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The repair of the oven was really easy . I removed a total of 7 screws with a 1/4 inch nut driver to remove the back cover of the instrument panel. I then unplugged the wires from the from the oven control and with a phillups screw driver I removed 4 screws that hold the oven control,the face plate with the words on it has to be taken off the old control and put on the new one . I then installed the new oven control by putting the 4 screws back on and plugging back the wires. I then replaced the back cover with the 7 screws and plugged the power back in the outlet, The clock has to be adjusted and your done.

The screws had to be removed to take top off stove back and remove the unit. New unit was put in place and screws put back in.

Removed back plate from range. Removed the clock/timer from range. (note), a special square headed screwdriver needed to remove this unit. I had to use the old clock/timer face. This required careful removal of the face from old unit. Plugged in new unit and refastened it . Turned on range and checked all functions, everything worked fine. Probably save at least one hundred dollars by doing it myself. Will probably use Parts Select for any otaher work I do in the future. Ron

My brother swaped the panels out in 15 minutes after pulling range out from the wall to get at the attachment screws/speed nuts. Only minor problem was re-gluing the trim cover on to the new part.

After watching video on YouTube. It was very easy. I remove 6 screws from back panel then disconnect wires from clock removed 4 screws from clock. Replace new Clock put 4 screws.6 screw on panel. Plug in Gas Range. Job completed.

I followed the instructions given pretty much, however none of them mentioned one important point.To remove the cover plate, do NOT try to pry it away from the unit. It will crack. Fortunately I caught it in time.I then started in another corner by inserting a razor knife between the face plate and unit and sliding it around all four sides. There was enough goo left on the plate to enable me to affix it to the new unit.

My gas oven is an older model Frigidaire but still looks nearly new. Started having issues with it taking a long time to preheat and then losing heat rapidly when temp was reached. The control board was warped, I suspected the ignitor was faulty, so I decided to do an update of the major oven parts. The parts were substantially more economical than a repair call and diagnosis. I've never done this type of DIY repair before but after watching the videos and seeing the other reviews, I decided to tackle the job myself. I replaced the temp-probe, control panel and a new overlay along with a new oven igniter. The oven igniter was the most challenging, but only because the screws to get the bottom oven shield off took some muscle. Once removed, the new ignitor was fairly simple to install. I watched the videos again and then followed along step by step and successfully replaced all the parts. My oven works like new now! And just in time for the upcoming holidays. Thank you for great service and instructions! ~ Diana

I didn’t follow the instructions for the igniter
I simply jerked hard on the bottom drawer & it cam out onto the floor . Pulled range out & changed the oven sensor with a nut driver.
Same for the controller, 5 screws with a nut driver to remove back plate & 4 screws holding the controller in place , used the old face plate and it was easy as pie

6 screws to remove upper back panel, 4 screws to remove control. Unplug wire harness. Carefully remove adhesive backed front display cover & press to new control, & reverse process to reinstall. Exact original replacement part, quick delivery! replacement

Repair went well. I went on You Tube and was able to watch what to do. That was better than reading instructions.