Whirlpool Wall Oven Touch Pad

The Oven Membrane Switch is an OEM part for Whirlpool ovens. It serves as the interface for selecting and controlling various cooking functions. The membrane switch panel responds to touch inputs, allowing users to set temperatures, timers, and other oven settings efficiently.

Over time, the membrane switch can become faulty due to regular wear and tear, exposure to heat and moisture, or accidental damage. These factors can lead to malfunctions in the touchpad or its responsiveness.

Symptoms of a bad membrane switch include:

• Unresponsive or intermittent touch controls
• Error codes displayed on the oven
• Inability to set or adjust cooking functions
• Some buttons not working at all

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

This membrane switch in a stainless finish is the touchpad/keypad behind the oven or range control console. It registers your button presses and sends them to the control board to restore reliable input when keys stop responding.

• Provides the touch-sensitive keypad for selecting bake, broil, temperature, timer, and other functions
• Ribbon cable carries keypad signals to the electronic control (clock/oven control)
• Typical symptoms of failure: some or all keys unresponsive, intermittent inputs, unintended beeps, or keypad-related error messages
• A failed keypad can prevent the appliance from starting or accepting commands

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Remove the control console/rear cover to access the keypad and control board
• Carefully unplug the ribbon cable; avoid creasing and keep contacts clean
• Align and mount the new membrane, reconnect, reassemble, and test all keys

This membrane switch is the thin keypad mounted behind the control console that sends your button presses to the electronic control. Replacing a worn membrane restores reliable input when keys stop responding or register intermittently. What it does:

• Detects button presses and relays them to the control board
• Common fix for unresponsive or intermittent keys
• Can address "stuck key" beeping or key-related error indications
• Restores ability to select settings and start/stop functions

• 1 membrane switch

• Disconnect power before servicing; on microwaves, high voltage can remain—use proper discharge procedures.
• Remove the control panel/console to access the keypad.
• Handle the ribbon cable carefully; fully seat the connector.
• Clean the mounting surface and align the new membrane before pressing into place.

This genuine OEM replacement part is a switch membrane touchpad made for ovens. The switch membrane touchpad is the plastic display piece on the oven that holds the buttons that control the oven's essential functions. If the touchpad is worn out and the buttons are no longer responding when pushed, it might be time to replace the touchpad. Luckily replacing this part is not a difficult repair.To replace a damaged touchpad, make sure to turn off all power to the oven by unplugging the appliance or shutting off the circuit breaker. After the power to the oven is turned off, take a putty knife to pry off the old touchpad cover. Gently pull it away from the stove's control panel until it comes off. There should be enough adhesive left over to place the new touchpad back to its original place. Be sure to line up the touchpad so that it fits perfectly. This replacement part is sold individually and is compatible with Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Sears/Kenmore brand ovens.

This is a switch membrane, also known as a keypad, that is used with ovens, ranges, and stoves. The part is located in the center of the front of the appliance. It is made up of several layers and acts as a switch to turn the appliance on and off. It also includes several buttons so users can choose cooking settings, set temperatures, and otherwise alter the operation of the appliance.Regular use or damage can cause the switch membrane to become damaged. When this occurs, the buttons may not work correctly or there may be no way to turn the appliance on and off. If this is the case with a switch membrane, it should be replaced. Unplug the appliance and remove the screws from the back. Find the tabs on the side and press them to remove the housing. Remove the bottom screws to take off the ribbon connector. Remove the original part and replace it with the OEM replacement component.Created for compatibility with KitchenAid ranges, ovens, and stoves, the switch membrane is sold as a single part. This is an authentic OEM replacement component that is sourced straight from the manufacturer.

The membrane switch is the low-profile keypad behind your microwave's control panel. It registers button presses so you can select settings and start cooking. Replace it if keys stop responding or require excessive pressure.

