Whirlpool RBD305PD has error F2E6 error on control panel

This oven uses control board part number 8302967. E6 F2 is due to a failure in the control board. This board is no longer available from Whirlpool. It can be rebuild at www.fixyourboar.com with a 2 year warranty.

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F01 error in your whirlpool double oven means a bad electronic control board that needs replacement. Please get back if your need more help.
Kevin

it could be the following
Taking a Quick Look
The E1 F2 error message indicates the control board thinks the touch panel has been unplugged from the board or it cannot read the switches.
How it Works
The panels on these ovens utilizes a switching matrix to constantly monitor all the buttons for a key press. By using a matrix for switch input, many buttons can be read by the processor using very few wires. The unfortunate side of a switch matrix is if any one wire becomes damaged, an entire row of switches on the matrix will no longer be usable since they cannot be seen by the control board.

advise
getting a qualified engineer to check this touch panel and suspect touch panel maybe defective and need replacing.

I hope this was helpful

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Look for a blown fuse mounted on back of the controltis page is in the MANUAL

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Whirlpool RBD305DQ15 Electric double wall oven, the control panel does not light up so you can't tell what you are doing. Do I need to replace the whole board or is there a fuse to replace?

I suspect a poor connection at the wiring to the EOC is the cause of the failures.

Usually this is a touchpad and control panel fault but the only way to know for sure is to do some electrical testing with a volt/ohm meter and the wiring diagram located within the appliance.

With the model number of the oven we could look up the code and be more specific about the problem.


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oven does not light up, no heat

Most definitely a bad control board and/or soldered components. (The part about cutting power to the oven was a dead giveaway)
There are low and high temperature solders, but usually solder melts at 370° F. If the oven is improperly insulated or ventilated you will have continued heat stress to the control board.