Frigidaire 5304518661 Oven Control Board OEM Part

I researched online and found that it was probably one of two things wrong: the heat probe or the control board (clock). Since the probe was less expensive, I ordered that on Appliance PartsPros. It arrived SO quickly, and with the repair video I easily replaced it. BUT... it still got the F10 reading. Sigh. So I found a local appliance repairman (I didn't want to replace a more expensive item if it turned out I was wrong). He was a good one: he listened to my story, said he was sure it was the control board and that I didn't need him. He only charged me $40 cash instead of $60 to make the house call (and would apply to next visit if he was needed). I ordered the control board from AppliancePartsPros, made the switch quickly again on my own, and now my range is working!

I replaced the Oven Control Board and the overlay. The Appliance Part Pro, repair video was east to follow and made the job easy.

It was an extremely easy fix. I just removed the back panel of my stove, removed the broken control panel, and reinstalled the new. It took less than ten minutes to do the entire job.

I first replaced the starter it did not solve problem, checking farther I found when bake were selected I here the click from the clock area up top but at the starter connection no 120v were getting to the starter. I replaced the control board it did solve my issue. Thank you as the Lady were beginning to make noise about her oven.

Unplugged stove. Removed six 1/4 inch socket head screws from back panel. Removed back panel. Removed plug on the back of the OCB. Removed OCB. Used Philips screwdriver to remove four mounting screws (and cracked pieces of the mounting holes). If you can get to this point, installing the new OCB is pretty self explanatory.