General Electric Touch Pad

Replacement membrane keypad that restores the oven/range control interface so you can enter temperatures, cook modes and timers with responsive button feedback. Ideal when keys are worn, unresponsive, or hard to read. What it does:

• Sends user button presses to the appliance's electronic control so you can select bake/broil modes, timers, and temperature settings.
• Use when buttons are unresponsive, intermittent, sticky, or not registering inputs.
• Helps when key labels are faded or damaged and make controls difficult to read.
• Does not replace the main control board; it provides the user interface that communicates with the control.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair.
• Access may require removing the console trim or control panel; keep track of screws and clips.
• Carefully disconnect and reconnect the keypad ribbon cable to avoid bending or damaging the contacts.
• Test the electronic control board and connectors for faults.

This replacement keypad provides the push-button controls for the oven/range control panel so you can restore responsive temperature, timer and function input. It gives a direct, like-for-like way to fix unresponsive or damaged front-panel buttons. What it does:

• Replaces the front-panel push-button keypad used to select bake, broil, timers and other oven functions
• Restores button responsiveness when keys are sticky, worn, or no longer register presses
• Helps resolve control-panel input issues and some user-interface error symptoms
• Works with the existing control board and ribbon/cable connection to send user commands

• One keypad assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work to avoid shock or injury
• Installation typically requires removing the oven/range control panel trim; keep screws and fasteners organized
• Handle the flat ribbon/cable and connector gently; ensure proper seating when reinstalling
• Test keypad operation before fully reassembling the trim and outer panels

This backsplash assembly replaces the rear panel on a freestanding range to restore wall protection and the appliance's finished rear appearance. It covers openings at the back and helps keep wiring and components protected and tidy. What it does:

• Covers the rear opening of the range to protect the wall from heat, grease and spills.
• Conceals wiring and access holes to help keep connections protected and out of view.
• Restores damaged, dented, rusted or missing rear trim caused by impacts, corrosion or wear.
• Provides the correct mounting surface for rear-mounted trim and components.

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker before beginning any service.
• Remove the range from the wall if needed to access mounting screws; have a helper if the range is heavy.
• Hold the new backsplash in place and confirm alignment before tightening fasteners; retain original screws if replacement hardware is not supplied.

Faceplate restores your appliance's control area by covering and protecting the electronic control board and buttons. It replaces cracked, dented or faded panel trim to improve appearance and help keep spills and debris away from controls. What it does:

• Covers and protects the control board and button assemblies from spills, grease and dust
• Restores the appliance's cosmetic appearance when the original faceplate is cracked, dented or faded
• Helps keep control buttons seated and prevents debris from interfering with switches
• Fits into the existing control housing using the original mounting locations

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Remove control knobs and the old faceplate to avoid damaging clips or wiring
• Handle edges carefully; replacement installs using the original screws/clips where applicable
• After installation, restore power and verify all controls operate normally; if controls do not respond, inspect the control assembly and wiring

Color: White

This keypad is the user interface touchpad for the appliance's control panel, letting you select cycles and settings with responsive button inputs. It replaces a worn or unresponsive touchpad to restore normal front-panel control. What it does:

• Registers button presses and sends user commands to the appliance control board
• Restores front-panel responsiveness when buttons are sticking or unresponsive
• Helps correct intermittent or missing input signals that prevent cycle selection
• Can resolve issues where the display shows settings but will not accept changes

• One keypad assembly

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Handle the keypad assembly carefully and avoid flexing or contaminating the ribbon cable/contacts
• Reconnect ribbon cables and secure any retaining clips; ensure the keypad is seated flush in the control bezel
• If problems persist after replacement, check the main control board and connectors for damage

This Drive PWB is the replacement electronic board that controls the appliance's drive functions, restoring reliable motor and transmission commands for normal operation. What it does

• Controls drive motor speed and direction and sends/receives signals to the main control
• Can resolve symptoms such as no spin/agitate, erratic drive behavior, or unresponsive drive controls
• Re-establishes communication between drive assembly and console when board failure is the cause
• Works as the direct replacement board for the drive electronics in compatible units

• Disconnect power to the appliance before service to avoid shock—verify unit is de-energized
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid touching components; observe basic ESD precautions
• Reconnect all connectors in their original positions and secure mounting hardware

The Dispenser Assembly is an OEM replacement part for GE refrigerators. This actuator is responsible for controlling the functions of the refrigerator's dispenser, allowing you to dispense water or ice.

A bad dispenser actuator assembly can occur due to wear and tear, damage, or component failure over time. If you notice symptoms such as the dispenser not responding to your input, loose or wobbly movement of the actuator, or the dispenser not dispensing water or ice properly, it may indicate a need to replace the actuator assembly.

Symptoms of a bad dispenser actuator assembly include:

• Unresponsive dispenser
• Loose or wobbly actuator movement
• Improper dispensing of water or ice

Restore your refrigerator's dispenser by replacing the faulty dispenser actuator assembly with this genuine OEM part.

This GE part can also be used on Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore/Sears appliances. 
 

