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Whirlpool and KitchenAid Oven Control Board Part Numbers Reference Chart

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Several different part numbers are often used to describe the same electronic control board

It’s not uncommon for different part numbers to refer to the same board.  Manufacturers tend to revise parts and will usually assign a new number to the revision, even though it is essentially the same as the original.

To add to that, third party resellers and part houses have their own set of unique part numbers generated in-house for their inventory that get assigned to the OEM parts.

This means several entities have come up with many different numbers to describe one thing.

At ApplianceBoardRepair.com we want to eliminate any confusion when it’s time to get your board serviced.

So, here is a table of control board part numbers for common Whirlpool and Kitchen Aid ovens.

Primary Part NumberAlternate Part Numbers
62681755674, 82758, 701007, AP3395732, AP3391728, 82381, 82984
WPW10340935B00B8AF5A6, B008DJLFM2, AP6019929, B01HJRJXUY, B00D8ORLA2, 8303885, PS11753240, 8303885R, 8303505, B008DK302Y, 1877909, B008DK4TBK, W10340935, B004Q3V1NW
WPW10438709B008DK3ZOM, PS11754733, 8301915, 8302149, B001DPR1C6, 8302311, W10438709, W10251586, 2304734, B008DJLCRU, B004T85IFQ, B001MS1IE6, AP6021409, 8303017R, B008DK4XLQ, 8303017
WPW10438710W10340943, B004Q41HSU, 4446809, B00D8P88DA, B004Q4171M, W10105800, PS11754734, W10105800R, B008DK4KFK, B001DPTCSM, AP6021410, 8303819, B008DJNTEO, W10438710, 8303884
WPW10438750B004UUAQUA, 8303883, W10340941, B01HJRLHBM, B008DK4RQC, AP6021413, 8303883R, B0032XJV6G, B00B8A8WAQ, B008DK4JZ6, PS11754737, 3015163, B0048UIFBE, B00LHR5TUQ, 8303817, W10438750, W10244191
WPW10438752B07646YQSP, 8302305R, B008DJLCEI, 8303022, W10251587, 8301890, AP6021415, 8303018, B00L5G81LS, B00J8I7L0W, 8302305, W10438752, PS11754739, B001KGQF7U, B008DK3YJI, B001UGO42I, 2683891
4448876WPW10622237, W10622239, AP2929179, 4459411, 4448876R, W10622237
4452242590020, AP3030378, 4452242REXCR, 4452242R
44536614453661R, EA731496, AP3175498, 4453379, 4451986, 4452904, AH731496, PS731496, 4453165, 939594, 4453135
7601P233-60AH2090625, 100-644-00, 102990081, EA2090625, AP4102875, 7601P23360, 4381514, 709272, PS2090625
7601P214-607601P214-60R, AP4103856, 7601P21460, 709255, 879478, W10125294
48675200487604, 486752-REPL, 35-00-571, 14-33-347, 1013779, 35-00-751, 487604, AP2836528
5700M662-60AP4396710, 5700M66260, 71002959, 1543598
WPW10438751B0156NFM4Y, 2983186, 8301917, B008DK4XWK, B008DK407S, PS11754738, B004QIPDNQ, B01HJRLHAI, B00ECV2C3Q, W10438751, 8302319, B01LF2NQ2K, AP6021414, 8302319R, 8302152, W10406070
31692593169257, 3182392EXCR, 3169257EXCR, 497306, AP3095480, 3182392
31692583182391, 3169256EXCR, 3169256, 497305, AP3095479, 3182391EXCR
8186024961211, 4453193, AH734569, 4452900, EA734569, B008DJXTUS, B004XL32D4, PS734569, B008DJYWI6, AP3177932, B008DJXRIC, 4452892
318010700100-00755-00A, EA440925, PS440925, AH440925, 499452, AP2127072
WP710034018507P017-60, 696652, 100-01417-01
WB27K5053343557, 336327, 339188, 337178, 4337723, 4342559, 254239, 338894, 337179, AP2632540, 4338512, 336282, 4337741, 4337979, 336328, 339187, 4342561, 4337742, 335647, 340453
1200191412001914R, 71003399, 7428P058-60, AP4009507, 958653, 71001893, AH2003437, EA2003437, 100-00699-00A, PS2003437, 100-00699-01, 7428P036-60
318010102AH440917, 318010102R, AP2127066, 833235, EA440917, PS440917
316207511AH820139, PS820139, 316557511, B00E0CVZQC, AP3561834, SF5341-S7511, 316207531, SF5341-S7511-E, EA820139, 1036364
627901057339, 62697, AP3394531
62692755935, 756214, 755676, 82759, AP3390975, 756368, 82983, 701002, 82382, 1491393
83029674451991, EA973354, WP8302967, 4451856, 1057546, AP3767567, 4452898, AH973354, 4437919, PS973354, 808069101, 4452890, 4453664
708925AP4955221, 4453380
4453166AP4952782, 595178

Common Dacor Oven Control Board Part Numbers and Alternate Part Numbers

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Electronic Control Boards can have multiple part numbers!

