General Electric Range / Cooktop / Oven Control Board

This electronic range control is the oven's main user interface and control board, managing oven functions, timers and the display so your range responds correctly to cook settings and timers. What it does:

• Controls bake, broil, self-clean and timer functions via the front control panel
• Manages oven temperature setpoints and communicates with temperature sensors
• Powers and updates the digital display and clock/timer readouts
• Enables user inputs from the touchpad or selector knobs to activate cooking cycles
• Common symptom linkage: blank or unresponsive display, nonworking touchpad, oven not heating or not following set temperature

• Disconnect power at the breaker before attempting any service to avoid shock
• Handle the board and connector pins carefully to prevent ESD or damage
• Verify wiring connections and sensor continuity per OEM schematic during replacement

This electronic range control replaces the oven control board and user interface to restore clock, timer, and oven function. It manages oven bake/broil cycles and the front control display for accurate temperature control. What it does:

• Controls oven bake and broil cycles and displays clock/timer functions
• Manages user inputs from the touchpad/console for mode and temperature selection
• Commonly used when the display is blank, timer/clock won't set, or oven won't heat properly
• Interfaces with temperature sensors and power relays to regulate oven operation

• Disconnect power to the range at the breaker before beginning any work
• Handle the control and glass/display carefully to avoid damage; protect surfaces from scratches
• Verify connector seating and mounting screws; ensure ribbon cable is fully engaged

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 keypanel board housing is the outer trim and mounting frame that secures and protects the oven/range control keypad and underlying electronics, helping maintain a clean, functional control area. It replaces a worn, cracked, or loose control-panel assembly to restore a secure keypad fit and appearance. What it does:

• Provides the mounting surface and protective cover for the keypad/control board
• Keeps wiring and electronic components secured and positioned correctly
• Prevents debris and moisture from contacting the control electronics
• Restores a flush, stable control surface when original housing is damaged or loose

• One keypanel board housing assembly as shown

• Power off and unplug the appliance or shut off breaker before servicing
• Follow OEM disassembly steps for removing the control panel to avoid damaging wiring or clips
• Handle the housing and keypad gently to avoid scratching or bending the trim

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