General Electric Range Control Board

This relay board assembly routes power to the appliance's compressor and fans so cooling cycles and motor functions run correctly. Replacing a failed relay board restores proper power switching without replacing major components. What it does

• Switches power to compressor and condenser/evaporator fans through relay contacts
• Enables start/run sequences for motors and compressors
• Common symptom: appliance not cooling or cooling inconsistently
• Common symptom: loud clicking, repeated start attempts, or compressor/fans not running
• Works as the electrical switching module tied to the main control/relay system

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or damage
• Handle the board by edges and avoid ESD-sensitive contact with components
• Verify connector fit and orientation before powering up

Fix a blank or unresponsive range display with this control board. Restores oven temperature readouts, clock, and touch controls for proper operation.

Replace your range oven control board when the baking element won't heat or oven controls are unresponsive. Fixes temperature regulation issues.

Fix range burners not heating or oven temperature issues with this relay daughter board assembly. Controls power distribution to heating elements.

Fix unresponsive controls, display errors, or oven not heating with this range control board. Moderate difficulty repair requiring basic tools.

This right-side generator board is the replacement control board that completes the unit's ignition/control circuit, restoring proper operation and reliable starts. Use it to replace a damaged or non-responsive right-side generator board. What it does:

• Routes ignition/control signals to the right-side components and helps enable proper spark or control functions
• Common symptom: no ignition or intermittent starting on the right side
• Common symptom: erratic or no response from the affected side's controls
• Helps restore normal operation when the original board is cracked, burnt, or electrically damaged

• Disconnect power (and gas, if applicable) before starting any repair
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid static discharge; use ESD precautions if available
• Inspect connectors and wiring for heat or corrosion; replace damaged wiring or connectors

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