How to Troubleshoot & Replace Whirlpool AP6021413 / WPW10438750 Electronic Control Board

Replaced control board 

We had a repair man look at it and determined the panel needed replaced due to a power surge. I decided to do the repair myself, and saved $250! 

Replaced the control board, and all is as it should be. 

Replaced the control board. The fan motor would run and the display showed that it was working but it wouldn't heat. Checked both elements and they were good. Light came on but no heat. At first I thought it was a fuse link but it also checked out ok. Easy to replace but make sure connections are tight. May have to tighten. Be careful with ribbon cable. 

I googled and searched the error code, which helped me to decide that I needed to replace the electronic control board. I watched your video and a video on youtube. The most difficult part was getting to the control board. My Whirlpool built-in double oven was not constructed exactly like the double oven on youtube. However, once we got to it, swapping the cables was easy. but wait, the oven still did not work. We re-read the control board instructions for hints and discovered that the wide band cable was loose. Once we made sure it was correctly inserted, we put everything back together and patted ourselves on the back (my husband, a good friend and myself). It took two strong men to slide the oven out in order to disassemble the top (my husband and a good friend). It took one woman (me) to read the instructions and follow them. 

Pull out the oven on the floor, take out the covers and took out the board and put new one in and pull out wires one at a time just transfer to it. that was it,the oven back up switch on and it works, graet job. 

Researched message boards on AppliancePartsPros.com. Found detailed step-by-step instructions that worked great. Hardest part of repair was figuring out how to access the control panel. Took a photo of the old control board still in place so I knew where everything needed to be connected back. 

Ordered parts from AppliancePartsPros.com (they were awesome!). Disassembled oven control after watching a few YouTube videos -- job was really rather easy. Attached new control unit one wire bundle at a time (with the old unit still installed to ensure correct connections) then turned power back on to confirm status. All was as advertised -- control unit fired right up and works like a charm. Order from AppliancePartsPros.com -- they will allow returns of electronic parts if you diagnose wrong. Got the new control in a day-and-a-half; the delivery speed was exceptional. Easy job -- do it yourself and save close to $500 by not calling a service tech. 

REPLACED CONTROL BOARD.