Electrolux Range / Cooktop / Oven Control Board

This electronic control board replaces the oven's primary control module to restore timing, display, and bake/broil cycle control. It fixes issues where the range won't start, displays errors, or has unresponsive touch controls. What it does:

• Manages oven temperature settings, timed bake cycles, and user interface commands
• Controls relays and sends signals to heating elements and sensors
• Helps stop incorrect displays, unresponsive buttons, or intermittent operation
• Works with safety interlocks and diagnostics to maintain normal oven functions

• One electronic control board as shown

• Disconnect power at the breaker before accessing the control panel to avoid shock
• Handle the board by edges and avoid touching components to prevent ESD damage
• Confirm connector locations match before installing; secure mounting screws and connectors

This is the electronic control board that governs the appliance's main functions and user interface, replacing a failed board to restore normal control and cycle operation. It fits the OEM form and connects to factory wiring. What it does:

• Manages timed cycles, user inputs, and electronic commands for the appliance
• Controls display and indicator responses so settings register correctly
• Helps resolve symptoms like unresponsive controls, incorrect cycle behavior, or blank/error displays
• Interfaces with sensors and relays to coordinate heating, motor, and valve operation

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting service to avoid shock
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid static discharge; use an anti-static strap if available

This listing is for a Frigidaire oven control board. The oven control board works in conjunction with the control board assembly and receives information regarding setting and oven temperature. Essentially the control board is the most important component in regards to the oven's function. The only way to properly ensure a control board has gone bad is through testing with a voltage meter. However, initial signs such as certain burners not working or the broil or baking functions failing can also be indicators. On this model, the board contains a faceplate that shows the time, which means the timer will also go out. On this model, the control board is housed in a protective casing behind the control assembly on a wall oven. Slide the oven from the wall and remove the anchoring screws located around the perimeter of the oven. The control assembly can be removed, exposing the protective casing. Remove the small screws that fasten the casing. Unplug the control board from the wire harness and begin the installation of the new component. This part is made exclusively for Electrolux appliances. The product is sourced directly from the manufacturer as a genuine OEM product.

This electronic control board manages the refrigerator's core functions so the appliance runs on schedule and responds to user commands. Replaces a failed board to restore control of cooling cycles, displays, and timed functions. What it does:

• Controls compressor, evaporator fan, defrost timing and other automated cycles to maintain proper cooling.
• Processes user inputs and display signals for temperature settings and mode changes.
• Can stop appliance operation or cause error lights when the original board fails.
• Common-symptom linkage: fridge not cooling, display or controls unresponsive, frequent or unexplained defrost cycles.

• One electronic control board

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting service to avoid shock or damage.
• Handle the board carefully; avoid static discharge and do not touch component leads.
• Reconnect all wiring harnesses exactly as removed; ensure connectors are fully seated.

This generator is the OEM replacement rotary cam assembly that times and drives mechanical sequences so your appliance operates correctly. It restores proper cycle sequencing to help eliminate failures caused by a worn or damaged cam. What it does:

• Rotates and indexes internal cams/gears to control mechanical switching and timing
• Ensures correct sequencing of cycles and component engagement
• Commonly replaces noisy, stuck, or non-indexing cam assemblies
• Helps resolve symptoms like intermittent operation, failed cycle changes, or mechanical binding

• One generator (rotary cam assembly) as shown

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Access may require panel removal and basic hand tools
• Verify alignment and timing marks during installation for proper operation

Main electronic control board that manages the appliance's timing, temperature and cycle functions, restoring responsive controls and consistent operation when the original board fails or behaves erratically. What it does:

• Regulates key functions and signals between user controls, sensors, and motors to run cycles correctly.
• Controls timing and sequences for compressors, fans, defrost/heater circuits and other automatic functions.
• Replaces a failed board that causes unresponsive buttons, blank or error displays, or erratic cycling.
• Can resolve intermittent operation and failures tied to electronic control faults (diagnose before replacing).

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any service to avoid electric shock.
• Handle the board carefully and avoid static discharge; use ESD precautions if possible.
• Installation typically requires removal of the control panel and careful reconnection of wire harnesses; keep track of connector locations.

This electronic control board manages a refrigerator's core functions and user interface, restoring proper cycle control and responsive panel operation when the original board fails. What it does:

• Regulates compressor and defrost cycles to maintain correct cooling patterns
• Processes user inputs from the control panel and display
• Controls timed events like defrost and fan operation
• Faulty boards can cause unresponsive controls, incorrect temperatures, or erratic cycling

• Disconnect power before removing or installing the board to avoid shock or damage
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid static discharge; use an anti-static wrist strap if available
• Verify the board's part number against your unit before installation—some repairs require matching sub-models