Parts for Ge ZET1PM2SS: 01 - Control Panel Parts

An encoder assembly mode is a feature included in wall ovens produced by several manufacturers. The purpose of this component is to assist with the signals sent to the control panel for various operations within the oven. Damages to the machine, misuse, or normal wear and tear can lead the encoder assembly mode to quit working. If it no longer is working, a replacement part is required.If an oven isn't responding correctly to the settings input into the control board, the encoder assembly mode could be the problem. Replacing the part is a simple repair. Always disconnect the appliance before starting the disassembly process. Wear gloves to protect hands. The component is located inside the control panel of the oven. The control panel must be taken apart to gain access to this part. Reconnect all wires securely before testing.This encoder assembly mode is an authentic OEM replacement part. It is sold as an individual unit. The encoder assembly mode component is made of high-quality, durable materials. The replacement part is compatible with several different models of ovens. It can be installed in appliances manufactured by General Electric, Hotpoint, and RCA.

This control panel bushing cushions and supports the appliance control panel, helping prevent wear where the panel contacts the cabinet. It restores proper panel fit and can reduce rubbing, vibration noise, and edge damage. What it does:

• Acts as a spacer/cushion between the control panel and cabinet to prevent metal-on-metal contact
• Helps maintain correct panel alignment and fit
• Reduces squeaks, rattles, and vibration-related noise from the control area
• Protects panel edges and mounting points from wear and abrasion

• One control panel bushing as shown

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work
• Generally accessed by removing the control panel or its trim; retain all mounting hardware
• Inspect surrounding mounting holes and clips; replace if damaged

The Fan Kit is an OEM part for GE ovens and ranges. This part regulates the internal temperatures and preventing overheating.

Causes of a bad Fan Kit can stem from motor failure due to wear and tear, obstructions or debris blocking proper airflow, or damage to the fan blades or housing.

Symptoms of a bad Fan Kit include:

• Excessive heat buildup inside the oven cavity
• Failure of the oven to maintain consistent temperatures
• Strange noises or lack of airflow from the fan

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This bimetal limit switch monitors a radiant surface element's temperature and opens the circuit if it overheats, helping your cooktop maintain safe, consistent heating while protecting wiring and controls from damage. What it does:

• Senses surface element temperature via a bimetal sensor
• Opens/closes the circuit to limit element temperature and prevent overheating
• Helps the burner cycle properly for more consistent heat
• Common symptoms: no heat, low heat/cycles off too soon, overheating, or erratic cycling

• One bimetal limit switch

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Access the element, note wire positions, and transfer leads to the new switch one at a time
• Mount firmly to the element/bracket so the sensor has correct contact
• Do not bend or adjust the sensor; replace if damaged

This limit switch interrupts power to a heating circuit when an over-temperature or unsafe condition is detected, helping prevent damage and unsafe operation. It's a direct-replacement safety control for affected appliances. What it does:

• Opens the circuit to stop heating when a temperature limit or fault condition is reached.
• Prevents overheating that can cause component damage or unsafe operation.
• Can cause no-heat, intermittent heating, or cycling behavior when failed.
• Works as a safety shutoff in heating systems and related control circuits.

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before accessing or replacing the switch.
• Access usually requires removing a panel or control housing; keep track of fasteners and wire locations.
• Handle terminals carefully and reconnect exactly as found; confirm secure wire connections.

This oven exhaust duct channels hot air and cooking fumes out of the oven cavity to the range venting system, helping maintain proper oven temperature and reduce smoke or odors. Replace a damaged or corroded duct to restore correct venting. What it does:

• Directs hot air and combustion/steam fumes from the oven cavity into the vent ductwork
• Helps maintain consistent oven temperature by providing a clear exhaust path
• Can reduce smoke, burning smells, or poor broil performance when functioning properly
• Prevents loose metal or debris from obstructing the vent path

• One oven exhaust duct

• Disconnect power to the range (and gas supply if applicable) before beginning work
• Access typically requires removing the oven back panel or range back; keep fasteners for reinstallation
• Watch for sharp sheet-metal edges and wear gloves and eye protection
• Reinstall panels and secure all fasteners; test oven operation and venting after replacement

