Ge WB27T10416 Oven Control Board OEM Part

A very common problem with the GE oven is the dreaded F7 error code. I purchased the control board as well as the keypad and replaced both. The error code could have been either part but since I saw a lot of grease, I chose to change out both even though I isolated the problem to the keypad only. By resetting the error first by hitting the clock button on the keypad, turning off the power,disconnecting the keypad, then turning back on the power if the code doesn't come back it's the keypad. If it does comeback, it's the controller. The items where genuine parts from G.E. and the replacement was done in approximately 30 minutes. To disassemble the front plate, you take the stove knobs off and under that is what looks like plastic nuts. Unscrew each from where the knobs were and that releases the top plastic plate along with two screws to each side. Once that plate is off, it exposes all the screws to disassemble.

We contacted you guys and said it just needed a new control board for 179.95. We got it rather quickly about 3 business days. We finally had the opportunity to fix it and once we figured out how to get to the control board. The rest went rather smoothly. The hardest part was unplugging the things from the old control board carefully and plug them into the new control board without breaking anything. The oven now works and was rather easily fixed.

Disassemble the controls and find the exact part numbers for each item. Mine were in fine print and hard to read. I ordered parts that arrived in 4 days. Took about 45 minutes to transfer connecting wires from old control panel to the new one. Finally powered up and the oven works perfectly.

I replaced the control board and keypanel.since I didn't know which was the culprit and I only wanted to go in one time. Easy fix

For the price , replaced the keypad and oven controller. Much cheaper than replacing the range