The WS01F11713 is the OEM induction control and seal assembly for GE induction ranges and wall ovens. This board manages power delivery to the induction coils, temperature monitoring, safety shutoffs, and user interface communication. The updated WS01F11713 includes an integrated gasket seal — a key improvement over the earlier WS01F10909 — that prevents moisture infiltration from boilovers, the most common cause of board failure on these models. Replaces WS01F10909, WS01F09915, WS01F10723, and 295D3455G004.

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The induction control board drives the IGBT circuits that power the electromagnetic coils beneath the glass cooktop surface. It modulates field strength to control heat output, monitors thermistors for overtemperature protection, and enforces safety interlocks. Failure modes include power surge damage to the IGBT transistors, moisture infiltration causing corrosion, and component fatigue from thermal cycling. The integrated seal on the WS01F11713 directly addresses the moisture failure mode that caused widespread WS01F10909 failures.

✓ Common Symptoms Fixed

This board directly resolves: induction elements not heating at all, persistent error codes that don't clear after power cycling, cooktop shutting off unexpectedly mid-cook, control panel unresponsive to inputs, uneven or inconsistent heating across elements, and visible moisture or corrosion damage on the existing board.

✓ Key Features & Specifications

Integrated induction control circuit board with IGBT element driver circuits | Integrated gasket seal prevents moisture infiltration (improvement over WS01F10909) | Temperature sensors and safety relays | Direct electromagnetic field control for induction heating | Item #239 in parts diagram | Replaces WS01F11713, WS01F10909, WS01F09915, WS01F10723, 295D3455G004 | Fits GE induction ranges and wall ovens including CHS920, CCHS900, CCHS950, and PCHS920 series.

✓ Buying Options

OEM New (WS01F11713): The genuine GE factory induction control and seal assembly. Updated version with integrated moisture seal.

OEM Used (WS01F11713): Tested OEM pull in working condition. Ideal for cost-effective repairs.

OEM New (WS01F10909): Earlier version without integrated seal. Direct predecessor to WS01F11713.

OEM Used (WS01F10909): Tested OEM pull of the earlier board version.

✓ Replacement Part Numbers

OEM Part Number: WS01F11713 | Also replaces: WS01F10909, WS01F09915, WS01F10723, 295D3455G004

✓ Installation Tips

Professional installation strongly recommended — this repair involves high-voltage electrical components. Disconnect power at the circuit breaker before starting. Remove the cooktop or access panel per your model's service manual. Photograph all wiring connections before disconnecting. Remove the mounting hardware and disconnect the old board. Install the new board with the integrated seal properly seated against the mounting surface. Reconnect all wiring per your photo. Restore power and test all elements.

✓ Compatible Models

Fits GE induction ranges and wall ovens including CHS920YM2FS, CCHS900P2M5S1, CCCHS950P4M5W2, CCCHS950P4M4W2, CCCHS950P3M5D1, CCCHS950P3M4D1, CCCHS950P2M6S1, CCCHS950P2M5S1, CCCHS900P4M5W2, CCCHS900P4M4W2, CCCHS900P2M6S1, PCHS920YM3FS, and related models. Full model list in product tags.

✓ Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between WS01F11713 and WS01F10909? The WS01F11713 is the updated replacement for WS01F10909. The key improvement is an integrated gasket seal that prevents moisture infiltration — the most common cause of board failure on these models. See our full guide: GE Induction Range Not Heating or Showing Error Codes – Control Board Fix.

What error codes indicate a failed control board? Error codes that persist after a power cycle and don't correspond to a specific sensor typically indicate a failed board. Contact us with your specific error code and model number for diagnosis help before ordering.

Is this a DIY repair? Professional installation is recommended due to high-voltage electrical components. Experienced technicians and confident DIYers can complete this repair — always disconnect power at the breaker first and follow your model's service manual. Contact us if you need guidance.