Parts for Ge PVM9179FL5DS: Control Parts

Selector knob or dial stopped working? This encoder board translates rotary control input into signals. Moderate DIY repair requires control panel removal.

This dark-slate control panel restores the oven's front interface and appearance, replacing a worn, cracked, or faded panel for a like-new look. It provides the exterior surface and openings for the console and display. What it does:

• Replaces a damaged or cosmetically worn control panel to improve appearance
• Provides the front surface and bezel openings for the control console and display
• Helps protect internal control components from spills and debris
• Restores proper button/console alignment when the original panel is warped or cracked

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work to avoid electrical shock
• Handle trim and painted surfaces carefully to avoid scratches; use appropriate protective gloves
• Verify fastener locations and wiring access before removing the old panel; some models require partial disassembly of the console

Fix a microwave that won't heat, start, or respond to buttons with this main control board. Restores electronic controls for heating cycles and display functions.

This LED module replaces the interior refrigerator light assembly to restore proper illumination inside the fresh food compartment. It provides a direct swap for failed or dim LED lighting to help you see food clearly. What it does:

• Replaces the refrigerator's interior LED light assembly to restore full, even cabinet illumination
• Commonly used when the light is dim, flickering, or completely out
• Connects to the existing lighting housing and wiring harness for a straightforward replacement
• Designed to match OEM fit and function for compatible refrigerator models

• One LED module

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repairs to prevent shock
• Remove the light cover or housing per your model's instructions to access the module
• Handle the module and LEDs carefully; avoid touching LEDs or circuitry directly