Parts for Ge GRF500PV1BB: Control Panel Cooktop Parts

This OBC1 control (flashed) is the replacement electronic control board for your oven/range. It restores user interface and timed bake/broil functions so the appliance heats and responds correctly. What it does:

• Replaces the oven electronic control to restore display, clock and programmed bake/broil cycles
• Can resolve symptoms like unresponsive touchpad, blank or erratic display, or loss of timed cooking features
• Helps address intermittent or persistent error codes related to the main control
• Works as a direct swap when the original OBC1 control is specified

• One OBC1 control (flashed) as pictured

• Disconnect power at the breaker before removing the old control to avoid shock
• Handle the board carefully; avoid touching components or connector pins to prevent damage from static
• Verify connectors and mounting match before finalizing installation

Replacement control panel overlay that covers the control board interface. Needed when the original overlay is faded, cracked, peeling, or damaged.

Burner not heating or stuck on? This surface element switch controls power to your cooktop burners. Common repair when heat won't adjust properly.

This rotary switch turns with the control knob to open and close circuits that command your appliance's function. A worn or failed switch can cause a control to stop responding, work intermittently, or not hold its setting.

• Provides on/off or multi-position control for the selected function
• Restores proper response to the matching control knob
• Common failure signs include non-responsive control, intermittent operation, or inability to change settings
• Electrical parts should be handled with power disconnected

• Disconnect power before servicing; verify no voltage is present
• Note wire positions or take a photo before removal
• Transfer knob shaft orientation and mounting hardware from the original if reusable
• Do not overtighten mounting fasteners; test operation before reassembly

Replaces the stovetop surface that supports burners, grates, and controls. Needed when the original is cracked, bent, corroded, or damaged.

This 5.5 in radiant cooktop element replaces a damaged or non-heating smooth-top surface element to restore even cooktop heating. It's the direct-fit heating element used on compatible glass-ceramic electric ranges. What it does

• Heats cookware through the glass-ceramic cooktop so pots and pans cook evenly.
• Replaces elements that no longer heat, heat intermittently, or show visible breaks.
• Stops clicking or arcing caused by a cracked or burned-out element.
• Matches factory fit and terminal layout for a secure electrical connection.

• One 5.5 in radiant cooktop element.

• Turn off and unplug the range or switch off the circuit breaker before starting work.
• Allow the cooktop to cool completely and handle the glass-ceramic surface carefully to avoid damage.
• Lift the cooktop per your range's service instructions to access and disconnect the element terminals; ensure proper terminal alignment on reinstallation.

If your range burner won't heat or heats unevenly, this 9-inch radiant surface element is the likely fix. Direct replacement takes 15-20 minutes.

This 9-inch dual radiant cooktop element restores heating on electric glass-top ranges so pots and pans heat evenly. The dual design handles different pan sizes for more flexible surface cooking. What it does:

• Provides primary heat for a single 9" cooktop zone with inner and outer heating rings
• Lets you use the inner ring for smaller pans and both rings for larger cookware
• Replaces a failed or partially working radiant element that won't heat or heats unevenly
• Helps eliminate a dead burner or inconsistent surface temperatures

• Disconnect power to the range at the breaker before servicing; glass cooktops can carry lethal voltage.
• Handle the glass surface and element carefully to avoid cracks or damage.
• Verify connector type and element mounting match your cooktop before final installation.

Black. 8-18 AB HXW 3/8