Maytag Cooktop Control Board

This single electronic control replaces a failed console control to restore user input and cycle selection. It provides the appliance's primary interface for selecting settings and signaling the main control board. What it does

• Receives and processes user inputs to start and control cycles
• Sends commands to heating/motor/timing systems so selected cycles run correctly
• Can correct symptoms like unresponsive buttons, incorrect or no cycle starts, or intermittent control behavior
• Interfaces with the appliance's wire harness and mounting bracket for secure installation

• Disconnect power before removing the old control to avoid shock.
• Handle the control and printed circuit board carefully; avoid static discharge and mechanical stress.
• Removal typically requires control panel or console disassembly and unplugging the wire harness—keep fasteners and connectors organized.

This electronic oven control replaces the console control used to operate a single-convection oven, restoring user inputs and cycle selection so you can reliably set temperature, timers and cooking modes. Ideal when display, touchpad or convection functions fail. What it does:

• Replaces the oven's main user control to allow selection of bake, broil, convection and timed functions
• Restores touchpad/button input and on-screen feedback when controls are unresponsive or blank
• Helps resolve symptoms such as no display, unresponsive buttons, or inability to start bake/convect cycles
• Interfaces with oven components to relay temperature and command signals to the heating system

• One control (single-conv) as shown

• Disconnect power at the circuit breaker before starting any work to avoid shock hazard
• Handle the control assembly carefully; avoid touching circuit board components and use anti-static precautions if available
• Installation typically requires removing the oven console or back access panel and unplugging the old control connector—refer to OEM service instructions

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The Microwave Inverter Board is an OEM part for Whirlpool brand microwaves. This board works with the magnetron to convert voltage and power the cooking elements. 

Causes of a bad inverter board can include failure of electronics over time, shorts or current leaks, or improper installation.

Symptoms of a bad inverter board include:

• The microwave will not power on or heat food properly  
• Sparking or burning smells are detected inside the microwave cavity
• The display console does not illuminate or function correctly
• Error codes are frequently displayed

This OEM Whirlpool replacement part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and select Kenmore models.

This keypad assembly is the touch-sensitive control interface for your appliance. It registers your button presses and relays them to the electronic control so cycles start, settings change, and the unit responds reliably to your commands.

• Provides the sealed touchpad/membrane switch that sends user inputs to the main control
• Failure may cause unresponsive or intermittent buttons, or only some keys working
• Can trigger random beeping or "stuck key" style error messages
• May prevent starting, stopping, or changing settings

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Access the control console; carefully route and seat the ribbon cable—do not crease it
• Ensure connector tabs are fully latched and the cable is straight/aligned
• Reassemble and test all keypad functions before finalizing the repair

The Oven Control Board is an OEM replacement part for Whirlpool ovens. Includes overlay. This control board manages essential oven functions, including temperature regulation, bake and broil elements, and the display of time and settings. It serves as the central interface, ensuring precise operation of your oven.

Symptoms of a bad Oven Control Board include:

• The oven not heating properly or at all
• The display showing error codes or being blank
• Unresponsive buttons or controls
• Inconsistent cooking temperatures

Causes of a failing Oven Control Board can include power surges, overheating, or general wear and tear over time. Electrical component failures or damage to the circuit board can also render it inoperable.

This OEM Whirlpool part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models.

This Electronic Control Board is the brain of your appliance, restoring dependable control of settings and functions. It interprets keypad and sensor inputs and directs power to components like motors, valves, heaters, fans, and lights for reliable operation.

• Manages timing and power to critical components based on user selections and sensor feedback
• Coordinates start/stop and cycle or mode execution for proper operation
• Common failure symptoms: unresponsive controls or display, won't start, cycles that won't advance, random beeping/error codes, or components not energizing
• Replaces a failed, shorted, or damaged control module to restore normal function

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Use ESD precautions; handle the board by the edges and avoid touching circuitry
• Label/photograph wiring; move connectors one at a time and confirm secure seating and orientation
• Some models require configuration/programming after installation—follow the tech sheet inside the unit for any personality settings or diagnostics

This is the main electronic control board that manages the appliance's functions and user commands. It restores proper electronic control when the original board fails or malfunctions. What it does:

• Interprets commands from the console and controls cycles, timers, and key functions
• Powers and sequences motors, valves, heaters, and other driven components as designed
• Can resolve unresponsive controls, incorrect cycle behavior, or intermittent operation
• May clear display errors or communication faults when the board is the root cause

• (1) main control board assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting any work
• Handle the board by the edges; avoid touching components or connector pins to prevent static damage
• Transfer any brackets, harnesses, or mounting hardware from the old board only if present and required