Manufacturers revise parts frequently to compensate for latent design flaws.  Generally, each revision of a part gets a new part number, despite the fact that the revision is functionally equivalent to the original part number.

Part houses and re-sellers tend to generate their own part numbers and assign those to OEM parts they distribute to assist their own inventory tracking.

This is how several different part numbers come to reflect the same board.

ApplianceBoardRepair.com does not want you to be confused by this when you need to get your board serviced.

Here is a reference table for common Dacor control board part numbers.

Primary Part NumberAlternate Part Numbers
627891094130, AP3392876, 62512, PS4265100, 82235, 62696
701006AP4369148
62707AP3393195, 755680, 62161
869491423294, AP4109547
6269282983, AP3390975, 82759, 755676, 1491393, 755935, 756214, 701002, 756368, 82382
62680755673, AP3394722, 62182, 755546
7010037544, 9087, 739077, 7358, AP4366834, AP3341188, P095135
7010051564361, AP3741904
6268182984, AP3395732, 82381, AP3391728, 82758, 755674, 701007

 

Whirlpool Corp. Ovens – JennAir, Maytag, Magic Chef – Failed Touchpad, F1 & F7 codes. We have the solution!

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F1 or F7 error code? Touchpad unresponsive? Random beeping?

These are telltale symptoms of touchpad failures for popular model series:

RB26, CWE9, W131, A947, C987, 9875, CWE7, 7721 and A987

Unfortunately, once these touchpads fail, they cannot be replaced.  Worse, replacements are no longer available.  Fear not…

We have a superior solution that does not involve replacing the appliance.

ApplianceBoardRepair exclusively brings you the BoardFruit LinkBox.  This innovative piece of tech lets you control your original home oven with a new 7″ touchscreen tablet.  The failed touchpad panel stays on the oven, preserving the original appearance of the appliance.


For $380, we will rebuild your control board and install a new LinkBox kit on your control panel.  The LinkBox kit itself costs $300, and you’ll need to install it yourself if you don’t send in your board.

Whether you wanted to get started on ordering your LinkBox, or if you just want to ask some questions, send us a message.

This post is specifically reaching out to people with the following model numbers and touchpad part numbers. If yours isn’t listed, don’t hesitate to inquire.

CWE9000BCE, CWE9000BDE, CWE9000CDE, CWE9000DDE, CWE9000BCB, CWE9000DDB, CWE9000BDB, CWE9000CDB, 9475VRV, 9875VRV, 9475XRB, 9875XRB, A9475XRB, A9475VRV, A9875XRB,  A9875VRV, C9875VRV, C9875XRB, L9875XRB, RB262PXAB0, RB262PXAB1, RB262PXAB2, RB262PXAB3, RB262PXAB4, RB262PXAB5, RB262PXAB6, RB262PXAQ0, RB262PXAQ2, RB262PXAQ3, RB262PXAQ4, RB262PXAQ5, RB262PXAQ6, RB262PXAW0, W131B, W131W, W131W-C

The Lexicon of Oven Electronics: Control Board, Relay Board, and Touchpad

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Well versed in the language

The vast majority of home ovens these days are controlled by electronics.  Generally, a system of various electronic components are employed in unison to get the job done.

Lets take a look at the heavy hitters in these systems.

Electronic Control Board

aka: Electronic range controller (erc), electronic oven controller (eoc), Clock, Timer, controller, control module, control assembly, printed circuit board (pcb), Printed circuit Card (PC Card)

This is the kingpin.  Aptly named, the electronic control board controls the whole system.  Almost all of them take input from the keypad and have a display with the clock, temperature, etc.  Most of the time, they also directly sense temperature and control the heating elements and other apparati.

Control Boards have a pretty high failure rate.  If you need to get yours serviced, find your part on our site to get started, or send us an inquiry if it’s not listed.

Sometimes, control systems split the task between a few different boards.  When there is a board that appears to have little more than the clock, it can be referred to as Display Board, Display Head, or Control Head.

