Parts for Ge CVM1790SS2SS: Control Parts

This tapping pan-head screw secures interior panels and components in appliances, providing a low-profile head and threads that form into metal for a firm hold. It's a direct-fit fastener for repairs and replacements. What it does

• Fastens panels, brackets and small appliance components where a self-tapping screw is required
• Pan-head profile gives a flush, low-profile finish that resists snagging
• Threads cut into mating metal to create a secure attachment without a nut
• Commonly used where sheet-metal or thin-frame fastening is needed

• One tapping pan-head screw

• Use the correct screwdriver bit that matches the screw recess to avoid stripping
• Start in a pilot hole or with light initial pressure to ensure proper thread formation
• Tighten until snug; do not over-torque — overtightening can strip threads or deform panels
• Wear eye protection when working with metal fasteners and sheet metal

This control panel assembly is the user interface for the oven's electronic control system, letting you select cook modes, set temperatures and timers so the range responds correctly to your commands. What it does:

• Provides the front-facing keypad/touch controls and display for oven functions
• Relays user selections to the oven's control board so cook settings activate
• Commonly replaces panels that are cracked, unresponsive, or have damaged buttons
• Can resolve symptoms like non-working buttons, blank or unreadable display, or failure to accept settings

• One control panel assembly as shown

• Disconnect all power at the breaker before servicing to avoid shock
• Handle glass/display areas carefully to prevent cracking or scratching
• Installation typically requires removing the range's inner back or front trim

This part is a control board that is made for use on microwave units. The purpose of this part is to control all of the appliance functions. This includes heating, lighting, and turntable operation.When this part goes bad, the microwave will not work in some way or at all. This includes any of the functions including cooking properly, turning the lights on and off, or operating the turntable. This specific control board is compatible with microwaves that are manufactured by the General Electric brand. This includes the Hotpoint and RCA brands also. It is sold individually is comes directly from the manufacturer as a high-quality replacement part.

This control panel assembly houses the oven's electronic user interface and controls, restoring the range's clock, timer and touchpad functions for reliable operation. It replaces a damaged or unresponsive front control module. What it does:

• Provides the main user interface for setting temperature, bake/ broil modes, timer and clock
• Replaces worn or cracked touchpad and defective control circuitry that cause unresponsive buttons
• Restores electronic control signals to the oven control board so bake and broil functions respond correctly
• Helps resolve common symptoms such as blank or flickering display, non-working keypad, or loss of timer/clock functions

• One control panel assembly as shown

• Disconnect power at the breaker before attempting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Installation typically requires removing the range back or top to access mounting screws and electrical connectors
• Handle the assembly carefully to avoid damaging the display or flex ribbon connectors

This control knob restores tactile control to your appliance's front panel so you can select settings easily and safely. It replaces a cracked, worn or missing knob to make range or oven adjustments simple again. What it does:

• Replaces a damaged or missing control knob so you can turn and select settings smoothly
• Fits onto the control shaft and provides a clear grip for precise adjustments
• Restores proper engagement when the original knob is loose, stripped or broken
• Helps prevent accidental changes by providing a secure press-fit connection

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to reduce risk of shock
• Remove the old knob by pulling straight off the shaft; align splines and press the new knob onto the shaft until fully seated
• If the new knob does not engage, inspect the control shaft for damage and replace the control if needed
• Do not force or hammer the knob onto the shaft; use steady, even pressure