This relay board assembly switches line power to the range/oven's heating circuits under the direction of the electronic control, helping restore reliable bake/broil operation when relays or board components fail. What it does

• Controls power to the bake and broil elements via onboard relays
• Executes low-voltage commands from the control to switch high voltage to the heating circuits
• Failure symptoms can include no heat in bake or broil, one element not working, or intermittent heating
• Burn marks or a stuck/clicking relay on the board may be visible indicators of failure

• 1 relay board assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; this board carries live voltage
• Access location varies by model; photograph and label all wires for correct reassembly
• Handle the board by its edges and observe ESD precautions
• Ensure all connectors are fully seated and the board is securely mounted before restoring power

This replacement screw is used in refrigerators to fasten specific components. Replace a lost or damaged fastener to restore a secure, factory hold so brackets, panels, or covers stay properly mounted and rattle-free.

• Secures the designated component per your model's parts diagram
• Replaces missing, stripped, or corroded hardware
• Helps eliminate looseness, vibration, or rattling from unsecured parts
• Supports proper alignment and fit after service

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Match this screw to the original location using your model's parts diagram
• Hand-start threads to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly without overtightening
• Use the correct driver for the screw head style

This is a small replacement screw used to secure appliance panels and components, restoring proper fit and preventing loose parts. It's a direct-fit fastener commonly used in various GE appliance assemblies. What it does

• Secures trim, panels, brackets or control components to prevent movement and rattling.
• Replaces missing, stripped, or corroded screws that can allow gaps or vibration.
• Helps restore proper alignment of parts that can cause noise or loose-feeling doors/panels.

• Use the matching screw hole and thread; do not force or cross-thread the screw.
• Hand-start the screw, then tighten with the correct screwdriver to a snug fit—avoid over-tightening.
• Disconnect power before working near electrical components; follow appliance safety procedures.

This replacement screw secures appliance components and helps keep panels, brackets, and controls firmly attached for reliable operation. It's a simple, direct fix when a mounting screw is missing, loose, or stripped. What it does:

• Fastens panels, trim, brackets or electrical components to reduce movement and rattling.
• Restores proper alignment of parts that shift when a screw is missing or worn.
• Helps maintain electrical and mechanical connections by keeping components seated.
• Common symptom: loose or vibrating panels, trim gaps, or visibly missing hardware.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing internal components.
• Use the correct screwdriver or driver bit to avoid stripping the head.
• Thread gently and avoid overtightening to prevent stripping the mating threads or cracking surrounding parts.
• Keep any removed hardware organized to ensure placement of all required fasteners during reassembly.

Black. 8-18 AB HXW 3/8

This nut secures the control panel encoder shaft so the selector knob stays firmly in place and maintains reliable signal contact. A small but essential fastener for stable user control and consistent cycle selection. What it does:

• Secures the encoder/shaft to the control panel assembly to prevent wobble or loosening
• Helps keep the encoder's electrical contact aligned for accurate signal input
• Can resolve symptoms like a loose or spinning selector knob or intermittent control responses
• Designed for direct replacement of the original mounting nut for the encoder

• One nut encoder (quantity: 1)

• High-level task: remove control panel or console to access the encoder shaft; reassemble panels after replacement
• Use proper tools to avoid stripping the nut or damaging the encoder shaft
• Power off and unplug the appliance before beginning any work to avoid shock or damage

This lubricant/cleaner is used during service of cooking appliances to dissolve residue and provide light lubrication on small moving parts. It helps restore smoother operation of control shafts and valves when burner knobs feel stiff or sticky. What it does:

• Cleans deposits and old grease from control shafts and valve components
• Provides light lubrication to reduce friction and sticking
• Helps address symptoms such as hard-to-turn burner knobs or rough valve rotation
• Supports preventative maintenance during range/cooktop service

• Lubricant/cleaner

• Disconnect power and shut off gas; allow the appliance to cool before servicing
• Work in a well-ventilated area and keep away from open flames or ignition sources
• Apply sparingly per service instructions; avoid contact with igniters, electrical components, and flame ports
• Replace any worn or leaking valve—do not rely on lubricant/cleaner to correct a leak