Model a6q10f2a beeps 2 times when plugged in, and

It sounds like you need an electronics expert. There are some general reasons here. One problem can be the vibration causing wires to chafe through.

What To Do If Your AC Has Blown A Fuse?

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That is more likely the model number. It produces 10,000 btu/hr of cooling.

high low voltage board were likely not needed
board registers high temp and after a few days of constant high temp alarm will restart
by replacing low volt board all you did is start with empty register also when replacing low volt board they have to be programed for your model
sounds like you need service for your cooling issue

A6Q10F2A: 10,000 BTU

It is an 8000 BTU, I have one myself. The model A6Q08F2A

The Fedders A6Q10F2A, is a 10,000 BTU

It could be low on freon. or the compressor may be getting stock puling hi amps, and the overload switch is keeping it from kick in inn.

In general, unlocking a microwave is usually one of the following:

1. Push and hold 'start' until it beeps or display changes
2. Push and hold 'clear/cancel' until it beeps or display changes
3. Push 'start' several times until it beeps or display changes
4. Push 'clear/cancel' several times until it beeps or display changes
5. Push and hold 'child/lock' until it beeps or display changes

If all these suggestions fail, try unplugging the oven for ten minutes and trying again.

I have the same model - it displays 10 minutes and keeps beeping in series of 3 (beep beep beep...... beep beep beep... etc..) ran through a cycle successfully but kept beeping like that the whole time. I unplugged it for 10 minutes but had the same symptoms after plugging it back in. I unplugged it for 24 hours, and that seems to have cleared the problem up.

logic board needs replacement if it cannot be reset.