Whirlpool Range / Cooktop / Oven Control Board

This replacement part is an oven control board and display. It houses the buttons that users push to control oven operation, including bake functions, temperature, and access to the timer and clock. Over time and through exposure to heat and moisture, the control board may corrode and fail. If the control board is damaged, the oven may not operate correctly or at all.To replace the oven control board, first unplug the oven from the wall. Next, remove the rear access panel from the stove. This should reveal the back of the control board. Remove the mounting screws and disconnect the wiring. Remove the old control board. When ready to install the new board, first remove the protective film, then place it on the slot. Install the mounting screws and reconnect the wiring. Replace the oven's rear access panel. Always wear gloves when repairing an oven.This is a genuine OEM replacement part. It's manufactured by Whirlpool and will fit Whirlpool, KitchenAid, and Kenmore ovens.

This electronic control board is the "brain" of the dishwasher, coordinating cycle timing and powering key components. Replacing a failed board can restore normal operation when the unit won't start, stops mid-cycle, or behaves erratically. What it does:

• Manages cycle timing and sequences based on selected options
• Distributes power to the circulation pump, drain pump, water inlet valve, heater, and dispenser
• Monitors inputs from sensors and the door switch to advance/complete cycles
• Faults can present as unresponsive controls, won't start/finish cycles, random resets, or error codes

• 1 electronic control board

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; shut off water supply if accessing the lower compartment
• Use anti-static precautions; handle by the edges and avoid touching connector pins
• Access location varies by model; photograph wiring and transfer one connector at a time
• After installation, run the dishwasher's diagnostic/service cycle to verify operation

The Cntrl-Elec is an OEM component specifically designed for Whirlpool brand gas ranges. This control board module regulates electrical functions and sends signals to components of the electric oven and cooktop controls. 

Causes of a bad control board can include moisture damage, physical impact over time, or normal component degradation from regular use of the appliance.

Symptoms of a bad control board include:

• Inability to turn on electric oven bake/broil functions  
• Unresponsive touch controls or improper display readings
• Odd noises, smells or sparks coming from control area
• Failure to ignite gas burners or regulate flame levels

This Whirlpool replacement part is also compatible with KitchenAid, Jenn-Air and select Kenmore models.

This electronic control board is the appliance's main controller. It interprets keypad/sensor inputs and energizes the correct loads so cycles start, run, and finish as selected—restoring reliable operation when the original board fails.

• Coordinates cycle timing and selected options
• Processes signals from user interface controls and sensors
• Switches power to motors, pumps, valves, heaters, or fans via onboard relays
• Typical failure symptoms: no display or response, won't start, cycle won't advance, or recurring error codes

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug before servicing
• Use ESD protection and handle the board by its edges
• Document and transfer connectors one-by-one; reuse any mounting hardware as needed
• Follow the service manual for any model-specific programming/calibration or diagnostics after installation

This electronic control board is the appliance's main control. It coordinates cycle timing and powers key components, helping restore normal operation when the original board fails or causes unresponsive controls, stalled cycles, or error codes.

• Manages inputs from sensors and the user interface to execute programmed cycles
• Distributes power to motors, valves, heaters, fans, and other loads as required
• Stores and runs cycle logic and built-in safety interlocks
• Common symptoms of a failing board: unit won't start, unresponsive controls, cycle won't advance, error codes or blinking lights, intermittent operation

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Use ESD protection and handle the board by the edges to avoid static damage
• Photograph/label wiring and transfer connectors one at a time to matching terminals
• Follow the tech sheet/service manual after installation; ensure covers/gaskets are reinstalled to protect the board

This is the main electronic control board that manages the appliance's user interface and core cycle functions, restoring responsive controls and reliable operation when the original board fails. What it does:

• Processes user input and runs selected cycles; the board coordinates timers, relays, and electronic commands.
• Restores control when buttons, displays, or cycle selection become unresponsive.
• Can resolve erratic operation, unexpected shutdowns, or failure to start when caused by a failed control board.
• Works with the appliance's sensors and power relays to sequence functions safely.

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off breaker) before any service to avoid shock or damage.
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid touching contacts; use an anti-static strap if available.
• Transfer any mounting brackets, connectors, or user-interface assemblies as needed from the old board.
• After installation, restore power and verify the control responds and cycles run normally.

This electronic control board manages core oven functions. It processes keypad inputs and controls heating so the oven starts, regulates temperature, and responds consistently when the original control has failed.

• Regulates oven heating cycles and sends power to bake and broil circuits
• Interprets keypad/touchpad selections to run chosen functions
• Uses oven sensor feedback to help maintain set temperatures
• Can help with symptoms like no heat, bake/broil won't start, unresponsive controls, or control-related error codes

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Electrostatic-sensitive part—use ESD protection and handle the board by the edges
• Note/photograph wiring and move connectors to matching terminals on the new board
• Restore power, set the clock, and verify all oven functions after installation

This transient suppressor protects the appliance's electronic control by absorbing power-line spikes and electrical transients. Replacing a failed suppressor helps restore stable control operation and helps protect sensitive components from surge-related damage.

• Clamps voltage transients on the AC line to shield the control and related electronics
• Helps reduce interference that can cause erratic displays or unexpected resets
• Failure may leave the control dead, cause intermittent operation, or trip the household breaker
• Often shows visible heat damage, cracking, or discoloration when defective

• Disconnect power at the breaker and verify no voltage is present before servicing
• Access the control compartment; the suppressor is typically located near the electronic control or power input
• Photograph wiring and transfer one lead at a time to ensure correct connections and snug terminals
• Inspect and replace any heat-damaged wires or terminals before reassembly and test

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.

The Range Control Board is an OEM part for Whirlpool ranges. This part manages and regulates the various functions of the range, such as temperature settings, heating elements, and timers. 

Causes of a bad range control board can include electrical surges, wear and tear over time, or exposure to excessive heat or moisture, which can lead to malfunctioning or failure of the board's circuitry.

Symptoms of a bad range control board include:

• The range not heating properly
• Inaccurate temperature settings
• Display errors or failure to show information
• Unresponsive touch controls or buttons

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

This user interface control is the touch/display module that reads your button presses and shows status information. Replacing a failing UI restores responsive controls and a readable display so you can operate your appliance reliably.

• Receives button/touch inputs and sends commands to the main control
• Displays time, settings, and status or fault information
• Failure can disrupt communication with the main board
• Common symptoms: unresponsive or intermittent buttons, blank/dim display, error codes, inability to start or change settings

• Disconnect power before servicing; this is an electrical component
• Protect against static discharge; handle the board by its edges
• Note cable routing and connectors; avoid creasing ribbon cables
• If your model uses a separate overlay, transfer it carefully; run any required configuration/diagnostics after installation

This microcomputer is the main electronic control board that governs oven/microwave functions and user interface, restoring reliable control and timing when the original control fails. What it does:

• Manages oven/microwave control logic, timers and user commands
• Powers and communicates with the display and touchpad/buttons
• Replaces a failed control to resolve unresponsive controls, blank or erratic displays, or incorrect cycle behavior
• Restores normal electronic control of heating and cooking cycles

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off circuit breaker) before any service
• Handle the board by edges and avoid static discharge; use a grounded strap if available
• Verify connector orientation and seat wiring harnesses fully before reassembly