• Converts keypad presses into signals for the electronic control
• Enables selection of power levels, cook times, and options
• Common symptoms: some or all keys don't work, intermittent response, must press very hard
• If the unit won't start/stop from the keypad, the membrane switch may be faulty

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Remove the control panel to access the keypad; note ribbon orientation and routing
• Handle the flexible ribbon carefully—don't crease it—and fully seat/lock the connector

This membrane switch, also called the touchpad/keypad, sits behind the control panel. It reads your button presses and sends them to the electronic control, restoring dependable response when keys are unresponsive, intermittent, or stuck. What it does:

• Translates touch inputs into signals for the control board
• Common fix for dead, intermittent, or hard-to-press keys
• Helps resolve stuck/phantom key presses and random beeping
• Restores the ability to start/stop functions and adjust settings

• One membrane switch (touchpad) assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Access the console/control area; note routing and orientation of the flat ribbon connector(s)
• Insert the ribbon straight into the control board connector and lock the retainer; avoid creasing the flex
• Align and press the keypad evenly if adhesive-backed; reuse any trim/overlay as designed for your model

The Membrane Switch is an OEM component specifically designed for Whirlpool free-standing electric ranges, responding to control inputs. This switch features an integrated protective seal and above-illuminated contacts.

Causes of a bad membrane switch include splitting or cracking in the insulated layer from years of use, mineral deposits stiffening and flexing during actuation, or short-circuited traces resulting from moisture penetration.

Symptoms of a bad membrane switch include: 

• Unresponsive or intermittent buttons requiring multiple presses
• Blackened or burnt seal from electrical leakage
• Complete circuit failure disabling inputs  
• Inaccurate temperature or function selection 

Color: Bisque

Replace yours today with this genuine OEM Whirlpool switch. Compatible with KitchenAid, Maytag, and Jenn-Air appliances as well, fortified seals contain signals while enduring rigorous routines. 

This membrane switch touch pad replaces a worn or unresponsive control panel interface so you can restore touch-button control of your range or oven. It provides the button surface and contact layer used to select functions and settings. What it does:

• Acts as the user-facing touch surface for oven/range controls so button presses register correctly
• Re-establishes reliable input when keys are unresponsive, sticky, or intermittently fail
• Works with the underlying control board to select bake/clock/temperature/timer functions
• Helps eliminate ghost presses or missed commands caused by damaged or worn button contacts

• One membrane switch touch pad

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electric shock
• Remove the oven/range control fascia or trim per service instructions to access the membrane layer
• Handle the membrane carefully—avoid creasing, tearing, or contaminating contact areas

This white membrane assembly is the thin keypad/overlay that sits on the appliance control console, restoring tactile button response and sealing the control area from spills and debris. What it does:

• Replaces a worn or damaged keypad membrane so buttons register presses reliably
• Helps restore control panel functionality when buttons are sticky or unresponsive
• Protects the underlying electronics from light moisture and dirt
• Maintains correct alignment and spacing for the console buttons

• One white membrane assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work
• Remove the console or control housing to access the old membrane; handle the new membrane gently to avoid creases or damage
• Align the membrane carefully with the button openings and the PCB; avoid touching circuit contacts with bare hands
• Reassemble the console and test button operation before finishing; if controls still do not respond, the underlying switch/PCB is functional

Color: White

This membrane switch touch pad replaces a worn or unresponsive control panel interface so you can restore reliable button response and regain normal oven/range control. It provides a direct user interface for selecting functions and settings. What it does:

• Registers user button presses on the oven/range control panel so the appliance accepts commands
• Replaces damaged, faded, or unresponsive keys that stop cycles from starting or changing settings
• Can correct intermittent or non-working touchpad behavior caused by wear or surface damage
• Works with the existing control housing and ribbon/connector to send signals to the control board

• One membrane switch touch pad

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Handle the flex ribbon and contacts carefully; avoid bending or creasing the conductor area
• Align the switch properly in the control housing and reconnect the ribbon/connector securely
• Test function with power restored before fully reassembling the control panel