Parts for Ge GFDS155GD0MS: 01 - Control Panel Parts

This user interface board assembly replaces the control panel electronics that register button presses and show status to operate the appliance. Restores responsive controls and accurate display feedback for normal operation. What it does:

• Receives input from the touchpad/buttons and sends commands to the appliance control system
• Powers and drives the display and indicator lights so cycle status and settings are visible
• Translates user selections into control signals for the main control board
• Commonly used to address unresponsive buttons, blank or garbled displays, or incorrect status indicators

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid touching contacts; observe ESD precautions if available
• Carefully disconnect and reconnect ribbon cables and connectors to avoid damage
• Verify correct operation before fully reassembling the appliance

This is a replacement center knob screw used to secure a range or cooktop control knob to the control shaft. It restores a loose or stripped knob connection so the control knob stays firmly attached during use. What it does

• Secures the control knob to the stove/range control shaft so the knob turns the control correctly
• Stops a wobbling, loose, or spinning knob that won't stay engaged
• Helps restore proper user control of temperature/power settings
• Small metal screw built for panel/knob mounting in the control area

• One center knob screw

• Turn off power to the appliance before accessing control area to avoid electrical shock
• Remove the control knob and any trim/bezels according to the appliance manual to reach the screw
• Use the correct screwdriver to avoid stripping the screw head; thread gently to avoid damage
• If threads are damaged, inspect the shaft/knob and replace any stripped components as needed

This silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) is an electronic switching device used in appliance control circuitry to regulate power to motors or heating circuits. Replacing a faulty SCR restores reliable power control and helps resolve intermittent or failed operation. What it does:

• Controls and modulates electrical current in control boards and power circuits
• Allows timed or variable power delivery to heating elements or motors in appliances
• Helps stop intermittent operation caused by a failed switching device
• Commonly replaced when an appliance experiences no heat, no motor run, or erratic performance

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electric shock
• Handle with ESD precautions; avoid touching terminals and static-sensitive areas
• Install the replacement SCR with the same orientation and secure mounting as the original