Kenmore 665 Range Code 1C/1C / 1C/2C: Keypad key and harness
A Kenmore range with a model number beginning 665. — a Whirlpool-built platform with a two-part display — shows 1C/1C when a key on the keypad is stuck or the keypad itself is defective, and 1C/2C…
- Code
- 1C/1C / 1C/2C (665-prefix)
- Appliance
- Range
- Brand
- Kenmore
- Warranty
- 30-day workmanship
What 1C/1C / 1C/2C (665-prefix) means
A Kenmore range with a model number beginning 665. — a Whirlpool-built platform with a two-part display — shows 1C/1C when a key on the keypad is stuck or the keypad itself is defective, and 1C/2C when the keypad wire harness is unplugged. Both describe the touch keypad circuit, not the heating elements. You will see the paired code flash on the display, and the oven or cooktop may ignore button presses or behave as if a key is being held down.
Common causes of 1C/1C / 1C/2C (665-prefix)
- A stuck or pressed-in key on the keypad
- Keypad ribbon or harness connection to the control
- The keypad itself
- The electronic oven control reading the keypad
1. Look at the keypad for a key that is stuck, swollen, or sitting under spilled food. 2. Wipe the keypad gently with a barely damp cloth, and dry it. 3. Unplug the range for 3 minutes to reset the oven control, then plug it back in. 4. Try a few keys. If the code returns right away, stop and let us look at it.
- A reset clears a one-time glitch but cannot cure a worn keypad or a loose harness
- We check which of the two codes keeps returning to separate a stuck key from a disconnected harness
- We test the keypad circuit before replacing anything and quote in writing first
Other Range codes
Do 1C/1C and 1C/2C point to the same part?
On this 665 platform, 1C/1C points to a stuck key or defective keypad, while 1C/2C points to the keypad wire harness being unplugged. Both are keypad circuit codes rather than heating problems.
Is it safe to use the range?
The code is a keypad message, so the oven may simply not respond to buttons. If a cooktop burner will not shut off at its knob, switch the range off at the breaker.
What helps you diagnose this by phone?
Tell us the code exactly as shown, whether the keys respond at all, and whether anything was spilled on the panel. That helps us bring the right checks, and the price is written before work begins.
Still unsure about 1C/1C / 1C/2C (665-prefix)?
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.