Frigidaire Wall Oven Control Board

This control board has been manufactured by Frigidaire for use with wall ovens.The control board manages the different heat and temperature functions of the oven, as well as contains the display components that show the temperature and time. If the display fails to light up or the user is unable to select the desired temperature, it's an indicator that this part needs to be immediately replaced. Make sure to disconnect the appliance from the power source or turn off the circuit breaker before beginning the repair process. Work gloves are also recommended.This is an authentic OEM part and as such is sold individually and made from durable, high-quality, non-corrosive materials. This control board is compatible with wall ovens that have been manufactured by Frigidaire, Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, Westinghouse, and some other compatible brands.

This clock timer is the control that displays the time and runs timed-cooking features. On models that use it as the main oven control, it also coordinates bake and broil. Replacing a failed unit restores reliable operation. What it does:

• Displays time-of-day and manages kitchen timer, delayed start, and cook duration functions
• On applicable models, controls oven heating by signaling bake/broil circuits to start and stop
• Common symptoms of failure: blank or dim display, inability to set clock/timer, oven won't start or shuts off unexpectedly

• 1 clock/timer control assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Access the control behind the console/control panel; label or photograph all wire connections
• Handle the board carefully to avoid static discharge and damage to terminals
• Transfer existing mounting brackets and any faceplate/overlay if your model uses them; secure and test operation before final reassembly

This is the electronic clock/timer that controls the oven. It manages bake and broil functions and provides the display and timing, helping restore proper heating and responsive controls when the original board fails. What it does:

• Controls oven heating by sending power to the bake and broil circuits based on user selections
• Drives the clock, temperature, and status display
• Interfaces with the keypad to run timed baking and other oven functions
• Common failure symptoms can include no display, unresponsive buttons, error codes, or an oven that won't start or heat consistently

• Electronic control board (clock/timer) module

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Access the control through the console/control panel; remove mounting screws to reach the board
• Label or photograph wiring and move connectors one at a time to the new board
• Handle by the edges to avoid static damage; secure all mounts and test operation after reassembly

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

This clock timer is the electronic control that runs your range or wall oven's display, timer, and cooking functions. Replacing a failed control restores the clock/timer and reliable bake/broil operation when the display or controls stop working.

• Manages the clock, timer, and user interface; processes keypad/touchpad inputs
• Controls bake and broil elements via internal relays to reach and maintain set temperatures
• Coordinates preheat and temperature regulation using sensor feedback
• Common symptoms of failure: blank or erratic display, unresponsive buttons, oven won't start or heat, or unexpected error codes

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; verify no voltage at the appliance
• Photograph/label wire connections and move harnesses one at a time to the new control
• Transfer any model-specific mounting hardware or faceplate as needed
• Handle the board by the edges and protect from static discharge

This replacement part is a genuine OEM frigidaire oven control board. The oven control board is the main circuit board that controls the ovens' essential functions. If the oven isn't heating properly, not turning on, or showing an error code on the digital display, it might be time to replace the control board. Replacing a control board may seem like a difficult task, but it is actually a relatively simple process. First, unplug the power to the stove. Move the appliance back to gain access to the back. Remove the upper back panel, and locate the control board. Take note of the order of the wires using a phone camera. Then detach the wire harness from the old control board. Remove any individual wires with needle-nose pliers. Then re-attach the wires to the new control board in the correct terminals. Snap the new control board into place and reinstall the upper back panel of the range.This replacement part is sold individually and is compatible with Frigidaire, Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and Westinghouse brand ovens.

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 electronic oven control board governs the appliance's heating and front-panel functions. Replacing a failed board can restore accurate temperature control, mode selection, and display/timer operation.

• Controls bake and broil relays to reach and maintain the set temperature
• Manages the oven clock, timer, and digital display
• Receives keypad inputs for mode and temperature selection
• Monitors the temperature sensor and can register fault codes
• Common symptoms: oven won't heat or start, blank/erratic display, unresponsive buttons, random beeps or error codes

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Use ESD precautions; avoid touching circuitry and contacts
• Label or photograph all wiring; transfer mounting hardware and the existing faceplate/overlay if applicable
• After installation, run a test cycle; some models may require initialization or calibration per the service sheet in the unit

Replacement clock timer control that restores the oven/range clock display and basic timed-cooking functions. Ideal for appliances with a blank or unresponsive clock that need the timer and time-of-day features working again. What it does:

• Displays the current time and runs the oven/range timer and delay-start features.
• Manages timed cooking cycles (start/stop) and basic clock functions.
• Common replacement for a blank display, unresponsive buttons, or incorrect time/timer operation.

