Cooktop Control Board

The Oven Control Board is an OEM part for Frigidaire ranges. It is the central processor that regulates all heating functions, cooking modes, timers and safety features through electronic controls.

Causes of a bad control board can include moisture infiltration over time, loose connections, or component failures due to power fluctuations or surges.

Symptoms of a bad oven control board include:

• Elements not heating or cutting off as programmed
• Inaccurate temperature readings or inconsistent regulation
• Bake and broil modes not functioning properly
• Constant error codes or safety lockouts displayed

This OEM Frigidaire part is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator and some Kenmore models.

Restore reliable timekeeping and timed-cycle control with this Clock/Timer Kit. It replaces a failed clock/timer so you can set the time, run countdowns, and receive alerts as designed by the manufacturer. What it does

• Displays and keeps the appliance's current time
• Controls kitchen timer/countdown functions and audible alerts
• Interfaces with the appliance to manage timed cycles (start/stop)
• Helps resolve issues like blank or dim display, timer not advancing, drifting time, or unresponsive keys/knob

• 1 clock/timer kit assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; verify no voltage is present
• Access the control area; note screw locations and panel orientation
• Label or photograph wire locations; transfer connections one at a time to the new unit
• Mount securely, reassemble, restore power, and set the clock before testing timer functions

The Noise Filter is an OEM part for Whirlpool built-in wall ovens. It is installed inside the oven cavity near components that produce vibrations, such as the convection fan motor. 

Causes of a faulty noise filter include the degradation of noise-dampening materials over many heating and cooling cycles. Physical damage from accidental impact during cleaning could also compromise its sound-blocking ability.

Symptoms of a bad noise filter include: 

• Excessive buzzing or humming noises emitted from the oven cavity
• Louder than normal fan or component sounds carrying into the kitchen
• Vibrations felt externally on the oven chassis during operation

This OEM replacement fits several Whirlpool, KitchenAid, and Jenn-Air wall oven models.

NOTE: Per the manufacturer. If you have never replaced this clock/control you must also replace the knob. The original knob will not fit. For black knob use WB03K10113. For white knob use WB03K10112

Replace a failed range clock/control with this factory Clock and Overlay Kit. It restores a readable display and responsive keypad so you can set time, temperature, and cooking modes confidently on compatible ranges and wall ovens.

• Controls oven functions by processing keypad input, driving the display, and switching bake/broil circuits via internal relays
• Common failure symptoms include a blank or erratic display
• Keypad buttons may be unresponsive or intermittent
• Oven may not start or heat due to the control not sending power
• Control-related error messages or beeping can appear

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; verify no voltage is present
• Handle the control with ESD care; avoid touching circuitry and connectors
• Move wires one at a time from old to new control; take photos for reference
• Align and apply the overlay carefully to a clean surface before pressing into place

This electronic control board manages core oven functions. It processes keypad inputs and controls heating so the oven starts, regulates temperature, and responds consistently when the original control has failed.

• Regulates oven heating cycles and sends power to bake and broil circuits
• Interprets keypad/touchpad selections to run chosen functions
• Uses oven sensor feedback to help maintain set temperatures
• Can help with symptoms like no heat, bake/broil won't start, unresponsive controls, or control-related error codes

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Electrostatic-sensitive part—use ESD protection and handle the board by the edges
• Note/photograph wiring and move connectors to matching terminals on the new board
• Restore power, set the clock, and verify all oven functions after installation

This electronic oven control board manages oven temperature, bake/broil functions, and the display/keypad. Replacing a failed board restores proper heating and responsive controls so the oven operates and times as it should. What it does:

• Regulates power to the bake/broil elements or gas valve to reach and maintain set temperature
• Interprets keypad inputs and controls oven modes (Bake, Broil, Start/Stop, Timer)
• Drives the digital display for time, temperature, and status
• Common symptoms of failure: no display, unresponsive buttons, oven won't heat or overheats, or recurring error beeps/codes

• 1 electronic control board assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker; turn off gas supply for gas ranges
• Use ESD precautions; handle the board by its edges
• Label and transfer wire connectors one at a time; move any mounting hardware/overlay from the original, if required
• After installation, restore power, set the clock, and test oven modes

This electronic control board regulates oven functions and the display, interpreting keypad inputs and controlling the bake and broil elements. Replacing a failed board restores responsive controls, accurate heating, and a readable clock/timer.

• Controls bake and broil element power using temperature sensor feedback
• Manages oven modes, timers, and the display/clock
• Interfaces with the keypad membrane to read user selections
• Failure symptoms can include no heat, oven won't start, erratic temperatures, or a dead/flickering display

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Handle the board by the edges; use ESD protection to prevent static damage
• Photograph wiring and transfer connectors one at a time to the new board
• Reuse existing mounting hardware and front overlay if applicable; correct orientation before securing

This is the electronic clock and oven control that manages bake and broil functions while displaying time, temperature, and status. Replacing a failed timer restores accurate temperature control and reliable oven operation.

