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Customer Questions and Answers for Control Panel (White) by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM18030693
Manufacturer Part Number: WP6610457

This white control panel is the front fascia for select ranges. It mounts to the console/backguard and supports the oven control and switches, restoring a clean, secure control area when the original panel is cracked, warped, or discolored.

  • Provides the finished front surface for the console/backguard
  • Supports and aligns the oven control and switch/selector components
  • Helps keep buttons/knobs properly seated and labeled
  • Typical symptoms: cracks, broken mounting tabs, bowing/warping, heavy discoloration, or controls that feel loose
Install notes:
  • Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
  • Remove console/backguard screws and carefully lift off the existing panel
  • Transfer the electronic control, switches/knobs, brackets, and hardware to the new panel
  • Support the control board and wiring to avoid strain; reassemble and restore power

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For Whirlpool Control Panel (White) (Part Number: OEM18030693)

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Scott, the wires going to the oven elements ( broil element W10856603 and bake element WPW10308477 ) will need to be tested for continuity to the chassis by accessing the back, connecting one probe to the chassis, the other probe would be tested to each of the element's terminals as well as the wires. If the terminals on the element test continuity to ground, the element would need to be replaced. If either of the wires tests continuity to ground, the wire will need to be traced to the point of failure. If these check good, then the most likely failure is going to be the main control WP6610457 relay not opening.

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Chris, We would need to have the model number to get the part number for you but if the unit has an oven sensor then this would most likely be the cause for overtemp.

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Hello Bob. It sounds like a wiring connection inside the unit is loose and needs to be tightened down. If all are good, replace the control on the unit.

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Eugene A for Model Number RF368LXMQ0

I started to change the oven control board but the back of the new board is different than the old board. Your company says this is the correct part. That it has been updated. All the plugs are clearly marked expect the plug where the two big red wires go. The old board has a big black unmarked square box where two big red wires are plugged. The new box has a small rectangle orange box that is completely different than the old black box. I am confessed where the two red wires should go on the new board. Does the left one go on L2 and The right one on DLB? Please help. Eugene

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Hello Eugene, Yes that is accurate. You would put one red to the L2 and the other to DBL.

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Mike, Unfortunately, you have done all you can do. You'll need to replace the ERC WP6610457 to solve the programming issue in your range. Thanks

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Cody, Are you sure there are 220-240 VAC at the terminal block, when the bake mode and temperature are selected ? If the voltage is proper, yes, you'll need a new control WP6610457, there is no separate switch for the oven temperature. Thanks and Good Luck

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Hello Robert. Based on the information you provided, it sounds like the range control WP6610457 is bad and will need to be replaced. Hope this helps.

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Mars for Model Number RF378LXPQ1

I'm at the end of my rope. I've got an oven that does not heat to 350 during the normal pre-heat time (6 minutes). There are no error codes. I've attempted to replace the oven sensor and this control board with no change. I've changed both broil and bake elements (old sensor and control board)...no change. Is there anything else a DIYer can do to fix this? I've seen checking the voltage at the elements to see if they're at 220-240VAC, but am drawing a blank as to what to check across (ground to one side of element terminal?) Let's just assume facts not in evidence and say it's not at 240VAC as it should be, is that some sort of relay or fuse that can be replaced? Please help. Thanks.

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