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This part works with the following products:
Wall Oven, Microwave Oven Combo.
This part works with the following products:
Bosch.
Part# 11020741 replaces these:
00758977, 12004193, 12006844, 12007637, 758977
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Ben M - January 27, 2023
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Worked like a charm
The part was exactly what I needed and with some help from a video on YouTube, I was able to make the repair to my Bosch oven without hiring a professional.
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Tree fell on power line and had a power surge. Oven would not power on after..
I figured it was the control module but ordered the display module also in case they were both fried.
Installation is fairly straight forward. Turn off power at breaker. Pull oven out enough to access the top. There are six to eight Torx screws that hold the metal top cover in place. Once the cover was removed the control module is easily accessible. Just remove all the connectors on the board, (Note the Position of the connectors so you can replace on the new board.).
On my control board there were plastic standoffs would not come off without breaking them at the control board level. I used a pair of pliers and carefully broke the plastic ring that held them on the board. Ithen put the screws through the board and screwed into the standoffs until the end of the screw reached the end of the standoff. I did this to all the standoffs. Then I slid the new module in place and aligned the standoffs and tightened board down. After that I reinserted all the connectors, replaced metal cover, turned the breaker on and voila, a working oven again.
Installation is fairly straight forward. Turn off power at breaker. Pull oven out enough to access the top. There are six to eight Torx screws that hold the metal top cover in place. Once the cover was removed the control module is easily accessible. Just remove all the connectors on the board, (Note the Position of the connectors so you can replace on the new board.).
On my control board there were plastic standoffs would not come off without breaking them at the control board level. I used a pair of pliers and carefully broke the plastic ring that held them on the board. Ithen put the screws through the board and screwed into the standoffs until the end of the screw reached the end of the standoff. I did this to all the standoffs. Then I slid the new module in place and aligned the standoffs and tightened board down. After that I reinserted all the connectors, replaced metal cover, turned the breaker on and voila, a working oven again.
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John from JEFFERSONVLLE, IN
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Difficulty Level:Easy
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Total Repair Time:30 - 60 mins
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Tools:Pliers, Screw drivers
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