General Electric Wall Oven Touch Pad

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

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• 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.

This control panel assembly replaces a damaged or unresponsive console to restore your appliance's front-user controls and button feedback. It provides the interface that sends user commands to the appliance's control electronics. What it does:

• Houses the front buttons/touch pads and status indicators used to select cycles and settings
• Transmits user inputs to the main control so the unit will start and change settings
• Commonly replaces panels that are cracked, worn, or have non-responsive buttons
• Can resolve issues where button presses do not register or the control surface is cosmetically damaged

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• Disconnect power before beginning service to avoid shock or damage
• Replace with the exact part number shown on the old panel; handle the assembly carefully to avoid scratching or bending
• Minor disassembly of the top/front trim and electrical connector removal are typically required; reinstall all fasteners and connectors securely

This control panel assembly replaces the oven's electronic console to restore keypad input and display functions, letting you set cook times, temperatures and modes from the front console. What it does:

• Houses the touchpads/buttons and display used to control oven functions
• Sends user commands to the oven control board so settings are registered
• Commonly replaced for unresponsive buttons, blank or garbled display, or cracked/damaged front panel
• Restores normal front-panel operation without replacing the main control board

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• Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker before starting work
• Handle the assembly carefully to avoid damaging the display, ribbon cables or connectors
• Basic hand tools typically required; some disassembly of the outer door/console may be needed

This control panel is the user interface assembly that houses the touchpads, display, and control electronics so you can select cycles and view status. It replaces a damaged or unresponsive front console to restore normal operation. What it does:

• Provides the buttons, display, and electronics that send commands to the appliance control board
• Lets you select cycles, options, and start/pause functions through the front console
• Fixes symptoms such as unresponsive or non-functioning buttons, blank or erratic display, or intermittent control input
• Maintains the finished appearance of the appliance's front interface

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• High-level replacement; disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock
• Access may require removing exterior trim or fascia; keep fasteners organized
• Handle display and ribbon/connector areas carefully to avoid damage

This control panel assembly restores the front console and user controls on a 30" range so you can select oven and cooktop settings easily and reliably. It replaces a damaged or non-responsive control panel to return normal operation. What it does:

• Houses the oven and cooktop control buttons/knobs and display for user input
• Routes signals from user controls to the range's control electronics
• Commonly used when buttons, touch controls, or the display are cracked, worn, or unresponsive
• Helps stop intermittent control failures caused by damaged front-panel components

• One control panel assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Some models require removing trim or bezels; retain screws and hardware for reassembly
• Handle the assembly carefully to avoid damaging the display or ribbon connectors