Parts for Maytag JGS9900BDS16: 03 - Control Panel Parts

This control panel console assembly houses the user interface and display for the range, restoring reliable button/touch input and clear visual feedback so you can set cooktop and oven functions with confidence. What it does

• Provides the keypad/touch controls and display used to set temperatures, timers, and cooking modes.
• Replaces a cracked, faded, or damaged console that impairs operation or visibility.
• Use when buttons or touch controls are unresponsive, the display is blank or dim, or inputs register intermittently.
• Helps correct erratic or inconsistent control behavior caused by a damaged panel assembly.

• Disconnect power (unplug or turn off the breaker) before beginning any service.
• Follow model-specific disassembly steps to remove the backguard/console; handle glass and overlays carefully to avoid damage.
• Ensure all wire harness connectors are fully seated and routed without pinching; do not force connectors.

Color: Black. For biscuit order 98008169. For white order WP98008544.

A shoulder screw that secures appliance components and provides a precise pivot or spacer point. Replaces a missing or worn screw to restore alignment, reduce rattling, and keep panels and assemblies securely in place. What it does:

• Provides a fixed-diameter shoulder for pivots, spacers, or mounting points in assemblies.
• Holds panels and moving components at the correct distance to prevent binding or friction.
• A missing or worn shoulder screw can cause misalignment, rattling, or loose parts during operation.
• Used where a smooth-bearing surface and controlled clearance are required between parts.

• Disconnect power to the appliance (unplug or shut off breaker) before servicing.
• Handle small fasteners carefully to avoid dropping into assemblies; magnetic pickup tools can help.
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly but avoid overtightening.

This electronic control board manages the oven's user interface and heating functions. It processes keypad inputs, controls the display, and switches bake/broil circuits so cooking cycles start, regulate temperature, and complete reliably.

• Interprets keypad/selector inputs to run oven functions and timed cycles
• Switches bake and broil circuits via onboard relays to reach and hold set temperature
• Operates the clock, timer, and status/error display
• Typical symptoms of a failed board: no heat, temperature swings, unresponsive controls, blank/flickering display, beeping or error codes

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; oven controls carry live voltage
• Use ESD protection and handle the board by the edges to avoid static damage
• Note/photograph wire locations; transfer any model-specific overlay, brackets, or harnesses from the original control as needed
• Restore power and run a test bake to ensure proper heating and display operation

A shoulder screw that secures appliance components and provides a precise pivot or spacer point. Replaces a missing or worn screw to restore alignment, reduce rattling, and keep panels and assemblies securely in place. What it does:

• Provides a fixed-diameter shoulder for pivots, spacers, or mounting points in assemblies.
• Holds panels and moving components at the correct distance to prevent binding or friction.
• A missing or worn shoulder screw can cause misalignment, rattling, or loose parts during operation.
• Used where a smooth-bearing surface and controlled clearance are required between parts.

• Disconnect power to the appliance (unplug or shut off breaker) before servicing.
• Handle small fasteners carefully to avoid dropping into assemblies; magnetic pickup tools can help.
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly but avoid overtightening.