General Electric Range Control Board

The Control Oven TO9 is an OEM part for GE ranges. This part manages the oven's various functions, including temperature regulation, cooking modes, and timer settings. It serves as the central interface for the user to control the oven's operations, ensuring precise and reliable cooking performance.

Causes of a bad control module can include electrical surges, general wear and tear, or physical damage from impacts or spills.

Symptoms of a bad control oven module include:

• Unresponsive or malfunctioning buttons and dials
• Incorrect temperature readings or inconsistent heating
• Display not functioning properly
• Oven not turning on or shutting off unexpectedly

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

The Electronic Control Board is an OEM part for GE ovens. This component manages the oven's various functions, such as temperature regulation, cooking modes, and timing.

Common causes of failure include electrical surges, component wear over time, or exposure to moisture and high temperatures. A defective control board can lead to improper functioning of the oven's features and settings.

Symptoms of a bad Electronic Control Board include:

• Oven not heating or not maintaining the set temperature
• Display not working or showing error codes
• Unresponsive control buttons
• Oven shutting off unexpectedly

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

The Clock is an OEM part for GE ranges. This control panel displays the time and allows users to set and monitor cooking times and temperatures. 

Causes of a bad clock can include electrical malfunctions, power surges, or general wear and tear over time. 

Symptoms of a bad clock include:

• The display being blank or unreadable
• Inaccurate time or timer settings
• The oven not starting or shutting off unexpectedly
• Buttons or touchpad not responding properly

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

This electronic oven control board manages oven heating functions and the display on gas ranges. Replacing a failed board restores reliable ignition, accurate temperature control, and normal bake/broil operation.

• Regulates oven temperature by reading the sensor and cycling the gas burner through the bake/broil relays
• Drives the clock and function display
• Interprets keypad inputs to select modes and temperatures
• Common failure signs: oven won't heat or maintain temperature, blank or erratic display, unresponsive controls, or recurring fault alerts

• Disconnect power at the breaker and shut off gas before servicing
• Use ESD protection and handle the board by the edges
• Photograph wiring and transfer connectors one at a time; reinstall using existing hardware
• Some models require transferring the original keypad/overlay to the new board

This electronic oven control board regulates and coordinates oven functions on gas ranges—driving the display, processing keypad inputs, and switching relays—so you can set temperatures and cycles reliably. Replacing a failing board restores responsive controls and consistent heating. What it does:

• Controls bake and broil ignition and temperature regulation in gas ovens
• Interprets keypad inputs and updates the display
• Switches power through onboard relays to igniters/valves as directed by sensors
• Common failure symptoms: blank or erratic display, unresponsive controls, oven won't start or heat, or recurring control error codes

• 1 electronic control board assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker and shut off gas before servicing
• Use ESD precautions; handle the board by its edges
• Access the board behind the control panel; photograph wiring and move connectors one at a time
• Reuse existing mounting hardware; restore power and test oven functions after reassembly

• A faulty oven temperature sensor or keypad/touch interface can mimic control-board issues; test related components before replacement.

This clock control board is the electronic brain of your oven. It powers the display, reads keypad inputs, and controls bake/broil functions so you can set temperatures, timers, and cycles reliably. What it does

• Drives the time/temperature display and kitchen timer
• Interprets keypad inputs for bake, broil, and clean
• Sends power to heating circuits via onboard relays
• Manages alarms and fault monitoring

• Blank, dim, or garbled display
• Buttons unresponsive or erratic
• Oven won't start or won't heat despite good elements and power
• Random beeping or fault/error codes

• 1 electronic clock/control board

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; verify no voltage is present
• Use anti-static handling; avoid flexing or touching component pins
• Photograph and label all wire connections before transfer
• If your model uses a separate overlay/keypad membrane, carefully transfer it from the old board

This electronic oven control board manages bake and broil functions, the display, and keypad on gas ranges. Replace a failed board to restore proper heating, accurate temperature control, and a working clock/timer when the original stops responding.

• Regulates oven temperature by reading the sensor and cycling the igniter and gas valve during bake and broil
• Interprets keypad inputs and runs timed cooking modes
• Powers the display, clock, timer, and audible alerts
• Common failure symptoms: oven won't heat or overheats, unresponsive controls, blank or garbled display, or recurring error codes

• Disconnect power at the breaker; shut off gas if working near the gas supply
• Use anti-static precautions and handle the board by its edges
• Photograph wiring and transfer connectors one at a time; secure the control in the original mounting
• Restore power and test bake; perform any required calibration per the manufacturer's instructions

NOTE: Per the manufacturer. If you have never replaced this clock/control you must also replace the knob. The original knob will not fit. For black knob use WB03K10113. For white knob use WB03K10112

This genuine replacement part is an oven control board. The oven control board is the main circuit board that controls the ovens' essential functions. If the oven isn't heating properly, not turning on, or showing an error code on the digital display, it might be time to replace the control board. Replacing a control board may seem like a difficult task, but it is a relatively simple process. Start by unplugging the range. After that, move the appliance away from the wall to gain access to the back. Remove the upper back panel, and locate the control board. Take note of the orientation of the wires using a phone camera. Then detach the wire harness from the old control board. Remove any individual wires with a pair of needle-nose pliers. Then re-attach the wires to the new control board in the correct terminals. Snap the new control board into place and re-install the upper back panel of the range.This OEM replacement part is compatible with General Electric, Hotpoint, and RCA brand ovens.