General Electric Control Board

This slider assembly base supports and guides a refrigerator/freezer drawer so it opens and closes smoothly. It replaces worn or broken slider bases to restore proper drawer alignment and movement. What it does:

• Provides the base support for the drawer slide mechanism to ensure smooth opening and closing
• Replaces cracked, broken or worn plastic slider components that cause sticking or uneven travel
• Helps prevent the drawer from falling out or binding during use
• Works with the existing slide/rail hardware to maintain proper alignment

• Disconnect power or remove food and follow manufacturer safety instructions before working in the appliance
• Remove the drawer and any trim to access the slider area; installation typically involves snapping or fastening the slider into place
• Inspect mating slide/rail components and replace any damaged clips or screws for a secure fit

This display logic board controls the appliance's front-panel display and user interface so you can see settings and cycle information and send commands to the main control. Replaces a failed or unresponsive display/control board to restore normal display and panel operation. What it does:

• Processes user inputs from the control panel and sends commands to the main control
• Powers and drives the front-panel display so temperature, modes, and status are visible
• Can resolve symptoms like a blank or flickering display, unresponsive touchpad/buttons, or incorrect panel readouts
• Interacts with other control modules to enable features like cycles, timers, and diagnostics

• One display logic board

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting
• Take photos or label connectors to ensure correct wire/receptacle reinstallation
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid static discharge; use an anti-static wrist strap if available
• After installation, restore power and test panel functions before reassembling trim

Used to cover the control board

This mechanical oven timer replaces a worn or non-functioning control that manages bake/clean cycles and timed bake functions so the oven runs when you want it to. It restores reliable timing and manual cycle selection. What it does:

• Advances and times oven bake/clean or timed-bake cycles
• Engages/disengages oven operation based on timer setting
• Helps stop the oven at the end of a timed cooking cycle
• Commonly replaces units that won't advance, won't keep time, or have broken knobs

• One mechanical oven timer assembly

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Access typically requires removing the oven control panel or back panel; handle glass and bezels carefully
• Verify knob alignment and timer calibration after installation