E6F2 error codes generally mean the control board is on the way out, especially if you're seeing a blank screen. Replacing the keypad or cleaning the ribbon is only delaying the inevitable. But you don't have to buy a new controller (especially since many of them are no longer available). Running a google search for ************************ should lead you to a company that can repair oven controllers.

Hi Cody,

I did search for this part and I found that it is still available but it's on a back order. You have to talk to the APP team to find ETA.

Gene.

Hello Gene,

I have Whirlpool Model # GBD307PRQ01 Similar situation that others have posted. Display goes out mid-bake cycle. Oven heat and light still work. Display comes back slowly. Today error code E6 F2 came on. What steps should I take to determine issue. I have read the thread but want to make sure I do things in the right order.

Thanks for all of your help.

Marcie

Hi Gene,

I have posted this a couple of days ago but maybe you can provide some insight as I have been following you with the repair.

My double oven stop working a month ago. After I have changed thermal fuse and control panel, it worked, for one night! The next morning, it stopped working again. I checked to find out the fuse is out and I remembered that the R90-92 to be hot. So I order a control board and new thermal fuse. I put them back tonight and it worked! However I found that the parts R90-92 were pretty hot, and I am afraid that something else is wrong besides the board. Should these parts be hot? Is there a way to check? Would I not doing the program cavity size cause the problem? Thanks in advance!

Aimin