Whirlpool Range Error Code F7
Control or keypad switches shorted.
What the F7 error code actually means
The F7 error means your range's control board has detected that one or more buttons on the control panel are stuck in the pressed position, even when no one is touching them. This is usually caused by a damaged or worn keypad where a button is physically stuck down, or by an electrical short in the wiring connected to the control panel. Until this is fixed, the range may not respond correctly to your commands or may behave unpredictably.
The full F7 procedure
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Most common causes of F7
- 1Shorted or failed keypad membrane
- 2Stuck or faulty door latch switch
- 3Damaged wiring harness between keypad and control board
- 4Failed electronic control board
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