the control last. A power reset is the whole of what Whirlpool publishes for this code: remove power for 1 minute, restore it, and watch whether the code returns.
Reseat the keypad harness
ReversibleThe Whirlpool wall oven table for F2/E0 says to disconnect power or unplug the oven, reconnect the keypad wire harness if it is loose, restore electrical power and press Cancel.
Wait a minute
ReversibleIf the error code returns after 60 seconds, replace the keypad; if the problem persists, replace the electronic oven control.
On a KitchenAid oven, open the panel
ReversibleThe KitchenAid table says to disconnect power, open the control panel, reconnect loose wiring, replace the user interface wire harness if it is damaged, and replace the user interface if the harness connections are okay.
Replace a failed button or interface
ReversibleThe KitchenAid table for F2/E1 (defective button) and F1/E0 (user interface failure) says to disconnect power and replace the user interface.
Model-specific
What is true of this model and not of its siblings
- Displayed as
- 1C1C, 1C2C; F1 E0; F2 E0, F2 E1, F2 E2, F2 E3, F2 E4, F2 E5, F2 E6.
- Parts named by the service tables
- Keypad; user interface; user interface wire harness; electronic oven control.
Stop boundary
When this stops being a self-service repair
- !Turn off the breaker before you open the control panel to reach the keypad or the user interface harness
- !Dry a wet panel only with the power off; water on the control is a shock risk
Evidence ledger
Sources behind this answer
Where the manufacturer's article stops. The 60 second test is the Whirlpool wall oven table's own.
Exact questions
Common questions
What does 1C1C, 1C2C, F1 E0, F2 E0, F2 E1, F2 E2, F2 E3, F2 E4, F2 E5, F2 E6 mean on a Whirlpool wall oven?+
the user interface or keypad reported a fault, or its wiring is loose
Is the touchpad the same as the control?+
No; the user interface is a separate part from the electronic oven control.