General Electric Control Board

This relay board assembly controls the high-voltage loads in a range or wall oven. It switches power to the heating elements and other oven circuits as directed by the main control, helping restore consistent, reliable heating performance. What it does

• Receives low-voltage commands from the electronic control and energizes bake, broil, and other high-load oven circuits
• Cycles elements on and off through onboard relays to help maintain set temperature
• Common symptoms of a failed board: no heat in bake or broil, only one mode heats, intermittent/uneven heating, or relay clicking with no element power
• Visual clues can include burnt spots on the PCB or heat-damaged terminals

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• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; this board carries line voltage
• Handle electronics by the edges and use ESD protection if available
• Label/photograph all wire positions; move connectors one at a time to the new board
• Inspect elements and wiring for shorts or heat damage before restoring power

The control module assembly is the dishwasher's electronic brain. It manages cycle timing and powers key loads so the unit starts, runs, and completes wash and dry functions reliably when the original board fails. What it does

• Controls cycle timing and distributes power to the wash motor, drain pump, heater, and water inlet valve
• Interfaces with the door latch and user keypad to start/stop cycles
• Monitors inputs to manage heating and drying functions
• Replacement may help if the dishwasher is dead/no lights, won't start, stops mid-cycle, or runs erratically
• May also address intermittent beeping or error indications traced to a failed control

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• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; verify no voltage is present
• This is an ESD-sensitive board—use anti-static precautions and handle by the edges
• Access location varies by model; label/photograph wiring and move connectors one at a time
• After installation, ensure all connectors are fully seated and run a test cycle to confirm operation

Main power board that manages and distributes electrical power to an appliance's control components. Replaces a failed control board to help restore proper power delivery and core electrical functions. What it does

• Routes and regulates electrical power to the appliance's control circuits and modules.
• Restores operation when a faulty board causes loss of power to controls or motors.
• Addresses symptoms such as the appliance not powering on, control/display unresponsive, intermittent operation, or recurring electrical fault behavior.
• Works as the central power/control interface for related electrical functions.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid touching components; protect against static discharge.
• Label and photograph wire harness locations before disconnecting for correct reassembly.

Electronic range control that replaces the oven/range main control to restore timed cooking, display, and temperature functions. Fits as a direct replacement for failed or unresponsive electronic controls to get your range back to normal operation. What it does

• Replaces the oven/range main electronic control board that manages bake/broil cycles, timed cooking, and the user display.
• Restores clock and display functions when the control is blank, unresponsive, or shows intermittent behavior.
• Controls element cycling and temperature commands when the range won't heat or heats inconsistently.
• Can resolve erratic or intermittent oven operation caused by a faulty ERC.

• Always disconnect power at the breaker before starting any repair.
• Handle the control by its edges; protect the board from static, moisture, and impact.
• Match the part number and wiring exactly; transfer any existing mounting hardware or interface components as needed.

The Oven Control and Display is an OEM part for GE wall ovens and ranges. It is the central processing unit that governs all oven functions including temperature, bake/broil settings, timers and warming features. This control receives inputs from interior sensors, knobs and buttons to regulate heat accurately.

Causes can be failure of electronic components from prolonged use. Exposure to excess heat, moisture or spills over time also degrades control performance.

Symptoms of a bad control include:

• Inability to set or change oven temperature
• Timer and display errors or malfunctions
• Unresponsive knobs or buttons
• Failure to begin or end bake/broil cycles

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

Replaces the appliance's main electronic control board to restore normal electronic control of cycles, timers and user inputs. Use this board when the control module is faulty to regain reliable operation of programmed functions. What it does:

• Serves as the appliance's primary control module, managing cycle selection, timing and relay outputs.
• Can address unresponsive touchpads/buttons or controls that no longer start or complete cycles.
• Required if functions run out of sequence or the appliance shows persistent control-related error codes.

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before starting any repair.
• Handle the board carefully and avoid touching component leads; use an anti-static wrist strap if available.
• Ensure connectors are fully seated and routed the same way as the original; do not force connectors or bend circuit traces.
• Reinstall all mounting hardware and test the appliance through a full cycle after restoring power.

This electronic main control board coordinates your refrigerator's cooling system and user interface. Replacing a failed board can restore stable temperatures, proper defrosting, and responsive controls across the refrigerator and freezer compartments. What it does:

• Regulates compressor and fan operation using sensor feedback to maintain set temperatures
• Controls automatic defrost cycles to prevent frost buildup
• Interfaces with the human-machine interface (HMI) for button/display functions
• Common failure symptoms: fridge/freezer too warm, compressor or fans not running, unresponsive or erratic controls, or repeated relay clicking

• 1 main electronic control board assembly

• Disconnect power before servicing; use ESD protection when handling electronics
• Photograph wiring and move connectors to the new board one at a time; transfer any jumpers or mounting parts from the original
• Ensure all connectors are fully seated and covers reinstalled before restoring power
• After installation, set temperatures and allow up to 24 hours for cooling to stabilize

Electronic oven control board that manages oven functions and the user interface, restoring reliable temperature control, bake/broil cycles, timers, and display operation for compatible ranges and wall ovens. What it does:

• Regulates oven heating cycles and temperature settings; can be responsible when the oven won't heat or heats unevenly.
• Controls display, clock, timers, and touchpad responses; symptoms include a blank display, unresponsive controls, or incorrect time.
• Sends commands to element relays and ignition circuits; can be the cause of no power to elements or failure to start heating.
• May generate error codes or fail to accept programmed cooking functions when faulty.