Relay Board

aka: Power Relay Board (PRB), Appliance manager

This board generally handles the oven apparati (elements, door locks, etc.) in the instances where the control system is split between different boards.

They are most readily identifiable by their bulky, boxy, typically black components called relays.  Relays are electronically controlled switches.  In this application, they are switching high voltage power onto the heating elements, or energizing lock motors, or passing electricity to the cavity lights, etc.  Relays are awesome.

Sometimes, the relay board and the main control board are assembled together in a module, but they are frequently separate as well.  Even when they are separated, the boards still work with each other, and thus are connected to each other by a bunch of wires and wiring harnesses.

If you’re experiencing oven control failures, be sure to send both boards in for repair.

Touchpad

aka: keypad, touch panel, panel assembly, membrane switch, membrane panel, control panel, membrane assembly

This is merely a keyboard.  It’s where all the buttons are that you press to make the oven do things.  The control board is constantly sensing state of the buttons on the touchpad and will kick into gear when a button is pressed.

The touchpad almost always connects to the control board via ribbon tape conductors.  These cables are wonderfully flexible, lending themselves to component swapping.  However, they are also extremely fragile and irreparable when damaged – handle with care.

In general, touchpads cannot be repaired when they fail – replacement is the only option.  Unfortunately, this gets extremely complicated by the fact that many touchpads are obsolete.  Occasionally, you can find original touchpads available on sites like eBay, but these are very risky to purchase.  They are probably used and already broken.

Luckily, we have developed some great tech that gets around this problem and saves you form scrapping your entire appliance in the event of touchpad failure.  ApplianceBoardRepair and BoardFruit, Inc. have partnered together, exclusively offering the BoardFruit LinkBox to get you out of these dilemmas.

That wraps up the language lesson for today! Don’t hesitate to ask questions or send an inquiry if you’d like to know more.

Whirlpool, KitchenAid Electric Ovens: E1 F2/E2 F2 Error Code, bad keypad – all is not lost!

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Oven not responding to buttons? E1 F2 / E2 F2 error code? Random Beeping?

These symptoms almost certainly indicate a failed Whirlpool/KitchenAid keypad, which are frequently no longer available, or prohibitively expensive.  There is a small chance that the ribbon cable connecting the keypad to the control board has come loose, or that the control board itself has failed.

To inspect the ribbon cable, you simply just need to get eyes on the backside of the control panel. If you need instructions on how to access the control cabinet, refer to this post.

Always cut power to the oven at the breaker before performing any maintenance.

The ribbon cable looks like a piece of tape that is protruding from the backside of the panel and inserts into a connector on the electronic control board.  If it’s snugly inserted, then that’s not the problem.

So is it the control board or the keypad on the control panel that has failed?

This is a pretty tough question to answer without the proper expertise.  Luckily, we are experts in this matter, and we have solutions for either failure.

In our experience, control board failure causes E1 F2 and other keypad related fail symptoms less than 1% of the time.  But, it never hurts to inspect.

How do I inspect the control board, and how would I replace a keypad that’s no longer available?

The answer to control board and keypad failures

Send us the whole control assembly – panel/keypad and board.  ApplianceBoardRepair technicians can thoroughly diagnose the system.  If we determine that the board isn’t the root cause of failure, we can upgrade the control assembly with the BoardFruit LinkBox – which is available exclusively at ApplianceBoardRepair.

What is the BoardFruit LinkBox?

Well, you could check out the BoardFruit website to learn a little more, but here’s everything you need to know:

  • All keypad functions are exported from the panel to a 7″ touchscreen tablet
  • A small electronic module is installed on the backside of the panel that connects to the control board through a new ribbon cable in place of the old one
  • The original appearance of the panel’s front side is unaltered
  • The original keypad buttons will no longer function (but it sounds like they were dead already…)

 

  • The tablet operates the oven through a remote Bluetooth connection
  • The tablet comes with a cool charger and stand assembly that readily mounts over any standard outlet
  • It costs $300.00 and is backed by a one year warranty
  • For $380.00, we’ll refurbish the control board as well, which will also be guaranteed for a year (you should always choose this option)

The LinkBox Tablet on its charger stand

 

If this sounds like it’s the right move for you, then send us a message to get started.  Feel free to ask any questions, too.

This post is intended to help people struggling with the following part and model numbers.  If yours isn’t listed, don’t hesitate to send us an inquiry.

