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Old 06-23-2007, 03:44 AM   #1
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Model Number: JGB900SEF3SS
Age: 1 - 4 years
I keep getting an error on the display panel: F7in red and D7 green..Can anyone help? Thanks in advance
 
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The F7 means that there is a problem with the touch pad.

I have never seen the d7 code. It may mean the number of time the error has occurred.
 
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Thank You Sheila, Do you think changing the pad could help? Is there a way I can reset the pad? If not? can you provide a link for said part..... Model#jgb900sef3ss.

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Dissconect the ribbon cable from the electronic module and turn power on. If no error msg. you have a bad keypad.
 
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Dissconect the ribbon cable from the electronic module and turn power on. If no error msg. you have a bad keypad.
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