Electronic Control Board

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Joann for Model Number rbd275pdt14

Answer Hello Joann. If the keypad is bad, or has a stuck key, the command will not work to shut off the ovens. It will only recieve one command at a time, so if a button is stuck, it will not shut off. Hope this helps. 

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Jo Ann T for Model Number rbd275pdt14

Answer Hello Jo Ann. The code you gave is for a shorted keypad. 8300429 Hope this helps. 

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Mark for Model Number RBD306PDZ8

Answer Mark, The F2 E6 is a Cancel key drive line open. Check the keypad connector to the control board for a firm connection. Press cancel and if the error code returns after 60 seconds replace the keypad and if not then replace the control. 

Randy for Model Number GBD307PDS09

Answer Hello Randy. Based on the information you provided, it is leading to the control panel 8300440 needing to be replaced as well. If some buttons work, then do not, it is the panel on the unit. 

Rd for Model Number 8302319

Answer Hello RD, To properly assist you we will need your model number to help you with this. Please post your model number with a new question on the parts page. http://www.appliancepartspros.com/modelnumber_locator.aspx 

Shawn for Model Number rbd305pds14

Answer Shawn, There is a possibility that the surge could have caused the failure of the lock switches on the latch assembly. On the f2 error code if you hit the cancel button and after 60 seconds the code returns then you would need to replace the keypad. It is possible for a surge to take out several components on a unit. Normally only one is affected but because it was the control circuit the chances of components attached would be damaged.