General Electric Range Control Board

The Control Erc is an OEM part for GE gas ranges. As the central control module, it oversees all burner, ignition and safety functions through built-in programming and sensor monitoring. 

Symptoms of a faulty control include: 

• Burners not igniting or heating properly
• Inability to adjust burner temperature settings  
• Fault codes or error messages displayed
• Control panel buttons malfunctioning
• Safety valves or sensors failing to activate

Causes can relate to normal wear of internal electronic components over extended use of the appliance. Occasional electrical surges may also degrade circuitry over time.

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

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

This main display board replaces the console control module that shows time, oven temperature, and cycle status so the oven's display and touch controls work properly. Restores visible readouts and control responsiveness. What it does:

• Powers and drives the front display and electronic touch/sensor controls
• Updates clock, cook settings and cycle status shown on the console
• Helps resolve issues like blank or flickering display, incorrect readouts, or unresponsive touch controls
• Works with the console wiring and user interface to relay commands to the oven control system

• One main display (console control) board

• Disconnect power at the breaker before starting any repair
• Handle the board carefully to avoid static damage; use anti-static precautions if available
• Remove the console/faceplate per service instructions to access the board; keep screws and connectors organized
• Verify wiring connectors match and seat fully before restoring power; test functionality after reassembly

This 20-inch range top is the cooktop surface replacement that restores a flat, finished work area and provides proper support and spacing for burners and grates. It helps bring your range back to safe, even cooking performance. What it does:

• Replaces a damaged, bent, or corroded cooktop surface to improve stability for burners and cookware
• Restores correct burner spacing and mounting points so heating elements sit securely
• Helps eliminate gaps or warping that can cause uneven heating or safety concerns
• Compatible with the original top configuration and attachment locations

• High-level replacement: remove burner grates and elements, detach control panel and/or trim as required to lift out the old top
• Take care with sharp edges; wear gloves and eye protection during removal and installation
• Ensure electrical/gas power is off and burners are cool before starting work
• Use original fasteners and alignment points;

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