General Electric Range Manual, Care Guide

This replacement wiring diagram is the factory schematic used to identify wiring, connectors, and component locations so you can troubleshoot electrical issues faster and accurately reference the appliance's wiring layout. What it does

• Shows the appliance's electrical schematic, wire colors, connector IDs and component locations
• Helps diagnose power, control, and intermittent electrical faults by clarifying circuit routing
• Useful for locating harness connections and matching replacement parts during repairs
• Prevents guesswork when tracing shorts, open circuits, or incorrect wiring

• One factory wiring diagram sheet

• Always disconnect power before accessing internal wiring or panels
• Handle the diagram sheet carefully; store in a dry, clean place to avoid damage
• Use the diagram as a reference only; verify wiring and connectors match the appliance before making changes

This wiring diagram is the factory service schematic that shows the electrical layout and connector locations for the appliance, helping technicians identify circuits and trace wiring for safe diagnostics and repairs. It provides a clear, labeled schematic for reference during service. What it does

• Shows component connections, wire colors, terminal IDs, and circuit paths to aid troubleshooting
• Helps locate problematic circuits when controls, motors, or heaters won't operate as expected
• Clarifies connector pinouts and wiring routing to prevent mis-wiring during repairs
• Useful for confirming factory wiring when replacing harnesses or control boards

• One factory wiring diagram/service schematic sheet

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or working on wiring
• Use the diagram for reference only; verify live circuits with a multimeter if required
• Keep the diagram dry and protected; replace if illegible or damaged

This is a printed wiring diagram sheet that shows the appliance's electrical layout and connections, helping technicians and DIYers identify circuits and wiring paths for accurate troubleshooting and repairs. Keeps wiring info accessible. What it does:

• Displays the appliance's electrical circuits, component locations, and wire colors for reference during diagnosis
• Helps trace continuity and understand control, motor, heater, and sensor connections
• Useful when original diagram is missing, damaged, or illegible
• Supports safer, faster fault-finding by clarifying wiring relationships

• One printed wiring diagram sheet

• This is a reference document, not an electrical or wearable part; no tools are required to "install"
• Keep the sheet with the appliance or service area for future reference
• Always disconnect power to the appliance before doing any electrical testing or repairs

This mini manual is the small, printed owner's booklet that provides basic operating instructions and safety information for your appliance. It helps you find controls, basic care tips, and quick troubleshooting steps. What it does:

• Shows basic operating steps and control descriptions in plain language
• Lists routine care and cleaning suggestions to help maintain performance
• Provides safety warnings and important handling information
• Offers quick troubleshooting tips for common user issues or questions

• No tools required; place the booklet with appliance paperwork or in the literature pocket
• Keep away from moisture and direct heat to avoid damage
• Retain for future reference and for any service visits
• If lost, check manufacturer parts or documentation resources for a replacement

A compact replacement mini manual control used to restore basic user-input functions on compatible appliances. Installs behind the control panel to return manual keypad or selector operation without replacing the whole console. What it does

• Replaces a worn or failed mini manual control that registers user inputs for manual functions
• Helps fix symptoms like unresponsive buttons, intermittent control recognition, or loss of manual selection capability
• Restores tactile input for basic operations when the original small control has failed
• Works as the OEM-style internal control assembly that interfaces with the appliance's main control

• One mini manual control

• Disconnect power before attempting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Access usually requires removing the cabinetry or control panel; keep fasteners and small parts organized
• Inspect connectors and wiring for damage; replace any frayed harnesses before reassembly