Protect Glass Screen Display on Whirlpool WPW10438752

There is a great blog regarding the packing process for this Whirlpool double oven.

W10438752 reference image

W10438752 reference image

 

The original blog was posted on applianceboardrepair.com.  It basically says to remove the board from its plastic housing for safety.  This post applies to the following

WPW10438752, 8301890, 8303018, AP6021415, PS11754739, W10438752, 8302305, W10251587, 2683891, 8302305R, 8303022, B001KGQF7U, B00J8I7L0W, B008DK3YJI, B00L5G81LS, B001UGO42I, B07646YQSP, B008DJLCEI, GBD279PVB00, GBD279PVB02, GBD279PVB03, GBD279PVQ00, GBD279PVQ02, GBD279PVQ03, GBD279PVS00, GBD279PVS02, GBD309PVB00, GBD309PVB02, GBD309PVB03, GBD309PVQ00, GBD309PVQ02, GBD309PVQ03, GBD309PVS00, GBD309PVS02, KEBC207KBL02, KEBC207KBL03, KEBC207KBL04, KEBC207KBL05, KEBC207KBT02, KEBC207KBT03, KEBC207KBT04, KEBC207KBT05, KEBC207KSS03, KEBC207KSS04, KEBC207KSS05, KEBC207KWH02, KEBC207KWH03, KEBC207KWH04, KEBC207KWH05, KEBC208KBL02, KEBC208KBL03, KEBC208KBL04, KEBC208KBT02, KEBC208KBT03, KEBC208KBT04, KEBC208KSS02, KEBC208KSS03, KEBC208KSS04, KEBC208KWH02, KEBC208KWH03, KEBC208KWH04, KEBC247KBL02, KEBC247KBL03, KEBC247KBL04, KEBC247KBL05, KEBC247KBL06, KEBC247KBL07, KEBC247KBL2, KEBC247KSS03, KEBC247KSS04, KEBC247KSS05, KEBC247KSS06, KEBC247KSS07, KEBC247KWH02, KEBC247KWH03, KEBC247KWH04, KEBC247KWH05, KEBC247KWH06, KEBC247KWH07, KEBC247KWH2, KEBC247VBL00, KEBC247VBL02, KEBC247VBL03, KEBC247VSS00, KEBC247VSS02, KEBC247VWH00, KEBC247VWH02, KEBC247VWH03, KEBC277KBL02, KEBC277KBL03, KEBC277KBL04, KEBC277KBL05, KEBC277KBT02, KEBC277KBT03, KEBC277KBT04, KEBC277KBT05, KEBC277KSS03, KEBC277KSS04, KEBC277KSS05, KEBC277KWH02, KEBC277KWH03, KEBC277KWH04, KEBC277KWH05, KEBC278KBL02, KEBC278KBL03, KEBC278KBL04, KEBC278KBT02, KEBC278KBT03, KEBC278KBT04, KEBC278KSS02, KEBC278KSS03, KEBC278KSS04, KEBC278KWH02, KEBC278KWH03, KEBC278KWH04, KEBV208MMT00, KEBV208MMT02, KEBV208MMT03, KEBV208MSS00, KEBV208MSS02, KEBV208MSS03, MEW7630WDB01, MEW7630WDS01, MEW7630WDW01

original post

https://www.applianceboardrepair.com/blog/post/2019/10/17/protect-your-display-on-whirlpool-wpw10438752-during-shipping

E6 F2 Error Code Failure and Sometimes Blank Screen – Control Board Failure

E6/F2 is one of the most common and most misunderstood error codes.  You will find many comments and opinions if you google E6 F2.  Some places will tell you to power cycle the oven or get a new touchpad.  Neither one will fix the root cause.  Don’t spend your money on a new touchpad if you are only getting the E6/F2 error code.    If you have questions please contact  ApplianceBoardRepair.  The control board rebuilt for $120 is the most cost effective solution to fix the E6 F2 error code.

E6 – F2 Error Code on Whirlpool Controller is ALWAYS the control board…not the touchpad

This post is relevant to a plethora of whirlpool part numbers.  The list of common part is, but not limited to:  AP6021410, B008DK407S, B004QIPDNQ, W10406070, WPW10438751, PS11754738, 8303817, B01HJRLHAI, W10105800, 4452890, WPW10438710, PS973354, WPW10438750, 8303819, 8302319R, B01LF2NQ2K, W10244191, 4451856, AP6021414, 4452898, W10340941, 4453664, 8303884, 4451991, W10438751, AP6021413, 8301917, W10105800R, AP3767567, 8302152, W10340943, 8302967, 8302319, EA973354, B00ECV2C3Q, W10438750, 1057546, PS11754734, PS11754737, W10438710, AH973354, 8303883, B0156NFM4Y, 8303883R, B008DK4XWK