General Electric Range Control Board

The Control Oven TO9 is an OEM part for GE ranges. This part manages the oven's various functions, including temperature regulation, cooking modes, and timer settings. It serves as the central interface for the user to control the oven's operations, ensuring precise and reliable cooking performance.

Causes of a bad control module can include electrical surges, general wear and tear, or physical damage from impacts or spills.

Symptoms of a bad control oven module include:

• Unresponsive or malfunctioning buttons and dials
• Incorrect temperature readings or inconsistent heating
• Display not functioning properly
• Oven not turning on or shutting off unexpectedly

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

The Electronic Control Board is an OEM part for GE ovens. This component manages the oven's various functions, such as temperature regulation, cooking modes, and timing.

Common causes of failure include electrical surges, component wear over time, or exposure to moisture and high temperatures. A defective control board can lead to improper functioning of the oven's features and settings.

Symptoms of a bad Electronic Control Board include:

• Oven not heating or not maintaining the set temperature
• Display not working or showing error codes
• Unresponsive control buttons
• Oven shutting off unexpectedly

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

The Clock is an OEM part for GE ranges. This control panel displays the time and allows users to set and monitor cooking times and temperatures. 

Causes of a bad clock can include electrical malfunctions, power surges, or general wear and tear over time. 

Symptoms of a bad clock include:

• The display being blank or unreadable
• Inaccurate time or timer settings
• The oven not starting or shutting off unexpectedly
• Buttons or touchpad not responding properly

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

This electronic oven control board manages oven heating functions and the display on gas ranges. Replacing a failed board restores reliable ignition, accurate temperature control, and normal bake/broil operation.

• Regulates oven temperature by reading the sensor and cycling the gas burner through the bake/broil relays
• Drives the clock and function display
• Interprets keypad inputs to select modes and temperatures
• Common failure signs: oven won't heat or maintain temperature, blank or erratic display, unresponsive controls, or recurring fault alerts

• Disconnect power at the breaker and shut off gas before servicing
• Use ESD protection and handle the board by the edges
• Photograph wiring and transfer connectors one at a time; reinstall using existing hardware
• Some models require transferring the original keypad/overlay to the new board

This clock control board is the electronic brain of your oven. It powers the display, reads keypad inputs, and controls bake/broil functions so you can set temperatures, timers, and cycles reliably. What it does

• Drives the time/temperature display and kitchen timer
• Interprets keypad inputs for bake, broil, and clean
• Sends power to heating circuits via onboard relays
• Manages alarms and fault monitoring

• Blank, dim, or garbled display
• Buttons unresponsive or erratic
• Oven won't start or won't heat despite good elements and power
• Random beeping or fault/error codes

• 1 electronic clock/control board

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; verify no voltage is present
• Use anti-static handling; avoid flexing or touching component pins
• Photograph and label all wire connections before transfer
• If your model uses a separate overlay/keypad membrane, carefully transfer it from the old board

Restore reliable oven operation with this electronic oven control board. It governs the bake/broil relays, regulates temperature with the sensor, and runs the display and keypad so settings respond and heat is accurate.

• Interprets keypad inputs and switches oven heating circuits through onboard relays
• Works with the temperature sensor to maintain the set temperature during bake and broil
• Powers the clock/temperature display and stores oven settings
• Common signs of a failed board: blank or flickering display, unresponsive keys, no bake/broil heat, erratic temperatures, or recurring control error codes

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Handle the board by the edges and protect against static discharge
• Photograph wiring and transfer any brackets, spacers, or the overlay from the old board
• Seat ribbon cables/connectors fully and verify operation after reassembly

This electronic control board manages the oven's display, keypad inputs, and bake/broil outputs. Replacing a failing board restores the clock, user interface response, and reliable temperature control so your oven heats and operates as expected.

• Interprets touchpad inputs and controls bake/broil relays and timed functions
• Powers and manages the display/clock for the oven's user interface
• Works with the temperature sensor to regulate and maintain set temperatures
• Common signs of failure include a blank or dim display, unresponsive buttons, beeping/error indications, or an oven that won't start or heat

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Use ESD precautions; avoid touching circuitry and connector pins
• Photograph and label wiring; move connectors to the new board one at a time
• If your model uses a separate adhesive overlay/touchpad, transfer it to the new board before reassembly

This electronic oven control board (ERC) governs the clock, display, keypad inputs, and bake/broil relays. Replacing a failed control restores accurate temperature regulation, responsive controls, and normal display/timer operation.

