General Electric Range / Cooktop / Oven Touch Pad

This is the front-facing control panel overlay for a 27-inch wall oven in white. It surrounds the control knobs or touchpad and provides the labeled interface where you select oven functions and temperatures. Replace this panel if the surface is peeling, discolored, cracked, or if button labels have worn off and are no longer legible.

Control panel graphics overlay for wall ovens. Covers and protects the control area. Replace if faded, peeling, cracked, or worn from heat and use.

Plastic faceplate graphics assembly that covers electronic range controls. Replace if cracked, faded, or damaged. Displays function labels like Bake, Broil, and Time.

Replace your range's touch pad control panel if the surface is cracked, scratched, or worn. This faceplate covers the control assembly and restores appearance.

Replace your wall oven's control panel touch pad when buttons become unresponsive, the overlay is cracked, or the membrane is worn. Restores keypad functionality.

This is the lower control panel located beneath the main touch pad area on the front of the range. It serves as the structural and cosmetic housing for the bottom portion of the control interface. Replace this panel if it is cracked, warped, discolored, or if the finish has deteriorated to the point that it no longer properly supports or protects the control components behind it.

White lower overlay panel for range control area. Covers and protects internal components. Replace if cracked, discolored, worn, or damaged from use.

Color: Black

Color: Bisque

This manifold panel is the painted front trim piece that mounts across a gas range's manifold area to protect internal components and restore the appliance's finished appearance. It replaces damaged or dented front manifold trim. What it does:

• Covers and protects the manifold area, gas valve bodies and internal connections from spills and debris
• Restores the range's front appearance when the original panel is bent, scratched or corroded
• Helps properly align control components and provides a mounting surface for control hardware
• Reduces the chance of dirt buildup that can interfere with burner control access

• One manifold panel (front) only

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before starting any work
• Remove control knobs and mounting screws to detach the old panel; retain hardware if it is reusable
• Align the replacement panel and secure with the original screws; verify controls and trim are seated properly