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We help you keep your appliances running smoothly with the CNTRL-ELEC, a genuine OEM part. This oven control board, perfectly compatible with select Whirlpool models, plays a critical role in regulating temperature and managing heat in your oven. With it, your oven can efficiently perform at its best, every time. Here's a quick reminder: When you start working on your oven, it's safest to disconnect the range or turn off the house circuit breaker for the range. While doing so, protect your hands too?wear work gloves for safety. Though parts might look alike, even the smallest differences in size and shape can impact performance. That?s why it's essential to double-check that the CNTRL-ELEC works with your specific Whirlpool model before ordering. By choosing the CNTRL-ELEC, you're not just replacing a part, you're restoring your appliance to its optimal performance. Keep your Whirlpool appliance working just as it should with this genuine part.
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OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer. Simply put, this means that the company who made your appliance is also supplying the replacement part for it.
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Allison D - August 13, 2025
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Worked as expected
Part arrived as described and works as expected. Very reasonable delivery time and price. Thank you!
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Sarah
August 30, 2025
We purchased this to replace the pump in our GE dishwasher that died. And now we’re having issues with the diverter connection leaking. Are we missing something?
For model number GDF640HSM2SS
Hello Sarah, thank you for getting in touch. Check the seals and gaskets around the diverter motor shaft for signs of wear, damage, or improper seating. Also, check the clamp, part number PS6011682, to make sure it is tight. If the clamp is loose, water can leak. If the motor is not installed correctly, it will leak water. If the diverter motor is still leaking, the diverter motor seal is likely also bad. This seal is not sold separately, it is only sold as part of the sump assembly, part number PS11729192. We hope this helps.
