Range / Cooktop / Oven Touch Pad

Replace your cracked, worn, or non-responsive oven control panel touch pad. Installs on the front control area. Ideal when buttons are damaged or missing.

This is the control panel overlay and tape assembly that attaches to the front of a range or oven, providing the labeled interface where users select cooking functions and settings. It adheres to the control area and connects to the electronic control board behind it. Replace this assembly if the panel labels are worn, peeling, bubbling, or if the adhesive has failed causing the panel to lift away from the surface.

Replace your oven's control panel touch pad assembly if buttons are unresponsive, the overlay is cracked, or the membrane is worn or peeling from use.

Stainless steel trim overlay that frames the control panel on your range. Replace if cracked, scratched, discolored, or damaged to restore appearance.

Replace your broken or cracked cooktop touch pad control panel. This glass control panel installs on top and restores the appearance and functionality.

This is a white glass control panel that sits on the front of a range or oven. It provides the surface behind which the control touch pads and display are mounted, giving the appliance a finished appearance. Replace this panel if the glass is cracked, chipped, or has delamination that makes the controls difficult to read or operate.

Replace your range's control panel touch pad if the original is cracked, worn, or unresponsive to touch. This front panel component restores appearance.

Replace your cracked or broken cooktop touch pad glass panel. This black glass overlay installs on the control surface and restores appearance.

White glass control panel touch pad for cooktop. Replaces cracked, broken, or worn control interface. Installs on front of unit to restore touch controls.

This replacement control panel assembly restores the user interface and appearance of your appliance, letting you access buttons and the display used to set cooking functions. Designed to match the original form and fit. What it does:

• Houses the touch buttons/keys and display used to select oven/range functions.
• Sends user commands to the appliance control electronics so cycles start and change as intended.
• Restores readable status indicators and timers when the panel or overlay is cracked, faded, or non-responsive.
• Helps address symptoms such as unresponsive buttons, missing display characters, or a damaged front panel.

• Disconnect power to the appliance (unplug or shut off circuit breaker) before beginning work.
• Some panels attach behind the front trim and may require removal of the cooktop/door or control bezel; keep track of screws and fasteners.
• Handle the display and ribbon/connector cables carefully to avoid damage.