Ok.. I'm not seeing an erase option in the MPLAB programmer.  I'm downloadi=
ng latest MPLAB to check.
I also don't see the proper part number  PIC16LF73 in the device selection.

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Added tag ...

Being an F part it should be Flash memory, not OTP.

On that basis, yes it can be erased, even if protected.



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