Parts for Ge PTS9000SN2SS: Control Panel Parts

A stainless steel control panel that replaces the front control housing on your appliance to restore the unit's appearance and secure the user interface. Ideal when the original panel is dented, scratched, or otherwise damaged. What it does:

• Forms the exterior housing for the control board, buttons and display
• Protects internal controls from spills and debris
• Restores a flush, finished appearance to the appliance front
• Use when the existing panel is bent, cracked, dented, or cosmetically worn

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work
• Remove any trim pieces and retain mounting screws for reinstallation
• Handle edges carefully to avoid cuts and scratching the finish
• Align tabs and mounting holes with the control assembly; reuse original fasteners

This is a replacement RC17 electronic oven/range control board with flashed firmware—restores user interface and timed cooking functions when the original control is faulty. Installs behind the console to manage oven cycles and display. What it does:

• Serves as the main electronic control for oven functions, clock, timers and user inputs
• Replaces a damaged or unresponsive RC17 control board
• Resolves symptoms like blank or scrambled display, unresponsive touch/selector controls, or failure to start bake/broil cycles
• Controls relay outputs that command heating elements and timers

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting service to avoid shock or injury
• Handle the board by edges and avoid static discharge; wear anti-static protection if available
• Basic console disassembly is typically required; keep track of fasteners and wire connections

The Fan Blower is an OEM part for GE ranges and wall ovens. This part helps to circulate air within the oven cavity. The fan blower ensures that heat is evenly distributed during cooking, contributing to consistent cooking results, and prevents the electronic components from overheating, which could lead to malfunctions or reduced lifespan of the appliance.

Causes of damage to the Fan Blower can include accumulation of debris and grease, which can obstruct the fan and strain the motor, and mechanical wear over time that affects the fan's efficiency.  

Symptoms of a bad Fan Blower in a range include:

• The oven not cooking evenly
• Overheating of the range's electronic control panel
• Unusual noises, such as rattling or buzzing

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

This cover latch access is the small replacement latch that secures the appliance access cover so panels stay closed and maintain safe operation. It restores proper cover engagement for a solid, reliable fit. What it does:

• Holds the access/cover panel closed to prevent unwanted opening during use
• Restores a loose, wobbly, or non-securing access cover
• Helps eliminate rattling or vibration caused by a faulty latch
• Works as the mechanical catch for access panels where specified

• One cover latch access

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) before beginning any repair
• Basic hand tools are typically required; remove the access panel to replace the latch
• Handle sharp sheet metal edges carefully and wear protective gloves

This block terminal is the wire-connection block that secures incoming power and internal wiring, restoring a safe, reliable electrical connection for the appliance. Replaces worn or damaged terminal connections to help prevent loose wires and arcing. What it does:

• Provides a secure connection point for incoming power and internal leads
• Replaces cracked, burned, or corroded terminal blocks that cause intermittent power or arcing
• Helps stop loose wires that can produce sparks, burning smells, or blown fuses/breakers
• Restores a stable electrical path so controls and heating elements receive power reliably

• One block terminal

• Always disconnect all power (unplug or shut off circuit breaker) before inspecting or replacing electrical parts
• Take a photo of wire routing and terminal screw positions before removal for correct reassembly
• Tighten terminal screws to secure wires; replace if mounting tabs or insulation are damaged

This RJ45 mounting bracket secures an RJ45 network/communication jack to the appliance frame, restoring proper connector alignment and mechanical support. It's a simple replacement part for damaged or missing brackets. What it does:

• Holds the RJ45 jack firmly in place to prevent connector movement and intermittent connections
• Aligns the jack for easy cable insertion and secure mating
• Protects the connector and wiring from strain or damage during use
• Helps restore reliable network/communication port positioning after panel or bracket damage

• One RJ45 mounting bracket

• Unplug the appliance or disconnect power before servicing
• Remove the access panel or trim to reach the existing bracket; retain fasteners for reassembly
• Gently disconnect the jack/cable before removing the old bracket; avoid pulling on wires
• Hand-tighten or torque screws to manufacturer specifications; do not overtighten

The Wall Oven Capacitor Motor is an OEM part for GE wall ovens. Located inside the oven cavity, this motor is responsible for turning the convection fan which circulates hot air for even baking and roasting. 

Symptoms of a bad capacitor motor include:

• Inability to select convection bake or roast features 
• Uneven cooking results 
• Lack of air circulation inside the oven
• Strange noises coming from the fan/motor area
• The convection fan not turning on 

Causes of failure can be wear over time, damage from debris inside the oven, or occasional voltage fluctuations which can degrade motor components.

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

The Cooling Fan Sensor Board is an OEM component for GE ovens and ranges. It is an electronic module connected to the main control board that monitors internal temperatures. An onboard thermistor sensor in the board regulates the convection fan relay and fan motor speed based on heating demands during the bake and broil functions. 

Causes of a failed Cooling Fan Sensor Board can include moisture damage from spills or steam, faulty soldering connections, or manufacturing defects over time. Electronic components are also susceptible to normal wear from frequent heating cycles.

Symptoms of a bad board fan sensor include:

• Inconsistent or improper temperature control not maintaining set oven temperatures
• Issues with selected convection bake or broil modes not activating properly  
• Abnormal fan speeds that do not correlate with heating element operation

It is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and KitchenAid wall ovens and range models using the same electronic control system.

This 6 ft conduit provides a protective, flexible channel for routing wiring between components, helping keep wiring organized and shielded from damage. It's an optional replacement for appliances that require extended wiring protection. What it does

• Protects and organizes electrical wiring by enclosing wires in a flexible conduit
• Helps reduce wear from abrasion, vibration, or contact with sharp edges
• Useful when original wiring routing needs extension or added protection
• Can reduce the chance of exposed wiring that may lead to shorts or intermittent power issues

• One 6 ft conduit

• Intended for use where an appliance's wiring routing requires a longer protective conduit;
• Use appropriate tools and secure conduit ends to strain reliefs or fittings as originally installed
• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting any wiring work

This is a replacement screw used to secure panels and components on compatible appliances. It provides a direct-fit fastening solution to restore proper part alignment and prevent rattling or loose panels. What it does

• Fastens appliance panels, brackets or assemblies where an 8-18 x 5/8 screw is specified
• Replaces missing or stripped fasteners that allow parts to shift or vibrate
• Restores secure mounting for components to reduce noise and movement
• Useful when a factory screw is damaged, corroded, or lost during service

• One screw

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Use the correct driver size and type to avoid stripping the head
• Install by hand first, then snug with a driver—do not over-torque
• Keep removed hardware organized to ensure correct reassembly

This silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) switches and regulates power to heating or motor circuits, helping the appliance control temperature and run cycles reliably. It's a direct-fit electronic switching component used in a variety of control systems. What it does:

• Acts as an electronic switch to regulate AC power to heating elements or motors
• Helps control temperature output and maintain consistent cycle performance
• Can prevent unwanted continuous current flow when functioning properly
• Commonly replaced when ovens, ranges, or dryers fail to heat or cycle correctly

• One silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) as shown

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Handle the SCR by its body; avoid touching terminals and static-sensitive areas
• Verify proper orientation and secure mounting; follow OEM wiring and torque practices

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