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whirlpool wdf760sadb2 e2f2 codes

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Konnichiwa,

My Whirlpool WDF760SADB2 dishwasher just started flashing the e2 f2 codes.

Last night I powered down for about a half hour, and upon power up, it was still flashing these codes.

Powered down again, and set out to see if I could check wiring connections inside door.

Fair amount of bug carcasses and bug dirt. Cleaned as best as I could using electric contact cleaner and qtips.

Reassembled, and codes still flashing. After about 10 minutes, several lights started flashing, as if I were starting the wash cycle, but hadn't hit start yet, but no time on display.

 

I'm unsure what my next steps might need to be.

Help would be appreciated.

 

If I need to replace control board and/or user input panel, how do I determine which one?

 

Thanks for the help I know I'll get!

 

Drew

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