Panel Part NUmbers:

4451066, 4451067, 4452035, 4452036, 4451322, 4451323, 4452040, 4452041, 4451301, 4451302, 4451304, 4451305, 4451307, 4451308, 4451310, 4451311, 4451313, 4451314, 4451316, 4451327, 4451328, 4451333, 4451334, 4451336, 4451337, 4451339, 4451340, 4451341, 4451342, 4451343, 4451345, 4451346, 4451347, 4451348, 8300457, 8300460, W10161677

related model numbers:

CAWX629JQ0, EAT19PMW6, EAT19PTWR6, EAT19PTW6, ED20TQXEW00, GBD277PDB0, GBD277PDB1, GBD277PDQ0, GBD277PDQ1, GBD277PDS1, GBD307PDB0, GBD307PDB1, GBD307PDQ0, GBD307PDQ1, GBD307PDS1, GBS277PDB0, GBS277PDB1, GBS277PDQ0, GBS277PDQ1, GBS277PDS1, GBS307PDB0, GBS307PDB1, GBS307PDQ0, GBS307PDQ1, GBS307PDS1, GBS307PDT1, GMC275PDB0, GMC275PDB1, GMC275PDQ0, GMC275PDQ1, GMC275PDS1, GMC305PDB1, GMC305PDQ0, GMC305PDQ1, GSC308PJB2, GSC308PJB3, GSC308PJB4, GSC308PJQ2, GSC308PJQ3, GSC308PJQ4, GSC308PJS2, KEMC307KBL0, KEMC308KBL0, KEMC308KBT0, KEMC308KSS0, KEMC308KWH0, KEMS308GBL3, KEMS308GSS0, KEMS308GSS1, KEMS308GSS2, KEMS308GSS3, KEMS308GWH3, LA7800XTN1, M1100, PDB1420AWX, RBD245PDB1, RBD245PDB2, RBD245PDB3, RBD245PDB4, RBD245PDB6, RBD245PDQ1, RBD245PDQ2, RBD245PDQ3, RBD245PDQ4, RBD245PDQ6, RBD275PDB1, RBD275PDB2, RBD275PDB3, RBD275PDB4, RBD275PDB6, RBD275PDQ1, RBD275PDQ2, RBD275PDQ3, RBD275PDQ4, RBD275PDQ6, RBD305PDB1, RBD305PDB2, RBD305PDB4, RBD305PDB6, RBD305PDQ1, RBD305PDQ2, RBD305PDQ4, RBD305PDQ6, RBD306PDB1, RBD306PDB2, RBD306PDB4, RBD306PDB6, RBD306PDQ1, RBD306PDQ2, RBD306PDQ4, RBD306PDQ6, RBD306PDZ1, RBD306PDZ2, RBS245PDB1, RBS245PDB2, RBS245PDB4, RBS245PDB6, RBS245PDQ1, RBS245PDQ2, RBS245PDQ4, RBS245PDQ6, RBS275PDB1, RBS275PDB2, RBS275PDB4, RBS275PDB6, RBS275PDQ1, RBS275PDQ2, RBS275PDQ4, RBS275PDQ6, RBS277PDB1, RBS305PDB1, RBS305PDB2, RBS305PDB4, RBS305PDB6, RBS305PDQ1, RBS305PDQ2, RBS305PDQ4, RBS305PDQ6, RBS305PDZ1, RB788GD1

Open fuse can “kill” Whirlpool and KitchenAid electric wall ovens. Easy to fix!

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Dead Whirlpool/KitchenAid oven? Blank display, no beeping, nothing…

This happens too often, and it can be the result of one of a few different parts of the oven failing.  A frequent conclusion is that the control board is faulty, but there is often an open fuse in line with power to the control board, which can have the same effect.

The typical control board in question is shown below.

Whirlpool Control Board 4452242 – front

Whirlpool Control Board 4452242 – back

Whirlpool Thermal Fuse WP4451042

To check the fuse, cut power to the oven at the breaker and expose the control board behind the panel.  Refer to this post if you need help accessing the control board.

Use an ohmmeter to check for continuity through the fuse.  If you don’t know how to do that, refer to this instructional video from RepairClinic.

If the fuse is good, but the control board still won’t light up when power is applied to the oven, it needs to be repaired.

We fix these boards for $120.00 and they come backed by a one-year warranty.  Head to ApplianceBoardRepair.com, enter your information, and get a shipping label in less than five minutes!

The following part and model numbers are those most frequently associated with this failure.  Have a question or need help finding a part?  Send us an inquiry anytime.