• Always disconnect power at the circuit breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing.
• Handle the display, glass, and electrical connectors carefully; avoid bending ribbon connectors or exposing the unit to moisture.

This genuine OEM part is a clock timer for ovens. The clock timer is the part of the oven that allows the user to set a time for cooking and baking. If the timer buttons are no longer responding to touch or the timer's digital display is no longer visible, it will need to be replaced. Luckily, replacing a timer is a fairly simple repair.To get started, make sure the range is unplugged. Once unplugged, pull the range out and away from the wall to gain access to the upper back panel. Remove the mounting screws to the panel to gain access to the back of the control panel. Locate the timer and proceed to unthread the screws that hold it in place. Once loosened, pull the timer out of its place and install the new timer by threading the mounting screws that secure it to the control panel. Reinstall the upper back panel and restore power to the appliance.This replacement part is sold individually and is compatible with Frigidaire, Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and Westinghouse brand ovens.

Electronic clock/timer assembly that displays the time and manages timed cooking functions. Replaces a failed control clock to restore the clock readout, countdown timer and delay-start/timed-cook features. What it does:

• Displays current time and provides minute-timer/countdown functions used for timed cooking.
• Enables delay-start and timed-cook features when paired with the oven control.
• Common symptoms it fixes: blank or flickering display, clock not keeping time, timer not counting down, or unresponsive timer buttons.

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing to avoid shock.
• Access typically requires removing the control panel; handle the display lens and PCB carefully.
• Disconnect and reconnect the wiring harness by matching connector shapes; secure mounting screws before restoring power.
• After installation, set the clock and test timer/delay-start functions.

This clock timer is the oven's electronic control. It powers and times the bake/broil circuits and provides the display and keypad interface. Replacing a failed control can restore reliable oven operation, programming, and accurate clock/timer functions.

• Controls bake and broil relays based on user settings and oven sensor feedback
• Displays time, temperature, and status; accepts keypad commands
• Manages timed functions such as kitchen timer and delay start
• Common symptoms: blank or erratic display, unresponsive buttons, oven won't heat/start, frequent beeping or error codes

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing to prevent electrical shock
• Handle the board carefully and avoid static discharge; do not touch components or contacts
• Label or photograph wire connections; transfer connectors one at a time to the new control
• After installation, set the clock and test all oven functions; perform calibration if your model supports it

This mechanical timer replaces a failed or unresponsive oven/range timer to restore manual timing and cycle control. It provides a straightforward replacement for units that no longer count down or trigger timed operations. What it does:

• Advances and displays the set time so timed cooking cycles can run and finish as expected
• Starts or stops oven/range operations tied to the mechanical timer mechanism
• Replaces a timer that won't count down, won't stay set, or has a stuck/loose control shaft
• Restores manual countdown/alert functions used for timed cooking

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Label and photograph wire locations before removing leads; reinstall wires to the same terminals
• Align the timer shaft and mounting tabs carefully; do not force the shaft or overtighten fasteners

This is the main electronic control board that manages a refrigerator's key functions and timing. Replacing a failed control board restores reliable control of cooling cycles and user interface responses. What it does:

• Serves as the refrigerator's primary control center, sending and receiving signals to compressors, fans, defrost heaters, and sensors
• Can stop or correct intermittent cooling, erratic temperature behavior, or unresponsive controls when the board has failed
• Helps coordinate defrost cycles and timed operations to maintain proper temperature control
• Works with door, temperature, and system sensors to execute commanded functions

• One main electronic control board

• Disconnect power before starting—risk of electric shock if power is live
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid touching contacts to prevent ESD damage
• Verify connectors are fully seated and routed without pinching before reassembly

A replacement electronic clock and timer assembly that restores timed cooking, clock display and audible alerts for affected ovens. Helps return normal oven scheduling and countdown functions when the original timer/control fails. What it does:

• Replaces the oven clock/timer control that manages time display, timed bake/clean cycles and end-of-cook alerts.
• Common symptoms: no clock display, timer not advancing, timed cooking won't start or stop, or intermittent control/display behavior.
• Interfaces with the oven's control system to enable countdown timers, delay-starts and audible beeps for finished cycles.

• Always disconnect power at the breaker before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury.
• Handle the display and connector ribbons carefully; avoid pulling on wires or bending contacts.
• Verify connector fit and orientation before restoring power; recheck all wiring against the appliance wiring diagram.