Customer Questions and Answers for Keyboard, 6B Membrane by Whirlpool

Hello Shah, Turn the power off to the machine. Remove the drip grill and grasp the bottom of the dispenser. Yank it toward you and a bit down at the same time. This should pop it loose. It will then lift off of the tabs it slips down onto. After taking several pictures from different directions to aid in the reassembly, remove the wiring from the assembly. You can now carefully peel the old one off and use rubbing alcolhol to remove the sticky stuff from the old one. Peel off the protective backing and place it straight onto the dispenser cover. Reassemble in the reverse order.

Shah, To replace the keypad you would need to remove the drip tray. There are 2 screws behind the drip tray that you will remove to take the dispenser assembly off. Check to make sure that the child lock is not turned on the display. The keypad would have to be peeled off the front of the display.

Hello Nick, Yes, you can certainly return the board. Our warranty states 365 days for any reason. All you have to do is call in for a return authorization. As far as the membrane switch goes, get the edge of a knife under the old membrane and peel it off. Use rubbing alcohol to remove all residue of the old membranes switches adhesive. Once all the residue is removed, be extremely careful to get the new part straight before sticking it on. The adhesive on the back of it will stick so tightly that sometimes the new part is destroyed trying to re-position it.

Hello Ramon, The back of the keyboard 67005446 has glue already on it.

Hello Jody. Yes, based on the information you will need to replace the membrane 67005446. The old one will peel off the facade. Hope this helps.