Oven Control Board

Oven Control Board

Douglas from NM

The temperature of either oven would fluctuate 50 degrees during any given cooking cycle. Ste it at 350 and come back to find it at 420.

Phillips screwdriver, 1/4 nut driver, flashlight, stepstool.

We bought the control panel; it arrived faster than promised and was the correct part. We looked at YouTube videos until I found out how to replace it. After I turned off the power at the fuse panel, I had to remove 6 Phillips screws along the inside edges (visible once the oven doors are opened) holding the oven in the wall. I gently wiggled the oven away from the wall far enough to see 2 -1/4" hex head screws holding the complete upper panel to the oven. I removed those 4 screws ( 2 on each side) while holding the face panel from falling. Lifting it off the upper lip I was able to disconnect about 10-12 labeled connectors. I set the face panel on a towel on the counter, removed the 4 additional 1/4" screws holding the control to the face plate and swapped out the control. Assembly was simple (reverse order) and aside from dropping a 1/4" socket in the wall, never to be seen again, the new part works fine. We had to adjust the temperature a couple of times testing how long it would hold temp and how hot it would get, but within a day of multiple settings we are within 10 degrees of holding perfectly at any desired temp (300-475) The entire replacement took 20 minutes. Getting the tools, flashlight, step stool and looking for the socket made it an hour job.

Oven Control Board

John from CO

Oven control board digital display was out.

Volt meter/ohm meter.

Tested incoming voltage, tested voltage to the control board, ohm tested limit switches. Determined that the control board/display was out. Installing the new board/display was exactly what was needed. Oven is working better than new. Thank you Parts DR.