Range / Cooktop / Oven Touch Pad

Replacement touch pad control panel for your range. Installs on the front control area. Order a new panel if yours is cracked, scratched, or worn.

This black panel manifold is the molded front trim piece that secures and surrounds control components on the appliance, restoring the original appearance and proper fit of the control area. What it does

• Replaces a cracked, warped or broken control-panel manifold to restore a secure mounting surface for switches and controls
• Protects internal control components from dust and light impact
• Restores a finished, factory appearance to the front control area
• Helps keep buttons and knobs aligned for reliable operation

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before starting work.
• Remove any surrounding bezels or trim panels to access mounting screws; handle the manifold carefully to avoid cracking.
• Use the factory fasteners and alignment tabs to ensure proper fit.
• If controls or wiring were disturbed during removal, verify connections and function before reassembly.

Black control panel touch pad for ranges. Replaces cracked, faded, or worn touch panels. Essential for restoring the appearance of your range's control area.

This black control panel is the exterior user interface for your range or oven, restoring the surface that holds the touchpads, buttons and display for normal operation and a finished appearance. What it does:

• Replaces a cracked, faded or damaged control panel to restore the appliance's front appearance.
• Provides the mounting surface and openings for the control board, touchpads/buttons and display lens.
• Helps prevent debris and moisture from reaching internal controls when properly installed.
• Common symptom: buttons that stick, cosmetic damage, or visible cracks in the console area.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock.
• Remove the back or top of the console as required; take care with attached ribbon cables and connectors.
• Use appropriate hand tools and keep fasteners; some panels secure with clips and screws that must be reinstalled.