The model is rbs305pdo2 wall oven 15 years old and electric

SOURCE: oven gives code E6 F2 on panel

The problem in our oven has cleared by itself. I did see the E6 F2 error message but for now, it's working fine. Considering the customer service was only able to help to the extent of reading the error code sheet the same as I was (the sheet is behind the touch pad) and seeing how limited the solutions were, we don't think we'll be buying another Whirlpool. I was pretty insulted when the girl a customer quality called to offer me part #8300453 at half cost of $164 providing I have a service guy look at the stove and call in the part. On top of that, the warrenty is 90 days and the part is on back order. Why would the part be on back order? A) they either did not make an ample supply for inventory, B) there are many ovens needing this part. For an oven to require parts after 2.5 yrs of service and 2 self cleanings tells me someone was sleeping with a cigar in their mouth in Quality Control. Or, learning what that meant.

Enjoy the day!
Robert

SOURCE: RBD305 Whirlpool wall Oven Beeped

You have a shorted control pad you need to replace it.

Bill Dickerson

• 979 Answers
• Posted on Jan 30, 2009

SOURCE: electric oven not working

You have a dead short if it trips the breaker right away. You have wiring that has or is touching the metal or frame.

Fix Your Board

• 310 Answers
• Posted on Sep 20, 2009

SOURCE: F2 E6 on Whirlpool RBD305PDS14 double wall oven

Sometimes we see an intermittent electrical connection due to oxidation of the contacts on the keypad membrane tail. This can be easily cleaned so you can check this before investing in a new keypad. I posted some pictures and the procedure on our website. Here's the link:

http://fixyourboard.com/techzone/ovens/keypad_tail_clean/keypad_tail_clean.html

SOURCE: My Whirlpool convection oven model GBD 307 has a

I called a repair man to come out and fix it.