OEM PART NUMBER: 4448876
Aka:
4448876R, AP2929179

BRANDS:
Whirlpool

MODELS:
RBD276PDQ1, RBD275PDQ2, RBD307PDB2, RBD245PDB4, GBD307PDB0,
RBD305PDB1, RBD277PDB1, RBD245PDQ4, RBD275PDQ1, RBD305PDB3,
RBD306PDB2, RBD245PDB2, PBK1227, RBD275PDB2, RBD306PDQ1,
RBD277PDB2, RBD305PDB4, GBD307PDQ0, RBD307PDQ2, RBD305PDQ6,
RBD275PDB3, RBD277PDQ2, RBD276PDB1, RBD275PDQ3, RBD305PDB2,
GBD277PDB0, RBD305PDQ4, RBD306PDZ2, RBD276PDB4, RBD306PDB4,
RBD307PDB1, RBD305PDQ1, RBD305PDB6, RBD275PDQ4, RBD277PDB4,
RBD306PDQ2, RBD245PDB1, RBD306PDZ4, RBD305PDQ2, RBD277PDQ4,
RBD276PDQ4, RBD307PDQ1, RBD245PDQ3, RBD245PDQ1, RBD306PDZ1,
RBD276PDB2, RBD306PDQ4, RBD277PDQ1, RBD275PDB4, RBD245PDB3,
RBD306PDB1, RBD307PDQ4, RBD305PDQ3, RBD276PDQ2, GBD277PDQ0,
RBD275PDB1, RBD245PDQ2

OEM PART NUMBER: 4452242
Aka:
4452242R, AP3030378

BRANDS:
Whirlpool

MODELS:
GBD277PDB1, RBD275PDB6, GBD307PDB1, GBD277PDQ1, GBD307PDQ1,
RBD245PDQ6, GBD307PDT1, GBD307PDS1, RBD275PDQ6, GDB277PDQ1,
RBD276PDQ6, RBD306PDB6, GBD277PDS1, RBD306PDQ6, GDB277PDB1,
RBD245PDB6, RBD276PDB6, RBD306PDZ6

 

Remove an Oven Control Board – A simple How To

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Is your oven clock throwing errors, beeping or just dead?  Regardless of what you may hear, the control boards on all appliances are repairable.  To replace it or send it to ApplianceBoardRepair for repair, you will need to get it out.  Oven electronic controllers AKA (ERC, Clock, Timer, PCB controller) can usually be pulled out within 5 to 10 minutes. Most local appliance repair companies can remove and re-install them for you for about $100, but if you are a little handy, you can save time and money by doing this simple procedure yourself.  This is a generic write-up that addresses the critical steps in the operation.  By far, the most important thing is to be safe and make sure power has been disconnected with the breaker box.  A close second is to make sure you take some decent pictures of the controller before you start disconnecting it.  Pictures will be very handy to have once you get the controller back.

This posting shows the basic steps for removing a control board from a built-in double electric General Electric/Kenmore model .  A similar process applies to Whirlpool, Kitchenaid, GE, Thermador, Dacor, Jennair and many others. This process is just as easy on most other oven brands and you will likely feel awesome knowing you did it yourself. All you usually need is a screw driver and a tasty beverage.  Without further ado….

1.  Turn Off Power to Oven

This is the single most important step.  Wiring to your oven can kill you!  Sounds scary but if you shut power off to the oven you will be safe.  This is for your safety and to protect the electronics of the oven.  Removing power ensures that no wires will be shorted to other metal parts.   This is done with the circuit breaker.  Find the right one and make sure it turns off all lights in the oven and control panel.  If the display is working and you can make the oven beep, it still has power.

Find the Circuit Breaker for your Oven. Turn it off!!! Important!!!

 

2.  Remove Mounting Hardware

Common Steps for Any Oven Control Board Removal

This Kenmore/General Electric has mounting screws for the support brackets on the sides of the oven door.  These can be removed by opening the door and removing the holding screws.

3.  Take Notes and Pictures

Now, the control panel should be loose and you can pull it out to see what is behind the control panel.  This is great time to take some notes and pictures.  This is quick to do and you will be glad you did once it is time to re-install the control board.

In most cases, as in this one, you will see the control board attached to the front panel.  Again, before you remove the control board from the panel or disconnect any wires, it is recommended that you take some snapshots before going any further.

Once the connections are removed and the control board is free, all you have to do is wrap it with some cushioning and put it in a box.  Most control boards will be fixed, tested and returned to your door step within a week.

‘PF’ Code on Whirlpool Oven Clock Displays: GBD, RBD and most other model series

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Many ApplianceBoardRepair customers are observing code ‘PF’ on their Whirlpool Gold and RBD oven clock displays, usually along with the other symptoms covered in a previous discussion:

  • ‘E6 F2’ or ‘E5 F2’ ERROR CODE

  • RANDOM BEEPING

  • NO CLOCK DISPLAY

  • UNRESPONSIVE/DEAD OVEN

WHAT DOES ERROR CODE ‘PF’ MEAN?

