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Model: KGRT607HBS6 Brand: Kitchen Aid Age: 5 - 10 years
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mpallesh  
#1 Posted : Monday, July 14, 2014 9:10:17 AM(UTC)
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Hi, I have a kitchen Aid KGRT607HBS6 gas stove. I got error code F2:E1 so I took a look atthe control pad and noticed that the ribbon cable with 4 contact strips (?) hadone that burnt or wore thought. My questionis can I replace just the ribbon connector will the hole micro computer needreplaced? Also if I can just get theribbon does anyone know the part number?

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denman  
#2 Posted : Tuesday, July 15, 2014 2:47:25 AM(UTC)
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As far as I know just the cable is not available.
You have to replace the keypad/console.
Also if the tracks have shorted to each other it may have taken out the microcomputer.

If it is just one track that has failed then there is a possibility that it can be fixed but there are provisos.

1. the cable must not bend where the fault is.
2. You have to have a precise and delicate touch.

If you want to give this a shot then just let me know and I will give you the procedure.
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mpallesh  
#3 Posted : Tuesday, July 15, 2014 8:07:22 AM(UTC)
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Thanks Denman, I'd like to try but the fault was right at the top of the bend. It was only one strip. Could that be fixed?
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#4 Posted : Tuesday, July 15, 2014 9:15:58 AM(UTC)
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I doubt it.

There can be no movement at all where the repair is.
On a flat part of a cable this is easily accomplished but taping cardboard etc. to it so it cannot flex.

The fix involves using a glue/resin impregnated with copper particles.
This is the stuff used to repair rear window car defogger tracks or a repair kit for keypad contacts.
It dries brittle so any movement will just crack it.
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