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Maytag programming code for HV Board.

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One indirect way is to buy online a replacement board wich comes with the code. Use the code. Return the board for a credit. Make sure you can get a return credit before opting this way.

Posted on Nov 28, 2010

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If you have replaced the HV control board on your Maytag MFI2067AES refrigerator and programmed the code from your refrigerator, but the code is not being saved, there could be a few possible causes:
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