General Electric Touch Pad

The Wall Oven Faceplate is an OEM component for GE wall ovens. It provides the outer facade and aesthetic front panel for the oven. The faceplate is responsible for protecting internal components while allowing easy access to the oven cavity. 

Causes of a bad faceplate can include damage from impacts or repeated cleaning/scrubbing. Long-term wear and exposure to heat in the kitchen environment can cause discoloration or cracking of cheaper material faceplates over time.

Symptoms of a bad wall oven faceplate include:

• Cracks, chips, or broken areas in the material
• Looseness or inability to securely mount onto the oven 
• Gaps that allow visibility into or access to internal workings
• Issues opening or closing the oven door due to alignment problems

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

Color: White

The Faceplate Graphics is an OEM part for GE ranges. It is responsible for covering and protecting the control panel, while also displaying the necessary graphics and labels for operating the oven.  

Causes of a bad faceplate graphics can include exposure to high temperatures, wear and tear over time, or damage due to cleaning with harsh chemicals.  

Symptoms of a bad faceplate graphics include:

• Faded or illegible graphics
• Cracks or peeling of the faceplate
• Difficulty in identifying or using controls
• Discoloration or warping of the material

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

This replacement control panel and mounting bracket assembly restores a secure, like-new stainless front to the appliance's control area, providing proper support for the user interface components and a clean, factory appearance after dents, cracks, or corrosion. What it does:

• Provides the structural fascia and support for the control area
• Restores proper alignment for buttons/knobs and display openings
• Replaces dented, cracked, or bent panel/bracket components
• Helps eliminate flexing or wobble when using the controls

• One stainless steel control panel and mounting bracket assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Wear cut-resistant gloves; sheet metal edges can be sharp
• Transfer existing control components and hardware from the old assembly to the new one
• Photograph fastener locations and wiring before removal; align panel before final tightening

This control panel overlay replaces the printed graphic that identifies the keys on your appliance's control panel. Swap a worn or peeling overlay to restore clear, readable settings and a clean, factory look.

• Provides the printed labels and icons for the control panel buttons
• Maintains a clean, finished appearance on the front of the appliance
• Typical replacement when the original overlay is worn, cracked, bubbling, discolored, or unreadable
• Helps ensure correct button identification after cleaning chemicals or heat have damaged markings

• Disconnect power before servicing and removing the control panel
• Remove the control panel face, then carefully peel off the old overlay; clean the surface of any residue
• Align the new overlay using the window cutouts/markings and apply smoothly to avoid wrinkles or trapped air
• Reassemble the control panel and restore power; button labels align correctly

This control panel assembly replaces the front user-interface panel, restoring a secure, clearly labeled surface for operating your appliance. Install a new panel when the original is cracked, loose, or the control markings have become worn or unreadable. What it does:

• Provides the user-facing interface area for selecting functions and settings
• Houses and aligns buttons/switches and other control components
• Shields the control area from heat, spills, and impact
• Common symptoms: cracked or warped panel, worn/peeling graphics, loose or broken mounting points, sticky or misaligned buttons

• 1 control panel assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing.
• Remove knobs/trim and the screws securing the existing panel; carefully lift it away.
• Transfer any reusable parts from the old panel to the new panel.
• Reinstall fasteners and trim, restore power, and test all controls.

This control panel assembly restores the microwave's user interface—the area you press to select cook options and view the display. Replace a cracked, loose, or unresponsive panel to bring normal controls and appearance back.

• Forms the front user-interface area for selecting functions and viewing time/status
• Provides the fascia and mounting structure for the control components behind the panel
• Helps resolve non-responsive keys, stuck buttons, or damaged/broken panel trim
• Restores proper alignment and a finished look of the control area

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; microwaves contain high-voltage components
• Remove mounting screws, lift off the panel, and label/disconnect wiring harnesses
• Transfer any reusable components (control board, display, brackets/clips) from the old panel as required by your model
• Reinstall, secure fasteners, restore power, and test all keypad functions.

