Ge WB27T10264 Range Oven Control Board OEM Part

My entire control panel needed to be replaced... It is called a "clock" for my model. As the original part had been redesigned, I was hesitant, but thought I would give it a shot. I carefully labeled each wire with painters tape marked with pen, so I wouldn't get confused about what connection was what. I took pictures of the original connection in case I had a fail. It was DARN HARD to get some on the connections out. I had my husband pull a few (especially the plastic-sheathed ones) with a little brute strength and a needle-nosed pliers. The new diagram was easy to follow. I'd read that on the new part there would be no ground (green) wire. There WAS a grounding wire. I tested and it worked! I am now baking at 350 using both elements. I shut power off to the stove again to remove my wire labels... I thought they might get nasty or catch on fire over time. It took me longer because of the labeling, but I'm sure glad I did it. I initially had some confusion about my model number JKP15BW1BB. I didn't know I needed to take the O out of the original JKP15BOW1BB. Confusing. However, don't hesitate to do this repair. It is easy to access. You just need some peace and quiet to be accurate with the connections. I saved BEAUCOUP BUCKS.

Ordered and replaced control panel

Replaced clock module. It was easy.

Kenmore wall oven. shut off power. unscrewed side panels then face panel. pulled out face panel and unplugged wires from oven control board. (write down the colors of wires in order for reference). install new oven control board, plug in wires. screw back into place. -- tools used, needle nose pliers, phillips head screwdriver

Simple replacement, new part fit perfectly, about a 15 minute easy job