• Disconnect all power (and shut off the gas supply for gas ovens) before beginning service.
• The control is mounted behind the console; access requires removing the control panel.
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid static discharge or moisture.

Electronic oven control that manages bake/broil cycles, the display and user keypad to help the range respond to temperature and mode selections. Replaces a failed control to restore normal oven function and user control. What it does:

• Controls oven heating functions (bake, broil, temperature control) and coordinates oven timing
• Powers and displays temperature and status information on the control panel
• Restores response to touchpad/keys when the original control is unresponsive
• Common symptoms indicating a failed control: no display, unresponsive buttons, oven won't start or won't heat

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker before beginning; verify power is off
• Handle the control carefully; avoid touching circuit components and use ESD precautions
• Match the part number and mating harness before installation and secure all connectors and mounting hardware
• After installation, restore power and test all oven functions per the appliance manual

The dryer timer controls the sequence and duration of your machine's cycles. Replacing a worn timer restores accurate cycle advancement and shut-off so the dryer runs and stops when the selected settings are complete. What it does:

• Controls electrical contacts to run and advance the selected dry cycle
• Routes power to motor, heater, and other components through each segment
• Advances through heat, tumble, cool-down, and off positions
• Common symptoms: timer won't advance, runs too long/never shuts off, stops mid-cycle, or only works on one setting

• 1 dryer timer

• Disconnect power to the dryer before servicing
• Photograph wiring and transfer one wire at a time to the matching terminals on the new timer
• Secure the timer to the control panel and ensure the shaft aligns with the knob
• Inspect terminals/wiring for heat damage and repair as needed before restoring power

Control board assembly (mounted) that replaces a failed electronic controller to restore an appliance's control functions and address unresponsive controls or erratic operation on compatible models. What it does:

• Serves as the appliance's main electronic control, accepting inputs from buttons/touchpads and sensors to operate motors, valves and displays.
• Fixes common symptoms such as blank or unresponsive controls, intermittent or no power, and unexpected cycles or behavior.
• Replaces damaged or burnt circuit board components that can cause control failures.
• Designed as a direct-fit replacement for the listed OEM board to recover normal automated functions.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning; verify power is off with a meter.
• Photograph wire harness locations before removal to ensure correct reconnection.
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid touching components; observe ESD precautions where possible.

This self-clean timer assembly controls the oven's self-clean cycle and basic timing functions so the range can complete programmed clean cycles reliably. Replace a failed timer to restore correct cycle timing and control response. What it does:

• Selects and times the self-clean cycle and related oven functions.
• Advances or stops the self-clean sequence; a bad timer can prevent the cycle from starting or finishing.
• Restores accurate timing when oven bake/clean settings act erratically or the timer won't advance.
• Works as the mechanical/electrical timing control used by the range's self-clean feature.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any service to avoid electrical shock.
• Installation typically requires removing the control panel or console; handle internal components and connectors carefully.
• Do not operate the oven with panels off or safety interlocks bypassed.

This encoder assembly senses control-knob position and converts rotations into electronic signals for the range/oven control board, restoring accurate input and helping the control respond correctly to knob adjustments. What it does:

• Converts knob rotation into digital signals the control board uses to change settings.
• Replaces a worn or damaged encoder that can cause unresponsive or inconsistent control inputs.
• Commonly linked to symptoms like controls not changing settings, intermittent response, or incorrect selection tracking.
• Works with the console/control board to ensure knob position is detected reliably.

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker before starting any work.
• Access usually requires removing the console or control panel; keep track of fasteners and any small brackets.
• Handle the encoder and any attached harness or ribbon carefully to avoid damage; align the shaft properly when seating the part.
• After installation, restore power and verify control responsiveness.

This oven control assembly is the electronic control board that manages oven functions, display and user inputs so your range can set and maintain cooking modes and temperatures. It restores control and display functionality when the original board fails. What it does:

• Receives commands from the touchpad/knobs and controls bake, broil, timers and oven lights
• Drives the front display and clock so settings and temperatures are shown correctly
• Sends signals to relays and safety circuits to energize heating elements and modes
• Common symptom fixes: blank or erratic display, unresponsive controls, oven not starting or failing to maintain temperature

• One oven control assembly (electronic control board)

• Disconnect power at the breaker before testing or installing to avoid shock or damage
• Handle the board carefully to avoid ESD or physical damage; do not touch exposed circuitry

A replacement electronic control module that manages the appliance's cycle functions and user commands, restoring reliable control and timing when the original module fails. Replaces a faulty control assembly to help return normal operation. What it does:

• Controls cycle timing, power distribution, and signals between sensors and the user interface.
• Replaces a failing control when the appliance won't start, is unresponsive to button presses, or stops mid-cycle.
• Works as the central command board that interprets inputs and runs programmed cycles.

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• Disconnect power (and water supply for washers) before attempting any repair.
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid touching components; use anti-static precautions if available.
• Reconnect all wiring harnesses and secure mounting hardware before restoring power.