Range / Cooktop / Oven Control Board

Fix a range that won't heat, has error codes, or unresponsive controls with this electronic control board. Common repair for digital display issues.

Fix a range clock that won't display or keep time with this control board clock timer. Moderately difficult repair requiring basic tool skills.

Replacement control board for your cooktop. Installs behind the control panel to manage heating functions. Order a new board if yours is damaged or faulty.

This replacement segment is a small OEM appliance component that secures or aligns adjacent parts inside select refrigerators and freezers, restoring proper fit and reducing noise or misalignment. What it does

• Helps hold or align panels, rails, or internal trim pieces for a snug fit
• Restores proper component spacing to prevent rubbing or vibration
• Can stop minor rattles or shifting caused by a missing or damaged segment
• Useful when interior trim or support points appear loose or misaligned

• One replacement segment as shown

• Turn off power to the appliance before accessing internal panels—unplug or shut off breaker
• Remove only the panels needed to reach the damaged segment; keep fasteners organized for reassembly
• Handle plastic segments gently to avoid cracking; use appropriate trim tools or a small screwdriver if needed

Range not heating, display blank, or buttons unresponsive? This control board manages oven functions and temperature. Moderate DIY repair with basic tools.

This electronic clock/timer assembly replaces the control that displays the time and runs oven timing functions. It restores on-board clock, countdown timer and timed bake/start features so the range's timing and display work correctly. What it does:

• Displays current time and provides countdown and minute-timer functions
• Controls timed bake and delayed-start features on the oven control board
• Resolves a blank or flickering display, unresponsive timer buttons, or failure of timed cycles
• Interfaces with the oven control to start/stop cooking cycles based on timer settings

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Handle the control assembly and display lens carefully to avoid scratching or damaging connectors
• Verify proper seating of the ribbon/wire connectors and secure mounting to prevent intermittent connections