General Electric Range Control Board

Electronic range control (ERC) board that manages oven functions and user interface. Replacing this control restores oven operation, including temperature regulation, timers/clock, and keypad/display responsiveness. What it does:

• Controls bake, broil and timed cooking cycles and coordinates heating element operation.
• Manages the oven display, clock, timers and user inputs from the touchpad/keypad.
• Routes signals to relays/triacs to maintain the set temperature and cycle logic.
• Common symptoms indicating a faulty ERC: blank or unresponsive display, unresponsive controls, oven not heating or not cycling correctly, and erratic behavior.

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing to avoid shock or injury.
• Note and label wire locations or take a photo before disconnecting harnesses; reconnect connectors to original positions.
• After installation, restore power and verify oven functions (display, keypad, heating) before use.

This part is a control board and clock for ranges. This part controls the temperature and heating functions of the unit. It also includes the digital clock and display for the temperature settings and timer. If the time is not appearing on the digital display, this is just one indicator that the control board and clock have gone bad. If any of the buttons do not respond with the appropriate unit function when they are pressed, this part will need to be replaced. Unplug the range from the electrical outlet before performing any care or maintenance on the appliance. Wear work gloves to protect the hands.This control board and clock are compatible with ranges that are manufactured by General Electric, including the Hotpoint and RCA brands. It is sold individually and comes directly from the manufacturer as a genuine OEM replacement part.

This OEM part is a control board for ovens. The control board is the main computer of the oven and controls its main functions like heating, maintaining and adjusting temperature, as well as turning the oven on and off. A control board can become inoperable after excessive wear and tear. If the oven is no longer turning on, the digital display isn't working, or the buttons are unresponsive, the control board will need to be replaced.To replace a control board, start by making sure the oven is unplugged. After that, gain access to the upper back panel on the back of the range. Uninstall the panel by loosening the screws that secure it. Once removed, locate the old control board and detach it from its mounting brackets. Remove any individual screws that might be holding the board in place. Once, removed proceed to unplug the wire harness and any individual wires attached to the old board. Make sure to take note of the orientation of the wires. Reinsert the wires into the correct terminals on the new board. After that, snap the new board back into its place and make sure to thread any mounting screws that attach it. Reinstall the upper back panel and restore the power to the appliance. This authentic replacement part is sourced directly from the manufacturer and is compatible with General Electric, Hotpoint, and RCA ovens.

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

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.

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.

Made for use on electric ranges, this part is an oven relay control board. The purpose of this part is to receive signals from the main oven control board. This component then operates relays to regulate the oven elements. Unplug the appliance from the electrical outlet and allow it plenty of time to cool off before attempting to perform repairs. The replacement process is fairly easy and takes about 20 minutes to complete.If the oven won't maintain the temperature, it is possible that the oven relay control board is faulty. In many cases, the oven will heat up initially but won't kick in to heat the oven throughout the baking process. The oven relay control board can be tested using a VOM to check for continuity. This oven relay control board is sold individually. It is sourced straight from the manufacturer. This particular part is compatible with ovens that are manufactured by General Electric.

This electronic oven control (clock) is the user interface module that manages oven time, timed bake functions, and the display. It restores clock/timer functions and basic control inputs so you can set cook times and timers. What it does:

• Displays time, cook timers and oven status on the front control panel
• Accepts user inputs for time, delayed start/timed bake and timer functions
• Sends control signals to the oven's main control to start/stop timed operations
• Commonly replaces units with a blank display, unresponsive keys, or incorrect clock/timer operation

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Handle the module gently; avoid bending connectors or touching circuit traces
• Installation requires panel removal and basic hand tools;

This is the electronic range control (ERC) board that manages oven functions like bake/ broil cycles, timers and the front display so your range responds correctly to settings and timing. What it does:

• Controls oven heating elements and cycle selections for bake, broil, and other modes
• Manages clock, timers and front control/display input
• Causes symptoms such as unresponsive controls, blank or error displays, or improper oven heating when failing
• Interfaces with temperature sensors and switches to regulate bake/broil operation

• One electronic range control (ERC) board

• Always disconnect power at the breaker before servicing the range
• Handle the control board by the edges and avoid static discharge; use a grounded strap if available
• Retain original mounting screws and replace panels in reverse order

This electronic oven control is the console module that manages the oven's clock, timer, bake/broil functions and user interface. Replacing a faulty control restores reliable temperature control and timed cooking functions. What it does:

• Controls oven bake and broil cycles and interprets user commands from the front console
• Manages clock, delay start, timers and other electronic oven functions
• Can stop oven heating or display error codes when the original control fails
• Commonly replaced when display is blank, touchpad/keys don't respond, or oven won't heat

• Disconnect power at the breaker before starting any work to avoid shock
• Access typically requires removing the oven console or control panel; retain all screws and connectors
• Handle the module and display carefully to avoid static or physical damage

This relay board assembly controls and routes power to key appliance components, restoring reliable switching for motors, compressors, or heating elements. Replacing a failed relay board can resolve intermittent operation and restore normal function. What it does:

• Switches power to major loads so motors, compressors, or heaters run when commanded
• Replaces worn or failed relays that cause intermittent starts or clicking noises
• Helps stop erratic operation or loss of function in affected circuits
• Prevents overloads from passing through a damaged relay assembly (when replaced)

• One relay board assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or damage
• Handle the board carefully; avoid touching contacts and use ESD precautions if available
• Verify connector orientation and seat all wiring harnesses fully during reassembly

Please note per GE: Jumper Wire For Phase 2&3 Of Self Clean Must Be Made By Tech In Field "y" Wire. Note:may Have Allign/problem With Holes On Glass,reported(1-18-00) Call On Qualified Technician For Instruction

The Encoder Assembly is an OEM part for GE gas ranges. It digitally converts analog knob movements into signals to control the gas valve, igniter, and temperature settings. 

Causes of a bad encoder assembly include degradation of internal sensors and switches over time, loose wiring connections, or impacts that cause misalignment.

Symptoms of a bad encoder assembly are:

• Delays or errors when trying to light burners
• Inaccurate flame height and temperature level responses 
• Knobs feel sticky, sluggish or jump between settings
• Error codes indicating control module communication issues

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore gas range models.

This electronic range control (ERC) is the oven's main user interface and control board, restoring clock, timer and bake/broil cycle control so the oven responds to user commands and timed functions. What it does:

• Controls oven bake, broil and timed cooking functions via the front keypad and display
• Manages the clock, timers and control-panel display behavior
• Enables the oven to accept user inputs and send commands to heating elements/relays
• Commonly replaced when the display is blank, touchpad won't respond, or oven won't start/maintain selected cycles

• One electronic range control (ERC) module

• Disconnect all power to the appliance before starting — risk of electric shock
• Handle control and any attached display/clock assembly carefully to avoid damage
• Some installations require transferring the keypad/display or mounting brackets from the old unit

This relay board assembly is the control relay module that routes power to a refrigerator's major components. Replacing a faulty relay board restores reliable starting and power distribution for cooling and related functions. What it does

• Directs electrical power to the compressor and other major components via relays
• Replaces a failed relay board that can cause a refrigerator not to start or run intermittently
• Can stop symptoms like repeated relay clicking, no cooling, or a compressor that won't engage
• Works as the electrical switching interface between the main control and high-current components

• One relay board assembly

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid touching contacts or components
• Verify connectors are fully seated and routed away from moving parts before restoring power