Our oven touchpad doesn't work -- the CLEAR/OFF button beeps, but nothing else does even that. The stovetop works just fine. If I persist in trying to get the buttons to work, eventually I get an F1 code and a steady tone until I turn off the breaker. Sometimes, it will come back to life if I turn off the breaker and leave it off for a while before turning it back on, but now that doesn't even work. We've had it apart, and there's no sign of any damage to the circuit boards -- no burns, etc. -- and no obvious loose connections. If the touchpad module has to be replaced, do you know how much it would cost? In other words, would it be worth fixing a 13-year-old stove, or should we just replace it? Many thanks!
Sometimes it may just be a build up grease and dirt on the pad over a period of time.try taking it apart as much as possible and cleaning it with some type of spirits and the clean with some eucalyptus oil as both of these have capabilities of breaking down oils and fat.
Posted on Jul 19, 2007
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