How To: GE Oven Control Board WB27T11312
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- How To Replace: GE Oven Control Board WB27T11312 www.appliancepa...
Symptoms: fails causing the oven not to work properly.
Tools: 1/4" nut driver, (camera phone) photo, heat gun, putty knife.
This GE made Range Oven Control Board replaces the following older part numbers on General Electric, Hotpoint, RCA, Sears and Kenmore Ranges: 1974157, WB27T10468, WB27T10817, WB27T11274.
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I didn't even listen to what you were saying because I had the volume turned off. Just watching was enough for me to fix my oven. Instead of taking a picture I just pulled each wire and put it in the new board one at a time.....good video!
I broke my parent's oven replacing a lightbulb 2 days ago. I replaced the control board today- cheaper and faster than a service call. Let that be a lesson to me about switching off the breaker. Anyhow, I'm so grateful this video helped me Switch out the part (and how to move over the display without paying for a new one- they're pricey)!
So I did the same thing to my own oven. I didn't turn the circuit breaker off when changing the light bulb. I just got the new part and I am about to replace the circuit board. This video made it seem super easy.
@@davidligman3706 Hope it all worked out!
@@davidligman3706 did that too! Had no idea it was necessary to shut off power before changing the bulb. I have never done that before in my life. Hoping that all goes well when plugging back in and that I get everything put back together properly.
Important Tip: I just replaced the inlay and here's a couple things I learned the hard way. You will probably find the plastic case that incases the board is covered with grease from years of cooking and needs to be cleaned DO NOT SPRAY ANYTHING ON IT! It's dark back there so you may not notice the front of the plastic case has holes in it and the spray will get inside and may ruin the board, put the degreaser or windex on a rag and wipe it down. Also the heat can damage the board, I think my old inlay would have come off easily without it. you don't need to unplug anything on the board to change the inlay (except the range's power cord to the wall), the less you mess with the board the better. The new inlay has a self stick adhesive on it and does not need heat to stick as long as the plastic is clean and dry. When I was finished I plugged the range back in and nothing except than the burners worked, the clock flashed and it made a warning beep while the display showed an F7 32 error code. The burners were still functional but nothing else, the alarm would go off every 5 minutes when the range was plugged in until I pushed the CLEAR button so we had to turn off the range's breaker in the fuse box when not in use. I spent $100 ordering a new board, then the next morning I turned the breaker back on so I could use the burner to make eggs and I noticed the clock was stable, when I tested everything else it was working again! I'm guessing the degreaser I mistakenly sprayed on the board must have finally dried up causing it to start working again
You are awesome for writing this
THANK YOU!!!
great video but what if the old control board has one male 5 prong unit and the new one has 2 - a red one and a white one, do you just use the red side only and plug old female side in
Thank you so very much for the informative video. Using it I was able to repair my oven.
You saved our Thanksgiving dinner.
Hi do you know if control boad has a fuse in it and that will blow when short circuit? I mistakenly pulled a wire when it was connected and heard a pop now my control board is not working but stove is working
are the heat gun and pliers really necessary or can I still do this without them? thanks!
My problem is that the control board on my stove is at the front just above the door and I can't find any instructions on how to remove it. Any suggestions or advice would be appreciated.
Question: The Orange and Yellow wires coming out of the RED plug, what are they connected to inside the oven? I know the white wires go to the temperature probe but not sure where the yellow and orange ones go??
My replacement board came with a white and red connector harness on the left side. When I installed it and turned it on it says “SEE” and nothing but the clear button on the control panel works. Any advice? Greatly appreciated!
What is the model number of your appliance?
Hey there! I actually figured it out. I bought an aftermarket product which came with instructions. Didn’t find them until I put everything back into the box after installing/removing it, naturally…. Got it figured out thankfully. Thanks for the response.
Glad you were able to get it figure out. If there is anything we can help you with in the future please let us know.
What was your solution? We had a repair guy replace ours and it’s doing similar but he doesn’t have the instructions anymore. I feel like it needs to be a setting
There are 2 white wire connectors attached to the controller. The connections are identified as TB100 and TB101 on the board and appear to be locking. How do you unlock the connectors? Pulling on the wires does not work. Thank you.
have you tried to take a pair of needle nose pliers and pull them out that way?
@appliancepartspros I was nervous because it is appeared to be fused. Knowing that it was not a locking type of connection I applied more force and it came off. Thank you so much.
Great video and clear directions, thank you!!
my oven heats up but the flame oscillates from a large flame to a small flame, even going out completely at times. the sound of the flame makes a sort of huffing sound, with the bottom of the oven panel removed I can see that the flame is not well controlled although the oven will reach temperature. The question is, should I replace the control board?
How do you remove the 2 white wires?
What is the model number of your appliance?
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Sir! Can you tell me the wiring of the red plug ,( 2 white wires, & 1 Orange 1 yellow, ) I need to know where these wires where to connect to. Thanks.
I have this exact oven, I’m getting a bad line and a constant beep coming from the oven. Do I need to replace my board?
I had a similar problem with my board, what happened is when I cleaned it I got soap on it. I opened it up, cleaned it with alcohol and let it dry.
My board isn’t wet or anything but it’s saying the same thing. What would it be?
@@ForbiddenFate13 Well I was planning to replace the board anyway so you might as well clean it up before replacing it. The exact part i cleaned is between membrane and the board. UNPLUG and don't touch any capacitors.
Can you guys telling me how the 4 wires of the red plug , how they connects to.
Thanks 🙏🏻
U save my life, ty
Using a hair dryer I was able to get the faceplate off and installed. I did however lose the gadget holding the burner light wire in place. Remove it carefully before proceeding to remove the oven control panel.
Mine (plastic around burner light and stove on/ off light above or below it) snapped right off when I was disassembling wires from the control board
My oven temperature is not reaching the temp I set the control knob at.It also won`t get hotter than 425F.what part should I be replacing?
I can`t seem to find the make.
@@keeff8195 if you pull out the draw at the very bottom itll be located on the right hand side.
@@keeff8195 is there a error code or just wont reach past 425?
@@MrChris7582 hi one question if there is a burn relay on the board should the board be replace cause the oven dont work?
@@RIOAguilar1717 do you know how to use a volt meter? you can test where the short is coming from. could he the board the wires or the censor. if not you can replace each part till it works. if no wires look loose and youve already replaced the censor its a good chance its the board. for sure. its not too hard to replace take the knobs off open the back take a picture so you know where the wires belong. take the wires out and unscrew it. goes with out saying but I will put this here anyways. make sure you unplug the stove before anything 240 volts is no joke its not like the 120 volts a normal outlet if you get shocked either could kill you but its twice as likely with that much juice.
I had a very hard time understanding the instructions due to the heavy accent.
Lol
It's not that bad dude
Are you f'ing kidding me. There was no issue oncesoever to understand this kind gentleman. Take your racist dog whistle home because it so hard to understand eh comprehend!