Product review (5 stars): Product is fine but didn't fix my problem - Kenmore 790 - control panel repair
Let me start by saying im really good at internet diagnosing things. Everybody texts me their problem and i text the fix or test procedure back to them. Cars, computers, appliances, hvac, electrical you name it i can google diagose it.

I got lazy on this one. Kenmore 790 oven wouldnt fire up. I read "igniter" several times in my searching, most people had luck replacing theirs. Amazon prime for the win, 2 days later (today) i have an exact replacement installed in 5 minutes. Dope... Works? ...Nope...  Wat

Oven still won't light. Hmm. Igniter isn't glowing. Didnt even bother to check it before, google says if the igniter doesnt glow and you know its good its a power supply problem to the igniter. Ok.

Recheck wires, all good. Found some switchy looking thing with two wires nearby the igniter, unplugged thingy and bypassed, no dice. Pulled oven out and take off panel on back. Check wires, etc. Looks fine. Google says check thermal fuse if it has one. Mine doesnt have one.

Then the dreaded... "its probably the control panel" Gah. Checked the wires at the panel, seems fine. Smacked it around a little. Turned the oven on with the panel removed from the rear, heard the initial click, pause, and then a very faint/brief sizzle noise from the panel.

I know the sizzle noise. Electrical arcing. Traced the igniter circuit wire to the corresponding pin on the panel connector so i could trace the circuit on the pcb, and after carefully removing the first of two boards from the panel, sure enough i found a broken solder joint on the back of the board where the relay sends power to that circuit.

Re flowed the solder joint and reassembled the panel, put the oven back together and it works! Included some pics of my escapades so hopefully it will help somebody else with their kenmoore oven.

So ultimately this product was shipped fast, was correct and it worked. However even though it came with the slick ceramic wire nuts, i still had to break out my soldering iron to get my oven to work haha.