
Circuit board, assembly, ovc1

Main board assembly,ovc

Board asy,ovc control -pur

Board

Relay board

Electronic oven control

Relay Board

Convection relay board

Pc board, control

Pc board, electronic unit, valve

Controller, electronic oven

Power Control Board

Ignition module

Ignition module

Clock assembly
The control board (also called the ERC or electronic range control) is the command center of your Electrolux range. It manages oven temperature, bake and broil cycles, and safety interlocks. When it fails, you'll see error codes, unresponsive buttons, or complete loss of oven function. Timer issues often point to the same board assembly — a single OEM replacement restores full control.
Electrolux ranges use model-specific boards that cannot be substituted with aftermarket alternatives. Enter your model number to find the exact circuit board, timer assembly, or control panel for your range.
A blank display or repeating error codes almost always points to the control board. The board receives input from the oven temperature sensor (thermistor), processes your button commands, and triggers heating cycles. If the board fails, it can't communicate with the sensor or activate the bake/broil elements. OEM boards come pre-calibrated for your model — aftermarket boards won't read temperatures correctly and won't trigger the right safety features.
On most Electrolux ranges, the timer and control board are one assembly. If the timer won't advance or your oven runs indefinitely, replacing the entire board is the correct repair. Some older Electrolux models have separate timer modules, but modern ranges integrate everything into one circuit board. Check your model number to confirm — we carry both single-board solutions and multi-part kits if your model uses a separate timer relay.
If some buttons work but others don't, the touchpad membrane itself may be the issue — it's sometimes a separate, less expensive part. But if all buttons are unresponsive or the display is dead, the control board is the culprit. The board receives the signal from every button — when it fails, the whole panel goes silent. Test by pressing multiple buttons; if nothing registers, the board needs replacement.
Your model number is everything. Electrolux uses different board part numbers for the same-looking range depending on whether it's gas or electric, convection or standard, and what control style it has. Look for the model number on the nameplate inside the oven door or on the back panel. Once you enter it in our Electrolux control board finder, we'll show you the exact OEM board with wiring diagram and installation notes.


Ordering Electrolux range stove oven circuit board timer parts online is straightforward with Repair Clinic. You can easily search for parts by model number or part number. Our full inventory of replacement parts ensures you can find the right part for your appliance.
With our No-Hassle 365-Day Returns policy, you can return uninstalled parts within a year of purchase. We offer a Price Match Guarantee, helping you shop with confidence on genuine OEM parts. For your convenience, same-day shipping is available on orders placed by 9:00 PM ET, so you get the parts you need promptly.
Whether you're a homeowner or a professional technician, our extensive online repair resources give you the diagnostics, videos, and step-by-step guides to complete the repair efficiently. We make it easy to find the right Electrolux replacement parts for your appliances, including electric relay/power PCBs, gas relay/power PCBs, and more.
Electrolux often places the model number on a label inside the oven door or along the door frame. If it is not there, check the front edge of the storage drawer opening or the back of the range. Look for the model number, not the serial number, before copying it into our model number search. Type it into the search bar and the catalog will narrow to parts made for your complete Electrolux range, stove, or oven. That includes parts across every part category, so you are not matching by appearance alone. You order with confidence knowing the fit is right.

Whether you own an Electrolux Range Stove Oven or work on one professionally, Repair Clinic's online repair help covers what you need. Start with a symptom guide to narrow the likely cause, then use the model number lookup to confirm the correct replacement part. Written repair instructions and matching videos walk you through each step of the installation for a clean, first-time repair.

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