Part
Oven Control Board
Product Rating
Customer
Chris from VA
Problem
After hearing a pop about like a 2 liter bottle blowing its lid and the breaker tripping, on breaker reset received an F1 code on the oven.
Tools
Small flathead screwdriver and 5/16, (I believe as I'm typing from memory), driver.
Repair & Advice
After turning off the breaker AND unplugging the oven from its power source:
1) Remove the upper section of the back panel from the oven.
2) Remove the existing control board, (4 screws) from the oven.
3) The applique , (which does not come with the new part), must be carefully removed from the old board by peeling it away from the board itself. If unable to do so, a new applique is about $24.
4) Apply , (carefully), the applique to the new board. while still tacky from removal in previous step.
5) Finish removing the old control board from the ovens electrical connections. I did this by first using the small flathead to disconnect the multiwire harness plug from the board, being careful to not break the clips that hold the plug in place and making a mental note as to how the plug attaches, although I believe it will only connect one way.
6) Next I removed the individual wire connections from the old board one at a time and connected same, one at a time, to the appropriate connection on the new board until all, (4 or 5 wires), were transferred. You are now done with the old board*.
7) Now reconnect the multiwire connection to the new board remembering from Step 5 the plugin setup.
8) Reattach the board to the oven using the 4 screws removed earlier.
9) Reattach the upper back panel to the oven using the screws removed earlier.
10) Plug in the oven, reset the breaker and test the oven to insure proper working order. * I would be interested to find out if there is a market for the old board to get refurbished.
Story submitted on December 18, 2014
Part
Oven Control Board
Product Rating
Customer
Lee from ND
Problem
Top burners and clock worked. Oven did not after the oven light socket shorted out.
Tools
Electric drill and socket
Repair & Advice
Replaced oven light socket. Very easy. Then ordered control board. Very quick service. Removed control board -very easy. Then used blow dryer to remove overlay from old board. Easy to apply to new board. Easy fix. Old board was toasted when light socket shorted out.
Story submitted on March 16, 2023
Part
Oven Control Board
Product Rating
Customer
James from TX
Problem
The old control board blew and could not be repaired.
Tools
Star screwdriver, needle nose pliers.
Repair & Advice
This is very simple to replace. Be sure and unplug the oven, and take a picture to make sure what color wire plug into where. Parts Dr got me the new board quickly and at a very reasonable price.
Story submitted on July 13, 2021