Electronic Clock Oven Control with Overlay - Black WP5701M719-60

I had to replace the electric oven unit because it had a crack in the coil. The oven still did not work so I had a friend check the electrical parts and was told the oven sensors were no good. Took down all the info I needed off stove and looked it up at partselect.com. Ordered part and when it came in I had my friend take the back panel ... Read more that has the control units in it and using latex gloves(safety measure) replace the old sensor board with the new one. It was just pulling a few plugs from the old board and putting them into the new one .I would use partselect again to order what I needed.

Removed the rear covering plate, removed four small screws that held the clock mechanism in place, pulled the four color coded connections, slipped the color coded connections onto the new part, replaced the four screws, finally replaced the rear covering plate. Simple. The delivery of the part was the fastest delivery I have ever exper ... Read more ienced. I'll keep PartSelect in my favorites.

My wife heard a loud surge when preheating the oven one day. When I restored power, the oven wouldn't heat and half of the oven display would not light. Broiler OK. Range top OK. The oven coil was electrically open after having melted through itself during the surge. I ordered a oven coil from PartSelect, based on model #. Installat ... Read more ion was simple and only involved several easy to remove screws and a couple electrical terminal lugs. I replaced the coil but the oven would not heat beyond 100°F. I ordered a new oven display from PartSelect. PartSelect described what display series is required for a particular serial number. The first 2 #'s of the serial # are the display series required for the oven. My serial's first 2 numbers were 1 and 7, but PartSelect offered only a 10 or 12 series. I ordered a 12 series display and the part was identical. When I removed the faulty display, there were clearly burnt regions of the circuit card. Removal and installation of the display involved a nutdriver, philips screwdriver and circuit card plugs.
I am not sure what caused the failure, the display or the element, but, in either case, I believe the cause is eliminated. The total repair costs were around $225 in parts. At the moment of failure, the oven was approximately 5 years old.