Tappan Range Touch Pad

This black panel manifold is the molded front trim piece that secures and surrounds control components on the appliance, restoring the original appearance and proper fit of the control area. What it does

• Replaces a cracked, warped or broken control-panel manifold to restore a secure mounting surface for switches and controls
• Protects internal control components from dust and light impact
• Restores a finished, factory appearance to the front control area
• Helps keep buttons and knobs aligned for reliable operation

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before starting work.
• Remove any surrounding bezels or trim panels to access mounting screws; handle the manifold carefully to avoid cracking.
• Use the factory fasteners and alignment tabs to ensure proper fit.
• If controls or wiring were disturbed during removal, verify connections and function before reassembly.

Color: White. This is the left side backguard support. For right side use 316220214.

Replace your cracked or worn range control panel touch pad overlay. This white clock overlay installs on the front control panel to restore appearance.

Replace your range's cracked or damaged touch pad panel. This backguard control panel installs on the rear of your range and houses the electronic controls.

This backguard panel replaces a damaged or discolored rear console panel on compatible ranges, restoring the appliance's appearance and protecting wiring behind the control area. White finish matches factory styling. What it does:

• Covers and protects the rear control/console area from spills, grease, and heat exposure
• Restores the appliance's original appearance when the original panel is cracked, dented, or discolored
• Provides the mounting surface for rear-mounted controls and trim pieces on applicable range models
• Helps prevent debris from entering the cabinet cavity behind the control area

• High-level swap: remove range power, detach rear access screws, remove old panel, align replacement, and secure with factory hardware
• Turn off power at the breaker before beginning work; confirm power is off to avoid electrical shock
• Some models require removal of trim or control components to access fasteners — keep hardware labeled and organized
• If control wiring or mounting clips are damaged, inspect and replace those parts separately