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Apr 16, 2011 - Had an electric storm the other night and ever since the oven won't -Whirlpool ... Question about Whirlpool RBD275PR Electric Double Oven ... For an oven to require parts after 2.5 yrs of service and 2 self cleanings tells me ... fiest press the on key see if the display comes if not the turn the power off for 5-8 ...

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Whirlpool ovens panel buzzing related questions and answers. ... the control panel on my Whirlpool electric double oven Model is RBD305PDS14? ... No power on control panel During self clean cycle the power to the panel went out. ... panel the instrument panel on an oven won't change time because of a storm problem.

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All models that have electronics are easily wiped out during storms due to the sensitive electronic controls on all of the control boards. Your model has the=> WR55X25146 Main Control Board the WR55X11138 Inverter Board and the dispenser control board. You will need to exchange parts until you get the right board. Most likely the motherboard,
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Not enough information.
Is the unit receiving power and do you have a power LED ?
Is your power connection to a surge protector or power cube.?

How old is the unit ? Has it been dropped or in a electrical storm or outage ?

A model number would help here--if power went on and off it may have damaged the power board in the set--many of these sets have up to 3 mechanical relays on that board--easy to damage them.

Hi, of you have any AV devices connected to the tv, try these to verify the unit will display a picture. if so and you have an aerial caonnected to the tv, then it is entirely possible that the aerial has taken a hit and destroyed the tuner. a TV technician will be able to confirm this for you

Some things to consider:

1. There are two thermal fuses on this unit
- one fuse is in the bake/broil element circuit and if blown, would cause no-heat but the display would still light.
- the other thermal fuse is in series with power to the control board, if blown the control board display would be dark and no oven related functions would work

2. There is a low voltage transformer that supplies power to the control board that sometimes gets damaged by lightning surges. This would also cause the display to be dark with no oven functionality.

3. We repair a number of these control boards that are damaged by lightning storms. Here's a link to a related article that might be helpful:

//www.fixyourboard.com/techzone/ovens/e6_f2/e6_f2.html

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Bruce
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Hi! Most modern monitors have on/off switches that are NOT actual power controlling devices. (i.e. they simply tell an IC chip to cut power to the display section while leaving the rest of the power supply energized.) In the earlier monitors, when you flipped that power switch, you actually cut AC power to the whole unit. Now, with today's faster computers, LCD and plasma displays, instant-on is the norm. Regardless if the button is physically damaged(usually pressed too hard) or the circuit is defective, unless you are a tech you'll have to take the unit in for repair. Is the monitor under any type of warranty? Was there a storm recently? Do you use a surge protector? If the display was damaged at all by the storm, there is a very good chance you'll be covered by the surge protector warranty.(that's what you paid for)---hope I was of assistance---Rick

Was the PC running when the storm struck? In that case changing the power supply knows as SMPS which is inside the cabinet needs to be replaced provided your monitor when independently connected to a power outlet, gives a display or says 'no video signal'...................sodeep

Hi Dan, Yes it is a very nice system, but like any device it is sensitive to electrical storms and power fluctuations. A surge or sag (AC power going up or down), can cause the sensitive digital chips to get damaged, and from my experience if you have tried resetting the unit, and your msg lites continue to flicker and the LCD is blank, it has some serious damage and needs repair or replacement.