This drive PWB supplies and regulates power to a driven component in your appliance, ensuring the motor receives the correct signals for smooth, reliable operation and restoring function when the original board fails.

• Provides regulated power and control signals to a motor or actuator
• Interfaces with the main control to manage operation
• On-board components help protect the circuit from faults
• Common symptoms of a failing board: motor won't run or is intermittent, only one speed works, erratic surging, or visible burn marks/clicking from the board area

• Disconnect power before servicing; verify no voltage is present
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid static discharge
• Photograph/document all connectors; transfer them one at a time
• Reinstall using original hardware; keep wiring clear of moving parts

This control panel assembly replaces the front user interface on compatible ranges, providing a stainless-steel surface and mounting for the keypad and display so oven controls function and look complete again. What it does:

• Replaces the appliance's front control surface and secures the keypad and display.
• Restores usable buttons and clear markings when the original panel is cracked, dented, or worn.
• Helps address unresponsive or intermittent button operation caused by a damaged or loose panel.
• Provides a finished stainless-steel appearance and proper mounting for internal control components.

• Disconnect power at the breaker before beginning work; verify the appliance is de-energized.
• Handle the panel and finish carefully to avoid scratches; use proper fasteners and gaskets as shown in the service diagram.
• Removal may require accessing internal panels or removing the oven door—follow the OEM service instructions.

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

A black collar kit that replaces worn or damaged trim around the appliance opening, restoring fit and finish while helping maintain a secure seal between connected components. What it does:

• Replaces cracked, chipped, or faded collar/trim to improve appearance and restore proper alignment.
• Helps reduce gaps or drafts at the appliance opening caused by broken or warped trim.
• Prevents rubbing or interference between adjacent parts where the collar provides a finished edge.
• Useful when original collar is bent, loose, or no longer holds in mounting clips.

• Always disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before servicing the appliance.
• Basic hand tools such as a screwdriver or nut driver are typically required; follow the OEM diagram for correct orientation.
• Inspect mounting clips and surrounding seals; replace any damaged hardware or gaskets as needed.

Color: White

This replacement backsplash assembly restores the finished rear panel on compatible ranges, protecting the wall behind the cooktop and returning the appliance's original appearance. Use it when the original panel is bent, rusted or cosmetically damaged. What it does

• Covers and protects the rear area of the cooktop from heat, grease and splatter
• Restores the appliance's finished look after dents, scratches or corrosion
• Provides the mounting surface for rear-mounted controls and components
• Prevents drafts and gaps behind the range that can collect debris

• Disconnect power to the range before beginning any service to avoid shock
• Typical installation requires removing a few screws and lifting the old panel out; basic hand tools are usually sufficient
• Take care with sharp edges and painted surfaces to avoid cuts or damage

This control panel assembly replaces the front user console on compatible GE ranges and ovens, restoring reliable button and display control for oven functions and temperature settings. It helps bring back normal operation when the console is unresponsive or buttons fail. What it does:

• Houses the user interface for oven controls, including key switches and display area
• Allows selection of bake, broil, timer and other cooking functions
• Restores responsive keypad/buttons and proper command signals to the range control
• Commonly used when buttons are unresponsive, display is dim/blank, or controls act intermittently

• One control panel assembly (console) as shown

• Disconnect power at the breaker before starting; risk of electrical shock if power remains connected
• Basic disassembly of the oven/range front bezel is usually required; handle the display and ribbon cables with care

This control panel assembly replaces the oven console user interface so you can restore the range's buttons, display and touch controls for normal cooking operation. It fits into the front console and provides the main input/display surface for oven functions. What it does:

• Houses the push buttons/touch controls and display used to set bake, broil, timers and clock
• Restores responsive control if buttons are cracked, stuck, or the display is obscured
• Provides mounting and electrical connection for the console electronics
• Helps clear user-interface related errors when the physical panel or buttons are damaged

• One control panel assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting.
• Handle the panel and display area carefully to avoid cracking glass or scratching surfaces.
• Keep all mounting hardware; electrical connectors are fully seated during reassembly.
• Test functions after reconnecting power before completing reassembly.