#78 - Whirlpool Range F6E1 Error Code and Overheats

How I repaired this Whirlpool Range with a $5 part when it was severely overheating and throwing an F6 E1 error code. Theory of operation and failure, with a detailed schematic walkthrough of the oven's circuits and functional logic.

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This video is intended for experienced or supervised technicians. Always take appropriate safety precautions when dealing with live circuits. For informational purposes only. Utilize the concepts in this video at your own risk. Never attempt to repair circuit boards unless you are directly supervised by a licensed professional engineer and doing so under approved ISO and UL processes. This video is not intended to encourage circuit board repair for hire. It only shows how I was able to restore the circuit board to working order. Not responsible for losses to yourself or your customers. The Tech Circuit or Steve Morrison assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or emissions in the content of this video. The information contained in this video is provided on an as is basis with no guarantees of completeness, accuracy, usefulness, or timeliness.


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