Actually, the ‘PF’ isn’t really an error code.  In fact, it is a good indicator that the oven control board isn’t shot, and may not have any problems at all.

‘PF’ means Power Failure

The control board displays this whenever it recovers from a momentary power loss.

Now, that in itself means there could be a problem.  Momentary power losses can occur from many things including, but not limited to:

  • Lightning strike

  • Power spike

  • Power outage (…duh)

  • Faulty oven control transformer

  • Faulty oven control board (typical part numbers: 8302967, 8302319, 8303883, 8303884)

Your breaker box at home will generally do a pretty good job of protecting your oven against the first three, and ApplianceBoardRepair will get you back up and running if it’s either of the last two.

So if you see ‘PF’, don’t worry – we got your back.  Send us an inquiry on our website or to info@applianceboardrepair.com if you’re ever concerned or need help figuring out the next step.

 

Model and Part numbers frequently associated with this topic are listed below.

OEM PART NUMBER: WPW10438750
Aka:
W10438750, 8303817, 8303883R, W10340941, 8303883, W10244191, PS11754737, AP6021413

BRANDS:
Whirlpool

MODELS:
GBD277PRQ01, RBD245PRQ03, GBD277PRQ00, RBD245PRB04, RBD277PVQ02,
RBD245PRS01, RBD305PVS00, GBD277PRB00, GBD307PRB01, RBD275PVT02,
RBD245PRQ04, RBD307PVQ00, RBD277PVB02, RBD275PVT03, RBD307PVQ02,
RBD245PRT02, GBD307PRT00, RBD305PVB00, RBD307PVB00, RBD245PRT00,
RBD245PRS00, GBD277PRS03, GBD277PRQ03, RBD245PRB00, GBD307PRS01,
GBD307PRQ03, RBD275PVB00, RBD305PRQ02, RBD305PVT02, GBD307PRS00,
GBD307PRY03, GBD307PRS02, RBD305PVT00, RBD275PRS02, RBD245PRB05,
RBD245PRQ05, RBD305PVQ00, RBD275PRB00, RBD275PVS00, RBD275PRT02,
RBD305PVB02, RBD275PRS01, RBD277PVB00, RBD275PRS00, GBD277PRS02,
GBD277PRB01, RBD305PRS00, RBD305PVS02, RBD245PRT03, RBD305PRT00,
RBD275PVB02, GBD307PRB00, RBD275PVT00, RBD277PVS02, GBD307PRB03,
RBD275PRQ00, RBD245PRS04, RBD305PRB02, RBD245PRT05, RBD307PVS00,
GBD277PRS01, RBD277PVQ00, GBD307PRQ01, RBD275PRB02, RBD275PRT00,
RBD245PRT04, RBD307PVB02, GBD307PRQ00, RBD275PVQ00, GBD277PRT00,
RBD275PRQ02, GBD277PRS00, RBD245PRS02, GBD307PRS03, GBD307PRY01,
RBD277PVS00, RBD245PRS03, RBD305PRS02, RBD307PVS02, RBD245PRB02,
RBD305PRB00, RBD305PRT02, RBD275PVS02, RBD245PRB03, GBD277PRB03,
RBD305PRQ00, RBD305PVQ02, RBD245PRS05, RBD245PRQ02, RBD275PVQ02,
RBD245PRQ00

OEM PART NUMBER: WPW10438751
Aka:
B01HJRLHAI, B0156NFM4Y, W10406070, 8302152, 8302319R, B008DK4XWK, B01LF2NQ2K, 8301917, PS11754738, B00ECV2C3Q, 8302319, W10438751, AP6021414, B004QIPDNQ, B008DK407S

BRANDS:
Whirlpool

MODELS:
RBD305PDB14, RBD306PDT14, RBD245PDS15, RBD275PDB15, GBD307PDB10,
RBD305PDS14, RBD245PDB14, RBD245PDS14, RBD275PDQ15, RBD275PDQ14,
RBD245PDQ15, GBD307PDQ09, RBD305PDQ14, RBD275PDS15, GBD307PDS10,
RBD245PDQ14, RBD245PDT14, RBD305PDS15, RBD306PDB15, RBD245PDT15,
RBD275PDT14, RBD306PDT15, GBD277PDB09, RBD245PDB15, GBD277PDQ09,
GBD307PDT09, RBD306PDB14, GBD277PDQ10, GBD307PDT10, GBD277PDB10,
GBD307PDS09, GBD277PDS10, RBD275PDS14, RBD275PDB14, GBD307PDB09,
GBD307PDQ10, RBD305PDQ15, RBD305PDT14, RBD275PDT15, RBD305PDT15,
RBD306PDQ14, RBD306PDQ15, GBD277PDT10, RBD305PDB15, GBD277PDT09,
GBD277PDS09

