GE WB27T11312 Oven Control Board

$ 78.64

Score By Feature

Based on 89 ratings

Easy to install

9.70

Value for money

9.68

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The GE Appliances Control Board is an authentic OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) part that has been designed and engineered to exacting standards.

The GE Appliances Control Board keeps track of the temperature and regulates the oven's heat.

The electronic clock/timer display on the GE Appliances WB27T11312 may differ from the original wiring.

WB27T10468, WB27T10817, WB27T11274 are all replaced by this high-quality GE Appliances Control Board.

When you use factory-certified GE Appliances Parts, you can repair your appliance with confidence.

Questions & Answers

Is this compatible with the ge jd630sf5ss drop-in range?

Yes, it should work.

Is it compatible with the Ge jgbs60def1bb model?

It's very compatible, and it performs in the same way as the original.

Selected User Reviews For GE WB27T11312 Oven Control Board

Let's see how things turn out

3/5

This was just delivered to me today. First, the control board does not include the plastic cover with the writing on it; it's an additional $18, and I need to make sure I get the right replacement. I tried to take the old one off, but it broke, so I'll have to order a new one, wait for it, disassemble everything, and reassemble it. Why not get the cover and the new control panel as a package deal? br>The new part isn't identical to the old one. As seen in the illustration. I'm not sure if I connected it correctly, but there's no smoke or sparks. The instructions – They were a little hazy for me. I was pleased with the price, and I will be satisfied if I purchase the correct cover. br>br>UPDATE: br>br> The control panel is operational, and the second image depicts the old control panel cover, which is in the process of being replaced. Others appear to have been able to peel the old one off, but that was not the case with mine, so you may want to order the replacement at the same time as the control. If you're able to do so, please do so. If you want to use the old one, that's fine; just send the new one back. That way, if the old one doesn't come apart in one piece, you won't have to disassemble everything again.

Rory CHARLTON

| Sep 08, 2021

I did it on my own as a single lady! My GE stove's panel was fried by lightning a few years ago

5/5

My x- This part was purchased and installed by my husband. I'm still single and stubborn after 5 years. I've always attempted to solve problems independently. I saw a good video on YouTube and decided to order it. I had my 12-year-old hold the light while I cut my finger removing the old one, fingers crossed it was the right part. I plugged in the new one after it was installed. It was successful! There were a lot of high fives. It's very simple to put together, but I recommend photographing the wires before removing the old one. Doing it myself probably saved me $200, and no one would come out to service it anyway in the middle of Covid.

Baylor Powers

| Sep 06, 2021

On time, in perfect condition, with perfect fit and function

5/5

I drew a quick diagram of where the wires go, then used a hair dryer along the outer edges and a wide putty knife to carefully remove the thin flimsy plastic indicator panel that covers the front, which worked perfectly and I was able to re-stick it to the new one! Work smart and turn off the unit's power before beginning this repair! Thank you for your prompt service!.

Faye Berger

| Feb 20, 2021

Even though it didn't look exactly like the old part, a note inside the box stated that it was the correct product to replace my old unit, despite the fact that it wasn't

3/5

Even though it didn't look exactly like the old part, it would still work fine, according to the note inside the box. Five minutes later, we discovered the truth - it didn't look exactly like the old part. It didn't help me with my problem. However, thanks to Amazon's return policy, I was only responsible for the cost of return shipping. I doubt it was a fault with my stove because we put the old control board back in and everything, but the oven still works fine, and it was supposed to be a true GE product to begin with.

Georgia Gates

| Nov 25, 2021

The job was completed successfully! We forgot to turn off the breaker to the stove when we changed the light bulb, whoops- That blew out the control board! Replacing it with this part was simple (it was the only non-mechanical component) and solved the problem right away

5/5

Because the old one is glued to the old controller, you'll need to get a new one as well.

Natalia Horne

| Aug 25, 2021

It Works

5/5

I tried to replace the oven light bulb and ended up shorting the light switch, but it worked great as a replacement for my GE oven control board. I made a stupid error by not unscrewing the bolts and instead popping off the wire over the glass piece. Now the oven works like new.