• Regulates oven heating by sending power to bake and broil circuits
• Displays time, set temperature, and cycle status
• Buttons allow setting bake, broil, and timer functions
• Common failure symptoms: no oven heat, inaccurate temperature, unresponsive buttons, error codes, or a blank/partial display

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Handle the control carefully; avoid static discharge to the board
• Note wire locations or take photos before removal
• After installation, verify operation and run a test bake

This clock and overlay assembly replaces the oven/range electronic control and faceplate. It restores a readable display and responsive keypad so you can set time and manage bake and broil functions reliably.

• Controls oven functions and displays time, temperature, and status
• Sends commands to heating circuits for bake and broil
• Helps resolve blank, dim, or erratic display behavior
• Addresses unresponsive or intermittently working keypad buttons
• Can correct persistent beeping or control-related error indications

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; verify no voltage is present
• Handle the control board carefully to avoid electrostatic damage; protect connectors
• Note or photograph wire locations and transfer any brackets from the original part
• Mount securely; align and apply the overlay to a clean surface, then restore power and test

This electronic oven control board governs your range's heating functions and displays the time and timer. Replacing a failed board restores reliable bake/broil operation, accurate temperature control, and a responsive clock/timer interface. What it does:

• Controls bake/broil circuits to run selected cooking modes
• Monitors the oven temperature sensor and regulates heat to the set temperature
• Drives the time-of-day and countdown timer display
• Interprets keypad inputs for mode selection and settings
• Failure symptoms can include no heat or erratic heat, a blank or flickering display, or unresponsive buttons

• One electronic control board assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; verify no voltage is present
• Use anti-static precautions and handle the board by its edges
• Photograph wiring and transfer connectors one at a time to the same positions
• Reuse the existing mounting hardware and any faceplate/overlay as required; set the clock after restoring power

This is the electronic oven control board for convection-equipped models. It governs heating modes and temperature, processes keypad inputs, and runs the clock/timer and display to restore accurate, reliable oven operation.

• Regulates bake, broil, and convection functions by switching oven relays based on sensor feedback
• Manages the clock, timer, display, and audible alerts
• Interprets keypad inputs to select and start cooking modes
• Typical failure symptoms: no heat or won't reach set temp, dead/erratic display, unresponsive buttons, fault beeps/codes, or convection not operating

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; oven/range may be hardwired
• Handle the new board with ESD precautions; avoid touching components and contacts
• Photograph/label connectors and transfer wiring and any trim/overlay as required by your model
• After install, restore power, set the clock, and test all cooking modes

This transient suppressor protects the appliance's electronic control by absorbing power-line spikes and electrical transients. Replacing a failed suppressor helps restore stable control operation and helps protect sensitive components from surge-related damage.

• Clamps voltage transients on the AC line to shield the control and related electronics
• Helps reduce interference that can cause erratic displays or unexpected resets
• Failure may leave the control dead, cause intermittent operation, or trip the household breaker
• Often shows visible heat damage, cracking, or discoloration when defective

• Disconnect power at the breaker and verify no voltage is present before servicing
• Access the control compartment; the suppressor is typically located near the electronic control or power input
• Photograph wiring and transfer one lead at a time to ensure correct connections and snug terminals
• Inspect and replace any heat-damaged wires or terminals before reassembly and test

Electronic oven control board that manages the oven's functions and user interface, restoring temperature regulation and bake/broil cycles when the original control fails, helping return normal oven operation. What it does:

• Manages bake, broil and self-clean cycles and communicates with temperature sensors and relays.
• Replaces a failed control that can cause a blank or erratic display, incorrect temperatures, or an oven that won't heat.
• Helps resolve intermittent heating, unexpected shutoffs, and control-panel errors when the board is the root cause.
• Interfaces with the existing wiring harness and oven components to restore electronic control functions.

• Always disconnect power at the breaker before accessing or replacing the control board.
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid static discharge; ground yourself before touching electronics.
• Installation requires basic access to the oven's control cavity and may involve panel removal and reconnecting wiring harnesses.

This electronic control board manages the appliance's user interface and core operating functions so the unit responds to control input and runs set cycles correctly. Replacing a faulty board restores reliable control and display operation. What it does:

• Interprets user commands from the touchpad/controls and sends signals to motors, valves, heaters, and other components
• Manages cycle timing, settings, and display feedback for normal operation
• Common symptom: control or display is unresponsive, shows error codes, or buttons do not register
• Common symptom: appliance fails to start, stops mid-cycle, or behaves erratically due to lost control signals

• One electronic control board (controller)

• Disconnect power before accessing or replacing the control board to avoid shock risk
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid touching circuit traces or components
• Verify connectors are fully seated and routed clear of moving parts before reapplying power

This is a replacement oven range control board and clock from Frigidaire. It is the heart of the oven and is responsible for managing and monitoring all functions. It allows the user to set the oven temperature, choose baking/broiling cycles, set timers, and more. This part should last for many years, but it can be damaged by prolonged exposure to moisture or high heat.If the control board is failing or has failed, the oven may be inoperable, or it may experience erratic or erroneous operation. A multimeter test is needed to determine if the problem is the control board, though. This part does not include the overlay, which is needed to capture user inputs. To replace the control board and clock, users will need to unplug the oven. Remove the rear access panel of the oven, locate the wiring harnesses, then disconnect them. Remove the mounting screws and then the old board. Install the new board by reversing these steps. This control board is a genuine OEM part and is sold individually. It is compatible with Kenmore ovens.