Product review (5 stars): Worked like a charm
With no advanced warning, our 11 year old Kenmore range/oven tripped the circuit breaker. When we reset the breaker, there was a rather loud pop and an odor of electric burn. After removing the cover behind the control cover, I saw three PC boards; one of which had some scorching. Using the  part number, I found the replacement on Amazon, ordered it using Prime and it arrived in 48 hours. It was a simple matter of unplugging two connections, unscrewing 4 screws and reversing the process to install the replacement. Worked like a charm!
Some things to note of you are attempting this repair yourself:
1. Wear gloves when working with the sheet metal behind the appliance, it has razor sharp edges and it ist very, very easy to get cut.
2. The original board had plastic bushings behind two of the 4 screws (to keep it away from the mounting surface). THe new board does not come with those so...do not throw out the old board before removing those bushings. I used a standard plier to squeeze the end that came through the PC board and another plier to carefully pull it through from the other side. I was unable to remount the bushing on the new board and didn't want to risk cracking wither the board or the bushing but, it works find without being attached.,
This is an easy fix that will save you a couple of hundred in repair costs or the cost of a replacement appliance.