A replacement glass and touch board assembly that restores the oven/range touch control surface and user interface. Replaces a cracked or unresponsive control glass and the integrated touch-sensing board to recover normal control operation. What it does:

• Replaces the front glass and integrated touch-control circuit for the range/oven control panel.
• Restores touch responsiveness when controls become unresponsive or intermittent.
• Replaces cracked, chipped, or scratched control glass that affects appearance or use.
• Can resolve control errors or display issues caused by damaged glass or touch circuitry.

• Disconnect power (unplug or turn off breaker) before starting any repair to avoid shock.
• Handle the glass carefully and wear gloves; glass can break and cut.
• Some models require removing the control panel or back cover to access and secure the assembly.

This HMI assembly is the freezer control/display interface that lets you view and set freezer temperature and use front-panel functions. Replacing a faulty HMI restores normal display and button response for freezer controls. What it does:

• Provides the user interface (display, touchpad/buttons) for the freezer control functions
• Sends user commands to the refrigerator control system so temperature and modes can be changed
• Commonly fails when the display is blank, unresponsive, or buttons don't register
• Can cause intermittent or incorrect freezer readouts and control behavior when damaged

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work
• Handle the assembly and ribbon/connectors carefully to avoid damage
• Reconnect all plugs firmly and verify operation before reassembling trim and panels

This faceplate graphics assembly replaces the printed overlay on a range or oven control panel to restore clear button labels and a finished appearance. It helps make controls readable and improves cosmetic condition. What it does:

• Replaces worn, faded, scratched, or peeling control panel graphics so buttons and indicators are legible
• Restores the original labeled layout for accurate selection of functions and settings
• Protects the underlying control panel from spills and light abrasion
• Improves the appliance's appearance after long-term use or cleaning-related wear

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Typically mounts to the control panel with clips or screws; handle gently to avoid cracking the plate
• Align graphics carefully with buttons and switches to ensure proper function and fit
• Use only mild cleaners on the new graphics; avoid abrasive pads or harsh chemicals that can damage the finish

This control panel assembly houses the user interface and display for the oven/range console, restoring readable displays and responsive buttons. Use it to replace a cracked, unresponsive, or malfunctioning front control console and regain normal oven control. What it does:

• Provides the button/touch interface and display for oven/range controls
• Replaces damaged or cracked console surfaces that block or misregister inputs
• Restores operation when buttons are sticky, unresponsive, or display is blank/intermittent
• Works as the main user interface for setting temperature, timers, and modes

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker or unplug before starting.
• Handle the assembly carefully to avoid damaging the display, glass, or internal PCB and connectors.
• Use basic hand tools to remove the outer trim and mounting screws; support the panel while disconnecting wiring.

This keypad is the user-facing button assembly for the oven control panel, letting you send cooking commands and change settings. It restores responsive button control so the range accepts inputs and starts selected functions. What it does:

• Provides the tactile buttons used to enter bake, broil, timer and temperature commands
• Replaces worn or unresponsive keys that won't register presses or skip inputs
• Fixes issues where the control panel won't respond or certain functions won't start
• Works with the control board to relay user selections to the oven electronics

• One keypad (button assembly) as shown

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any service to avoid shock
• Remove control panel trim or bezel as required to access and disconnect the keypad ribbon or connector
• Handle the keypad and ribbon gently to avoid tearing or bending contacts
• Test the keypad operation after reconnecting power and reassembling the panel

This control base assembly is the molded housing that holds the appliance's user-interface components. Replacing a damaged base restores proper alignment and secure mounting of the control board, switches, and display for dependable operation.

• Provides structural support and mounting points for the control board, switches, and display in the control area
• Keeps buttons/knobs aligned for smooth, consistent actuation
• Helps protect and organize wiring within the control panel
• Typical symptoms: cracked or broken housing, loose or sunken controls, buttons sticking or not lining up, rattling/vibration from the control area

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Remove the control panel/console to access the base; retain screws and clips for reuse
• Transfer existing control components and wiring to the new base in the same positions
• Avoid overtightening screws into plastic; verify button travel and alignment before reassembly

This main control PWB is the appliance's primary electronic control board that manages user inputs and cycle functions, restoring normal control when a faulty board causes operational issues. What it does:

• Receives user commands and runs appliance control algorithms
• Powers and updates the touchpad/display and indicator lights
• Manages timing, relay switching, and communication with sensors
• Common symptom: appliance won't start, has a blank or erratic display, or shows control-related error codes
• Helps correct unresponsive buttons, intermittent operation, or unexpected cycle behavior when board failure is confirmed

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before accessing the control board
• Handle the PWB by its edges and avoid static discharge; use ESD protection if available
• Refer to the appliance wiring diagram and service manual for proper connector placement and safety procedures

The Panel Overlay Assembly is an OEM component specifically designed for GE slide-in electric ranges. It serves as the full decorative protective covering for the range control area. 

Symptoms of a bad panel overlay assembly include:

• Peeling, flaking, or scratched surface graphic appearances  
• Loose or lifted edges exposing underlying surfaces
• Difficulty reading control markings that have faded
• Non-functional control buttons or interfaces under the panel

Prolonged exposure to cooking greases, steam, and cleaning chemicals can degrade plastics and finishes over time. This genuine GE replacement fully encapsulates the front for a refreshed look and feel. Reinforced materials in the overlay assembly stand up to continued daily use in the kitchen. Compatible GE slide-in ranges include Monogram and select KitchenAid built-in models.