Product review (5 stars): Buttons Stopped Working? Get this!
For some reason, certain numerical buttons would stop working on our oven. So if I wanted to preheat the oven to 400 degrees, I couldn't because the zero button was broken. So I had to set the oven to 395 degrees. Soon after that the 9 button and 5 button stopped working as well. I would then set the oven to preheat at 388 degrees. And so on and so forth.

Well I got tired of devising up ways to preheat my oven as more numbers stopped working so I bought this. It was super easy to switch out.

1. You start by removing all the knobs.
2. Then lift the outer control panel up and off.
3. Then remove the door.
4. Then remove the lower control panel trim assembly.
5. Then remove the burner top side screws and lift the top up to access the control panel top 2-corner screws.
6. Then you will have to support the loose control panel assembly. This will give you full access to the back of the clock mount screws.
7. Disconnect the side ribbon cable locks on the clock terminal block (if applicable).
8. Then pull out the ribbon cable from the board.
9. Remove the clock after noting all clock connections.
10. Use your phone to take a picture all connections for proper reassembly (Important!)
11. After the clock is removed then peel off the right side of the membrane off the console face until the complete membrane comes off.
12. Then reinsert the the new ribbon cable through the open slot on the left. Make sure it does not get kinked while correctly reinserting it into the clock board.
13. Line up the #1 terminal correctly as the #2 terminal -to- the ribbon cable is left purposely blank so there is no confusion of the #1 terminal position.
14. Peel and stick the new membrane part # W10207928 onto the face of the console assembly.

That's all folks