Oven Control Board Replacement Cost
Dead display, F-codes that persist after sensor replacement, buttons that don’t respond, an oven that heats with no display input, or random beeping. The electronic range control (ERC) runs everything on modern ovens — and heat plus power surges age it.
National averages for independent repair companies. Service-call/diagnostic fees ($75–$150) are usually applied toward the repair. Costs vary by brand, model, and city.
What causes it — and what each fix costs
Control board failure
Heat-stressed relays and surge-damaged electronics. Diagnose sensors and fuses first — boards are the most over-replaced oven part.
Membrane keypad
Specific buttons dead while the display works; sometimes sold only with the board.
Repair or replace?
The oven’s one genuinely expensive part. Under 10 years or any premium range: repair. A $450 board on a 15-year-old basic range: put it toward new. Note that self-clean heat is a known board killer — skip the cycle after the repair.
We'll quote you on hauling it away — or buying it.
Not every oven & range is worth repairing, and we'd rather tell you that than sell you a repair. If you're replacing it, we'll give you a free quote either way: scrap pickup for a machine that's finished, or a cash offer if it still has life in it. Working units, recent models and premium brands are often worth real money.
Common questions
The display died but the oven still bakes — urgent?
You’re baking blind on the last settings the board knew — it works until it doesn’t. Plan the repair; don’t trust it for the holidays.
Model-specific guides for this problem
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