OEM PART NUMBER: 8302967
Aka:
4452898, AH973354, 4451991, 4452890, PS973354, 1057546, 4453664, AP3767567, 4451856, EA973354

BRANDS:
KitchenAid, REF, Whirlpool

MODELS:
GBD277PDQ5, RBD306PDZ8, GBD307PDT5, RBD275PDB8, GBD307PDS2,
GBD277PDB2, GBD277PDQ3, RBD275PDQ10, RBD305PDB10, GBD307PDB6,
GBD307PDS7, GBD277PDB3, RBD275PDB10, RBD245PDT11, RBD305PDT13,
RBD245PDQ7, RBD306PDZ7, RBD275PDQ12, RBD245PDT8, GBD307PDQ6,
RBD306PDT11, RBD276PDB12, RBD305PDQ12, RBD275PDB11, RBD276PDB8,
RBD305PDQ10, RBD306PDB11, RBD305PDT11, GBD307PDB3, GBD277PDQ7,
RBD276PDQ7, GBD277PDS8, KBRP36MHW00, RBD305PDB12, RBD275PDQ9,
RBD245PDB8, RBD275PDQ7, RBD306PDQ12, GBD307PDQ7, GBD277PDB8,
RBD306PDB13, RBD305PDB7, GBD277PDB7, RBD305PDQ8, GBD277PDQ2,
RBD245PDT12, RBD245PDB9, RBD245PDB7, RBD275PDT8, RBD305PDB11,
GBD277PDB6, RBD275PDB7, RBD306PDB8, RBD275PDT11, RBD276PDQ9,
GBD307PDS6, RBD275PDB13, RBD305PDQ7, GBD307PDS5, RBD275PDQ13,
GBD277PDQ8, RBD245PDQ8, RBD275PDQ11, RBD245PDQ12, RBD276PDB11,
RBD305PDQ13, RBD276PDQ8, RBD306PDB7, RBD275PDS12, RBD306PDQ10,
RBD245PDS12, M, GBD277PDS7, GBD307PDB5, RBD245PDB12,
RBD306PDZ10, GBD307PDB2, RBD276PDB9, RBD306PDQ11, RBD276PDB7,
GBD277PDQ6, RBD245PDT9, GBD277PDS2, RBD306PDB12, GBD277PDS3,
GBD307PDT2, RBD306PDT13, RBD306PDQ7, GBD277PDS6, RBD275PDT10,
RBD305PDQ11, RBD306PDT12, GBD307PDQ5, GBD307PDT7, GBD307PDT3,
RBD245PDT10, RBD306PDB10, GBD277PDS5, RBD305PDB8, GBD307PDT4,
GBD307PDQ2, RBD245PDQ10, RBD275PDB12, RBD276PDQ12, RBD275PDT9,
RBD245PDB10, RBD305PDT12, RBD306PDQ13, RBD275PDB9, GBD277PDQ4,
GBD277PDT7, RBD305PDB13, RBD305PDB9, RBD306PDZ9, RBD276PDQ11,
RBD305PDQ9, GBD307PDQ3, RBD276PDB10, RBD245PDQ11, RBD275PDT13,
RBD245PDQ9, GBD277PDT8, RBD305PDS12, RBD306PDQ8, RBD275PDT12,
GBD307PDB4, GBD277PDB5, GBD307PDQ4, GBD307PDS4, RBD245PDB11,
GBD307PDB7, GBD307PDT6, RBD275PDQ8, KBRP36MHT00, RBD276PDQ10,
RBD306PDQ9, RBD306PDB9, GBD277PDB4, GBD277PDS4

OEM PART NUMBER: WPW10438710
Aka:
AP6021410, W10105800R, PS11754734, 8303819, 8303884, W10438710, W10340943, W10105800

BRANDS:
Whirlpool

MODELS:
RMC275PVS00, RMC275PVS01, GMC275PRT00, GMC275PRQ00, GMC305PRY01,
RMC305PVS00, RMC275PVQ01, RMC305PVB00, GMC275PRQ01, GMC305PRB00,
GMC275PRS00, RMC305PVT00, RMC305PVB01, RMC305PVQ00, GMC305PRS02,
GMC275PRB00, RMC275PVT00, GMC305PRB01, RMC275PVT01, GMC305PRQ00,
GMC305PRQ01, RMC305PVS01, GMC275PRS01, GMC275PRB01, RMC305PVQ01,
GMC305PRS00, GMC305PRT01, RMC275PVB00, GMC305PRS01, RMC275PVB01,
GMC305PRT00, RMC275PVQ00, GMC275PRT01

ApplianceBoardRepair.com now servicing Frigidaire Control Boards

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Below is a list of original equipment manufacturer (OEM) electronic control boards for Frigidaire ovens.