• Controls bake and broil relays to heat the oven to the set temperature
• Manages the digital clock, timer, and display
• Interprets keypad inputs to start/stop cooking functions
• Common symptoms: oven won't heat or won't start, temperature drifts, blank or unresponsive display, recurring error codes/beeping

• Disconnect power at the circuit breaker before servicing
• Access the control behind the control panel; note screw locations and panel orientation
• Photograph wiring and move connectors to the new board one at a time to prevent miswiring
• Handle by the edges to avoid static damage; transfer any mounting hardware or overlay from the original board

This electronic oven control board manages bake and broil functions, the display, and keypad on gas ranges. Replace a failed board to restore proper heating, accurate temperature control, and a working clock/timer when the original stops responding.

• Regulates oven temperature by reading the sensor and cycling the igniter and gas valve during bake and broil
• Interprets keypad inputs and runs timed cooking modes
• Powers the display, clock, timer, and audible alerts
• Common failure symptoms: oven won't heat or overheats, unresponsive controls, blank or garbled display, or recurring error codes

• Disconnect power at the breaker; shut off gas if working near the gas supply
• Use anti-static precautions and handle the board by its edges
• Photograph wiring and transfer connectors one at a time; secure the control in the original mounting
• Restore power and test bake; perform any required calibration per the manufacturer's instructions

This electronic oven control board (ERC) governs heating and user-interface functions in gas ranges. Replacing a failed board restores dependable bake/broil operation, accurate temperature control, and correct clock/timer display so your oven performs consistently.

• Directs bake and broil by supplying power to the oven igniter(s) and managing heat relays
• Regulates oven temperature using feedback from the oven temperature sensor
• Controls the clock, timer, and temperature/display indicators
• Monitors for faults and displays error codes when issues are detected
• Failure symptoms include no heat or won't start, blank/unresponsive display, erratic temperatures, or recurring beeps/error codes

• Disconnect power at the breaker and shut off gas before servicing
• Use ESD protection; handle the board by its edges to avoid static damage
• Photograph wiring and transfer connectors one at a time; reuse any mounting hardware from the original board
• After reassembly, restore power, set the clock, and test bake and broil functions

NOTE: Per the manufacturer. If you have never replaced this clock/control you must also replace the knob. The original knob will not fit. For black knob use WB03K10113. For white knob use WB03K10112

This relay board assembly routes line voltage to the appliance's assigned components as directed by the main control. Replacing a failed board restores consistent power delivery and dependable heating/ignition on the affected side.

• Switches power to loads assigned to the right-side circuit group
• Common symptoms: no heat/ignition on that side, components won't energize, intermittent operation, or visible/burnt board damage
• Restores proper sequencing of components when commanded by the electronic control

• Disconnect electrical power at the breaker; shut off gas supply if applicable
• Use ESD protection; avoid touching solder joints or relay contacts
• Label/photograph all wiring; move connectors to matching terminals; transfer any mounting hardware from the original board
• Ensure all harnesses are fully seated and the board is secured before restoring power and testing

This electronic oven control board governs oven heating and the front-panel display/timer. Replacing a failed control restores accurate temperature regulation, programming, and reliable operation of bake, broil, and timing features.

• Regulates bake and broil element operation based on user settings and sensor feedback
• Provides clock, timer, and temperature/status display
• Monitors oven temperature sensor and self-clean/lock circuits and may trigger fault beeps/codes
• Common symptoms: blank or erratic display, beeping with errors, unresponsive keys, oven won't start or maintain temperature

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; verify no power is present
• Use ESD protection; handle the board by its edges and avoid touching components
• Photograph wire and ribbon-cable locations; transfer any trim/overlay and reinstall using existing hardware
• After reassembly, restore power, set the time, and test bake/broil functions

This component is a control board for ranges. This is the part that controls and monitors the temperature and heat in the oven. It features a digital display. If the buttons stop working on the oven, it's likely that the control board has gone bad. Sometimes the oven will shut off during cooking, which can also be a sign that the control board needs to be replaced. Some users also report problems with the display lighting itself, which may become very dim. Allow the oven ample time to cool down prior to attempting to replace this part, and disconnect the oven from its power source before beginning.The control board is compatible with ranges that are manufactured by the GE brand. It is sold individually and it is sourced straight from the manufacturer. It's a high-quality replacement part.

This electronic oven control manages the oven's functions and user interface so you can set bake, broil, timer, and clock functions reliably. Replaces a failed control to restore normal oven operation and display feedback. What it does:

• Regulates oven heating cycles and timing for bake, broil, self-clean, and timer functions
• Provides the front-panel display and control inputs for selecting modes and settings
• Fixes symptoms like unresponsive controls, blank or error displays, or ovens that won't start heating
• Works with the oven's wiring harness to send commands to broil/bake elements and safety systems

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker before replacing the control
• Handle the control by its edges and avoid touching circuit contacts or components
• Photograph or label wiring before disconnecting to ensure correct reconnection

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.