[hamorometer]

I just purchased a control board for this oven from appliance parts pros. The new board looks quite different. Manufacturer part# wb11k10011. Parts pro # ap2020509. On the old board the 4 wires are marked bake, broil, neu, and L1. On the new board they are in different places and are marked bake, broil, which is easy, but the other two are marked line(which I think should go to L1. And the last lead has no markings, which I'm guessing is the white nue lead. Can you please let me know where the wires go.
Thanks
Tony

[abadfish66]

There a 2 relays on the board, one with a purple dot, and one with a yellow dot. the purple wire connects to NC on the purple dot relay, and yellow wire to NC on yellow dot relay, now your L1 line will connect to COM on the purple dot relay, and white goes to nuetral on the board. You have to look real close at the relays to see the markins NC,NO, and COM. The yellow dot relay only has 1 wire hooked to it, while the purple dot relay has 2 wires hooked to it. Hope that helps

[hamorometer]

I do not see any of the markings you mentioned. The other wire post might have a marking of "AC N". So what I need is to know where red and white go, according to the markings of "line" and "AC N". These are the two in question.

[Gene]

Most likely the "AC N" is where the neutral (white) wire goes.

Gene.

[hamorometer]

Thanks for the reply. You are right. oven control board is working. I am surprised the control came without any instructions. Saved a bundle.

[Gene]

We're glad you were able to fix it.

Gene.

[djmikey9]

I am having the same problem you helped someone else with. I am trying to install a control To-8 panel (thermo) (pn WB27K10026 or AP2025089) on my GE electric range stove model JBP21BC1WH. OK, on the purple side marked as RLY101 there is a NO connector, a NC connector and a COM connector. On the yellow side marked RLY102 there is a NO connector and a COM connector. There is also a connection marked AC N off to the side. The wires on my stove are yellow-bake, Blue-broil, White-n and Red-L1. Can you please help me with which wire goes where and to what relay? Thanks

[djmikey9]

Originally Posted by Gene

We're glad you were able to fix it.

Gene.

I am having the same problem you helped someone else with. I am trying to install a control To-8 panel (thermo) (pn WB27K10026 or AP2025089) on my GE electric range stove model JBP21BC1WH. OK, on the purple side marked as RLY101 there is a NO connector, a NC connector and a COM connector. On the yellow side marked RLY102 there is a NO connector and a COM connector. There is also a connection marked AC N off to the side. The wires on my stove are yellow-bake, Blue-broil, White-n and Red-L1. Can you please help me with which wire goes where and to what relay? Thanks

[Gene]

Sorry for the delay. According to the research I did, the part number for the control has not been changed by GE which means it has not been redesigned. As a result, the new part has to match up with the old one. If it does not, can you post a pictures of the new and old parts? If the new part came with any instructions can you post them as well?

Gene.

[djmikey9]

It did not come with any instructions, but if you put the part number AP2025089 in on the Appliance pros find part there is a picture of it there #129 on the control panel diagram. When i load my model number in this is the part that it gives and it looks slightly different from the old one. When i ordered the part i used part number WB27K10026 which also brings up the same part AP2025089. The actual circuit board transistor and things placements looks the same just the relays are slightly different. I cannot find a picture of the old part. I was told the yellow bake wire goes to the yellow dot NO terminal, the broil wire goes to the purple dot NO termnial and the white wire goes to the AC N terminal. There is a Com terminal on each relay and a NC terminal only on the purple side. I was thinking maybe the red L1 wire goes to the NC on the purple side but i'm only guessing. What do you think?