Control Panel (Stainless)

Control Panel (Stainless)

Jerry from WA

Panel turning on off by self, timer.

Milwaukee drill screw and hex bit.

Took four screws out holding oven in cabinet. Pulled oven partially out of opening. Removed bolts holding panel in. Disconnected two ribbon connectors. Put old adapter plate into new panel. Reversed process.

Control Panel (Stainless)

Eric from CA

Wall oven control panel not working.

Screwdriver.

Very simple and easy to replace. Removed 4 screws on the side of the oven to be able to pull out oven slightly just to have access to remove the panel assembly by removing the screws that holds in place then pull the assembly out.. unhook the two wires by pressing each side to release. Install the new assembly and reconnect the two wires by pressing on both sides to pop open the connector and slide the wire in do this to both wires then drew the assembly back securely. Test to make sure it’s working before pushing the oven back in and replacing the screws back. Replacement complete. Note: Video on how to can be found on YouTube. https://youtu.be/ozqJ8y7adCE

Control Panel (Stainless)

Matthew from UT

Buttons on Display panel stopped working one by one

Socket. Screw Driver

Turn off power for the oven. Removed screws holding oven under the counter. Pulled out oven. Removed bolts from top of oven. Released the latch holding the ribbon cables in place connecting the broken display panel to the circuit board. Unbolted the old display panel. Bolted in the new display panel. Connected the ribbon cable from the new display panel to the circuit board. Bolted the top of oven back on. Screwed the oven back in place. Turned power on.