“Have circuit board problems been solved? I need to replace my existing Whirlpool 30" Self-Cleaning Freestanding Electric Range due to constant E2F3 error codes - We can't be sure that we'll be able to finish cooking a meal in the oven! Replacing temperature sensor did nothing to help. Then we discovered loose connector pins on the main board were causing the problem... new board fixed it temporarily - to the tune of $300.00. Now the problem has returned. If I buy a new Whirlpool range, can I be assured that the obvious design flaws in the main circuit board have been corrected (forums on Whirlpool range problems are full of the same issues!) or is this another Lemon Dressed in Stainless steel?”
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Not sure if there is a problem with the circuit board. Out stove was bought a short time ago and to date we have had no problems with it, If there is a problem with a circuit board you may want to contact Whirlpool?
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.make sure who ever installs the wire connection to double check for any loose connectors. and adjust the foot screws so the stove wont rock back and forth.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Dear Customer: I'm sorry to hear about the issue you are experiencing with your range! For your convenience we have product troubleshooting available at Whirlpool.com/Owner_Center under Product Help. For further assistance please call our Customer Support line 800-698-2538. Thank you for your inquiry regarding our Whirlpool appliances!
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