Parts for Ge PSA9240SF6SS: Control Parts

This stainless steel control panel houses the range/oven front controls and restores the appliance's finished appearance and mounting surface for the user interface. Durable metal replaces damaged or cosmetically worn panels. What it does:

• Replaces a scratched, dented, or bent front control panel to restore the unit's appearance
• Provides the mounting surface for control knobs, buttons, and the display assembly
• Helps maintain proper alignment and secure attachment of the control components
• Suitable when the original panel is warped, cracked, or has cosmetic damage

• One stainless steel control panel

• Designed to mount in place of the original panel;
• Handle panels carefully to avoid scratches; wear gloves to protect finish
• Power must be disconnected before removing or installing any control components
• Reuse original fasteners unless replacements are specified by the manufacturer

The Encoder Board is an OEM replacement part for GE microwaves, engineered to provide control over the microwave's functions. This component translates user input into digital signals for the microwave's main control board. It allows users to adjust power levels, cooking times, and settings accurately. 

The causes for issues with the Encoder Board can be attributed to electrical faults, such as short circuits or component failures, often resulting from power surges or normal wear and tear. 

Symptoms of a malfunctioning Encoder Board include:

• Difficulty in adjusting settings, which may manifest as unresponsive or erratic control panel behavior.
• The microwave starting or stopping unexpectedly, indicating a miscommunication between the user interface and the microwave's control system.
• Inconsistent cooking results, stemming from the inability to accurately set cooking parameters.

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

A replacement relay board that restores the control relay functions used to switch high-current components in the appliance. Installs behind the control panel to help re-establish reliable electrical switching and operation. What it does:

• Acts as a switching module that delivers power to high-current components when commanded by the main control
• Common symptom: appliance components fail to run or intermittently stop despite proper control signals
• Common symptom: clicking or buzzing from the control area when a component tries to start
• Helps correct failures caused by burned or stuck relay contacts that prevent power delivery

• Disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing the board
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid touching circuitry to reduce ESD risk
• Verify mounting orientation and connector seating; ensure all wiring harnesses are fully engaged

This control knob replaces a worn, cracked or missing range/oven knob to restore comfortable, accurate control of surface or oven settings. Durable, easy to install and matches original factory fit. What it does:

• Replaces a damaged or missing control knob so you can select heat levels and oven functions smoothly
• Restores tactile grip and clear pointer for accurate temperature/setting selection
• Stops slipping or loose rotation caused by worn knobs
• Helps resolve issues where the control won't turn or the pointer is unreadable

• Turn power off at the breaker; for gas ranges also ensure gas is off before working near controls
• Pull the old knob straight off the valve shaft; align splines and push the new knob onto the shaft until seated
• Do not force a knob that won't slide on easily—check spline alignment or shaft type
• If the knob does not fit, check part number and shaft style before installing

This main control board is the appliance's electronic control module that manages user inputs, cycles, and functions for compatible GE appliances. Replacing a faulty board restores control panel responsiveness and correct operation. What it does:

• Receives signals from the control panel and sends commands to motors, valves, heaters, and sensors
• Can stop the appliance from powering on or responding to inputs when failed
• May cause display errors, random cycles, or loss of certain functions
• Restores normal electronic control when the board is the confirmed failure

• Disconnect power before starting and verify the appliance is de-energized
• Handle the board carefully and avoid touching circuit traces or contacts
• Note connector locations and take photos before removal for correct reassembly