Oven Control Board

Oven Control Board

Ryan from MO

Control board was randomly beeping, then got to the point no buttons were working and showing f11 error. That error means there is a short in the board.

Only need a Phillips #2 screw driver and a needle nose pliers.

Unplugged the stove. Unscrew the screws on the back top of the control panel. Unscrew the 4 screws holding in the control panel. Unplug the plugs from the old control panel and them them into the new one, one at a time in the same locations(it may require a needle nose pliers to free the old clips. Place the new control panel in the same spot the old one was, screw in the 4 screws holding it in place. (At this point I put it all back together plugged it in and tried it, it worked but 2 hours later it started beeping again. I looked un the box and noticed I was sent a new part that was not on the stove originally. It appeared to be a voltage regulator) To install this part Unplug stove, remove back panel of stove exposing all wiring. I stall new new voltage part on power bolts, this mat take a wrench, follow instuction that came with part to make sure property wired, it is simple and pictures are provided, it is pretty much color for color. Red, black, white and green. Replace back panel screw in screws, plug in and test. (Once the regulator was put in the oven has worked fine, have not had any more issues it.)

Oven Control Board

Ariane from OK

The oven control board needs to be replaced

My husband just looked on a you tube video, it was very simple exchange.

First, I was amazed by the quick delivery, even though I didn't paid for the faster option, I had the part in my home in two days. The repair was a no brainer. I had to peel off the decal from one post to paste in the other one.

Oven Control Board

Keith from FL

F12 code, indicating replacement required for Electronic Oven Control board

nut driver

Very easy to replace board. Hardest thing was to stick on new overlay on board, but that was simple too...