The list is formatted as:

  • Primary OEM Part Number

  • Alternate part numbers (sometimes there are none)

  • Brands that use the part (sometimes there are more than one)

  • Models the part goes into

  • REPEAT

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OEM PART NUMBER: 318010700
Aka:
AP2127072, AH440925, EA440925, 499452, PS440925

BRANDS:
Frigidaire

MODELS:
FEB789CCTF, FEB786CETA, FEB786CEBH, FEB786CEBF, FEB789CCBG,
FEB786CESF, FEB786CEBA, GLEB30S8ASA, FEB386CEBG, PLEB27S8CCA,
FEB786CESC, FEB786CESH, FEB789CCSD, PLEB27S8CCC, PLEB27S8CCB,
FEB789WCCE, PLEB30S8CCB, FEB789CCSG, PLEB30S8CCC, FEB786CESG,
FEB386CESG, GLEB30S8CQA, GLEB27S7CSA, FEB786CESE, FEB386CESA,
FEB789CCBE, FEB386CEBC, FEB789CCSE, FEB789CCBF, FEB386WESC,
PLEB27S8ACA, FEB386WESA, GLEB30S8CSA, FEB386WECC, GLEB27S7ASA,
GLEB27S7ABA, FEB786CETF, GLEB27S7CBB, FEB386WECH, FEB386WECG,
FEB789CCBD, FEB386CETA, PLEB30S8ACB, PLEB30S8ACA, GLEB27S7CSB,
GLEB30S8AQA, FEB789WCCH, FEB386CEBA, FEB789WCCG, GLEB30S8ASB,
FEB786CEBC, FEB386CETC, GLEB27S7CSD, FEB789CCTD, FEB386WECA,
FEB789CCTE, GLEB27S7CBD, GLEB30S8CSB, GLEB27S7CBA, GLEB30S8CQB,
FEB386CEBH, FEB789WCCF, PLEB27S8ACB, FEB786CEBG, FEB786CEBE,
GLEB30S8CBB, FEB386CESH, FEB386CESC, FEB789WCCC, FEB786CETE,
PLEB30S8CCA, FEB786CETC, FEB789WESB, GLEB30S8ABA, GLEB30S8CBA,
FEB789CCSF, FEB786CESA

ApplianceBoardRepair.com now servicing these Dacor Control Boards

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Below is a list of original equipment manufacturer (OEM) electronic control boards for Dacor ovens.

The list is formatted as:

  • Primary OEM Part Number

  • Alternate part numbers (sometimes there are none)

  • Brands that use the part (sometimes there are more than one)

  • Models the part goes into

  • REPEAT

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OEM PART NUMBER: 62681
Aka:
755674, 82758, 82984, 701007, AP3391728

BRANDS:
Dacor, Jenn-Air

MODELS:
F220, CPS230, CPS227, CPD227, F221,
CPD230

OEM PART NUMBER: 62964
Aka:
AP3390990, 669527, 62787

BRANDS:
Dacor

MODELS:
MCS130, MRE30S, ECS130, ECS136SCH, MCS127,
ECS136SCP, ECS136SBR, ECS136SBK, ECS127

OEM PART NUMBER: 62707
Aka:
755680, AP3393195, 62161

BRANDS:
Dacor

MODELS:
ERD36NGH, ERSD36NG, ERD36LPH, ERD36NG, ERD36LP,
ERSD36LPH, ERSD36LP

OEM PART NUMBER: 86949

BRANDS:
Dacor

MODELS:
ERSD36LPH, ERSD36NG, ERSD36LP

OEM PART NUMBER: 62692
Aka:
701002, 82382, 82983, 755676, AP3390975, 82759

BRANDS:
Dacor, Whirlpool

MODELS:
ERSD30NG, CPS130, ECPS130, ECPS127, ERSD30LP,
CPS127, ERSD30NGH, LA6400XPW1, ERSD30LPH, CA2762XSW0,
ERSD30