Keypad Parts

The Graphics Assembly is an OEM part for GE wall ovens. Located at the front of the appliance, it serves an important cosmetic and protective function covering the control panel area.

Causes of a bad graphics assembly can include normal wear and tear over time from heat exposure and general use in the kitchen. Impact or handling damage during cleaning or maintenance may also affect parts.

Symptoms of needing replacement include: 

• Cracked or peeling graphics
• Loose or deteriorating mounting clips
• Discoloration or charring of the surface
• Missing buttons or graphics on the faceplate

This GE replacement faceplate is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA and some Kenmore wall oven models. 

This control panel is the exterior console trim that covers and protects the appliance's user interface, restoring the look and function of the front console and making controls accessible and easy to read. What it does:

• Covers and protects the underlying control board and switches from spills and debris
• Provides the finished surface for touchpads, buttons, or displays
• Restores a secure mounting surface for user controls and indicator labels
• Helps prevent accidental contact with electronic components
• Useful when the existing console is cracked, scratched, or cosmetically damaged

• Power off and unplug the appliance before removing the old panel to avoid shock
• Keep fasteners and any attached trim pieces for reuse; some models require removing adjacent panels
• Inspect underlying wiring and control components for damage while replacing the panel

This operator control panel kit replaces a worn or damaged cooktop/oven control overlay and restores button labeling and user feedback for reliable temperature and function selection. It helps make controls readable and easier to operate. What it does:

• Replaces a cracked, faded, or unresponsive control overlay for the range/oven control area
• Restores clear button and display markings so selections are easier to read
• Helps resolve issues caused by physical damage or wear to the panel surface
• Works with the existing control electronics and mounting points to return a finished appearance

• High-level swap: remove power at the breaker and detach the appliance access panel before replacing the control panel
• Keep fasteners and brackets organized to match original positions during reassembly
• If the control assembly or electronic components are damaged, additional parts may be required
• Follow OEM service manual steps for safe disconnection and reconnection of any wiring

This control sheet is a thin insulating/ protective console panel that helps shield the appliance control assembly from heat, moisture, and debris for reliable keypad and electronics performance. It restores proper protection behind the control area. What it does:

• Provides a protective barrier behind the console to help prevent heat and moisture damage to control electronics
• Helps keep dust and debris away from the control board and keypad assembly
• Maintains the original spacing/insulation between the control and inner cabinet components
• Helps reduce the chance of shorts or corrosion caused by stray moisture

• One control sheet/console insulation panel

• Recommended for repair by someone comfortable working with appliance control panels
• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before removing the console or accessing the control area
• Handle the control sheet gently to avoid tearing; reassemble fasteners in their original positions

This control panel is the front console surface that holds the user controls and display, restoring a finished look and reliable button access. It replaces a cracked, faded, or damaged console for normal operation and appearance. What it does:

• Provides the front-facing surface and mounting for buttons, keypad, and display elements
• Restores stable button/selector feedback and keeps internal components protected from spills and debris
• Addresses symptoms such as broken or warped panel, missing button support, or cosmetic damage
• Works with existing control components and trim to return the unit to a usable state

• High-level replacement: remove power to the appliance before starting and follow OEM disassembly sequence
• Handle carefully to avoid damaging the finish, overlay, or attached trim pieces
• Retain and reuse existing fasteners, brackets, and electronic components unless visibly damaged