Maytag Wall Oven 1c1c Error Code
1c1c on a Maytag wall oven flags the keypad or user interface, or its wiring; a one-minute breaker reset is the first step.
Model Reference
Maytag MEW9627FZ Wall Oven Repair
A 27-inch double wall oven, with upper and lower cavities diagnosed separately.
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Model number
MEW9627FZ
About this model
Model overview
The MEW9627FZ is a double wall oven, 27 inches wide, listed with 8.6 cu ft of true convection, and it is still sold new. Two cavities share one cutout, one control and one set of wiring, which is why a fault in one oven can feel like a fault in both. Our Maytag wall oven repair page covers the category and Maytag wall ovens lists the other wall ovens we service.
Common complaints on a stacked pair
The most frequent reports are an oven that does not reach temperature, one cavity heating while the other stays cold, an oven that runs hotter or cooler than the set point, a door that will not unlock after a cleaning cycle, a fan that runs loudly or keeps running after the oven is off, and a blank or unresponsive panel. A single bad temperature sensor can look just like a failed element, so a technician measures before replacing.
Fit and cutout notes
A 27-inch cutout is common in older San Francisco remodels where cabinets were built around a smaller oven. The unit sits tight, and ventilation around the cabinet matters: poor airflow behind the oven can make a cooling fan work harder and set off codes. When the oven needs to come out for the repair, we tell you before starting, because it adds time.
Codes to look for
Wall ovens show letter-and-number codes. F5 points to the door latch assembly or door switch, F3 E0 to the upper oven temperature sensor, and F3 E1 to the lower oven sensor. F8 E0 names an airflow restriction or the upper oven cooling fan. Our wall oven error codes post lists more.
Safe checks first
- Turn the oven off and wait; try one controlled power reset at the breaker, then watch whether the code returns.
- Make sure the door closes fully and nothing is caught in the gasket.
- Confirm the cooling vents at the front are not blocked.
- Write down the code and which cavity it appears in.
Do not take off panels or force a locked door. If the oven smells of burning or sparks, shut it off at the breaker.
Why the number must be exact
The MEW9630FZ is the 30-inch double in the same range, so look closely at the digits. See how to find your Maytag model number; on wall ovens the label is usually on the oven drawer frame or the door opening.
The visit
We diagnose each oven separately, explain the findings, and give a written estimate. Nothing is repaired until you approve it.
Frequently asked questions
It is a double wall oven, 27 inches wide, with two cavities that share one cutout.
Yes. The cavities have separate elements and sensors, though they share the control, so we test them one at a time.
Let the oven cool, try one controlled power reset at the breaker, and book a visit if it returns. Do not force the door.
Yes. The 30-inch double is a separate model, so parts are matched to the number on the label.
Model-information disclaimer. Confirm your exact model number and specifications with your appliance documentation before booking a repair. Model pages are for identification and compatibility reference.
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Hours
Mon–Sat: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Service area
San Francisco Bay Area, California