Product review (5 stars): Easy to install genuine GE replacement part
The seller I purchased the item from is Amazon LLC

Easy easy easy! The bake and convection bake buttons stopped working on my 10 year old GE profile stainless and black range. I searched the internet for what might be wrong, diagnosed it was likely to be the control panel, found a how-to video on repairclinic dot com on how to replace the control panel and ordered the part here on Amazon. I used the GE and Sears website to match the exact model number of my range to the spare part required. Two day shipping and my item was here almost before I truly missed my range. The item was packaged nicely and was well protected.

Once I confirmed the item looked basically correct, I followed the repairclinic instructions, unplugged, and disassembled the top part of my range. Then I disconnected the existing control module. The entire process took about ten minutes. It's a but of a pain because all of the fasteners are different. A hex driver is required to remove the hex screws on the back. A star tip screw driver (very short or one with an elbow ratchet) is required to remove the lower screws on the front. A phillips head screw driver is required to remove the four screws the hold the control module in place. Once all of that was done, I unplugged the one connection and then replaced the old control panel assembly with the new one. Then I plugged the oven back in, checked to make sure the metal parts weren't "hot" and verified that the lights came on and the buttons worked. Everything worked perfectly.

Next it was time to reassemble the range and this was the only difficult part. The key is to slip the top of the assembly over the back of the range holding the bottom away from the range at an angle, then tuck the "guts" so they fit inside the lower lip of the assembly, and then screw if all back together. The screw holes didn't match perfectly so it took a little holding and pressing to make it all fit tightly together, but in the end it all fit together perfectly. The reassembly took about 40 minutes. Before I did the final tighten of the screws I plugged it in once again to make sure everything still worked well and that nothing had come loose during the reassembly. All worked perfectly so I unplugged again, retightened the screws, plugged it in again and pushed my range back into place.

The entire repair took about an hour. I would classify it as very easy with the reassembly requiring patience not brute force. I am a 55 year old woman who is not handy, and I did this by myself. I've never done anything like this repair before. The range is in a remote location so a repair person was not an option. Circumstances forced me to address this problem on my own and completing it successfully was a real confidence booster.

I'm very pleased with my purchase and am happy to have my range back in working order. I really appreciate that Amazon carries these repair parts and that they ship to far flung places. Replacing this unit was a very positive experience and, since the visible parts of the control assembly have been completely replaced, my range looks brand new. Very pleased.