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The electronic control board is the brain of your built-in oven — it manages temperature regulation, bake and broil element cycling, display output, and all user inputs. When it fails, the oven may show error codes, refuse to heat, display a blank or frozen screen, or become completely unresponsive. A failed control board won’t fix itself and will prevent the oven from operating safely. The W11261165 is the genuine OEM Whirlpool replacement that restores full oven function across a wide range of WOC, WOS, WOD, and WOEC series built-in wall ovens.
Symptoms This Part Fixes
- Oven won’t heat — bake or broil elements not cycling on
- Control panel unresponsive or buttons not registering
- Display blank, frozen, or showing garbled characters
- Error codes on the display (F codes, E codes)
- Oven starts but shuts off mid-cycle unexpectedly
- Temperature wildly inaccurate or oven overheating
- Clock or timer resetting on its own
Part Details
- Part Number: W11261165
- Replaces (Cross-Reference): W11040194, W11109171, W11253186
- Brand: Whirlpool (OEM)
- Type: Electronic Oven Control Board
- HS Code: 850990
- Available Conditions: New, Used
- Weight: 10 lbs
Installation Notes
Skill Level: Intermediate — requires accessing the control panel cavity behind the display fascia or from the rear of the oven depending on model.
- Disconnect power at the breaker before starting — control boards carry line voltage
- Photograph all wiring harness connections before disconnecting — connector positions vary by model
- Handle the board by its edges only — static discharge can damage the new board before installation
- Do not overtighten mounting screws — the board housing is plastic and cracks easily
- Restore power and run a full bake cycle to confirm temperature accuracy before reassembling the fascia
Compatible Models
Fits Whirlpool built-in wall oven and combination oven models across the WOC, WOS, WOD, WOEC, WOED, WOES, WOCA, WODA, and WOSA series, including:
WOC75EC0HB00, WOC75EC0HB01, WOC75EC0HS00, WOC75EC0HS01, WOC75EC0HS02, WOC75EC0HS03, WOC75EC0HS04, WOC75EC0HS20, WOC75EC0HS22, WOC75EC0HV00, WOC75EC0HV01, WOC75EC0HV02, WOC75EC0HV03, WOC75EC0HV04, WOC75EC0HV20, WOC75EC0HV22, WOC75EC0HW00, WOC75EC0HW01, WOC75EC7HS00, WOC75EC7HS01, WOC75EC7HS02, WOC75EC7HS03, WOC75EC7HS04, WOC75EC7HS20, WOC75EC7HS21, WOC75EC7HS22, WOC75EC7HV00, WOC75EC7HV01, WOC75EC7HV02, WOC75EC7HV03, WOC75EC7HV04, WOC75EC7HV20, WOC97EC0HZ00, WOC97EC0HZ01, WOC97EC0HZ02, WOC97EC0HZ03, WOCA7EC0HN00, WOCA7EC0HN01, WOCA7EC0HN02, WOCA7EC0HN03, WOCA7EC0HZ00, WOCA7EC0HZ01, WOCA7EC0HZ02, WOCA7EC0HZ03, WOD77EC0HB00, WOD77EC0HB01, WOD77EC0HS00, WOD77EC0HS01, WOD77EC0HS02, WOD77EC0HS20, WOD77EC0HV00, WOD77EC0HV01, WOD77EC0HV02, WOD77EC0HV20, WOD77EC0HW00, WOD77EC0HW01, WOD77EC7HB00, WOD77EC7HS00, WOD77EC7HS01, WOD77EC7HS02, WOD77EC7HS20, WOD77EC7HS21, WOD77EC7HV00, WOD77EC7HV01, WOD77EC7HV02, WOD77EC7HV20, WOD97EC0HZ00, WOD97EC0HZ01, WODA7EC0HN00, WODA7EC0HN01, WODA7EC0HZ00, WODA7EC0HZ01, WOEC7027PZ00, WOEC7030PV00, WOEC7030PV01, WOEC7030PZ00, WOEC7030PZ01, WOED7027PZ00, WOED7030PV00, WOED7030PV01, WOED7030PZ00, WOED7030PZ01, WOES7027PZ00, WOES7030PV00, WOES7030PV01, WOES7030PZ00, WOES7030PZ01, WOS72EC0HS01, WOS72EC0HS02, WOS72EC0HS20, WOS72EC0HV01, WOS72EC0HV02, WOS72EC0HV20, WOS72EC7HB01, WOS72EC7HS01, WOS72EC7HS02, WOS72EC7HS20, WOS72EC7HS21, WOS72EC7HV01, WOS72EC7HV02, WOS72EC7HV20, WOS72EC7HV21, WOS97EC0HZ00, WOS97EC0HZ01, WOSA2EC0HN00, WOSA2EC0HN01, WOSA2EC0HZ00, WOSA2EC0HZ01
💡 Pro Tip — Diagnose Before You Replace:
Before ordering a control board, rule out two cheaper fixes first. 1) Temperature sensor (RTD probe): A failed oven temp sensor mimics a dead control board — the oven won’t heat or throws F3/E0 codes. Test resistance at the sensor connector (should read ~1,100Ω at room temp). If it’s open or shorted, replace the sensor before the board. 2) Relay board: Some Whirlpool wall oven models use a separate relay board to switch the bake and broil elements. If the control board powers up and the display works but elements won’t cycle, the relay board is the more likely culprit. Confirm your model’s architecture before ordering.
Before ordering a control board, rule out two cheaper fixes first. 1) Temperature sensor (RTD probe): A failed oven temp sensor mimics a dead control board — the oven won’t heat or throws F3/E0 codes. Test resistance at the sensor connector (should read ~1,100Ω at room temp). If it’s open or shorted, replace the sensor before the board. 2) Relay board: Some Whirlpool wall oven models use a separate relay board to switch the bake and broil elements. If the control board powers up and the display works but elements won’t cycle, the relay board is the more likely culprit. Confirm your model’s architecture before ordering.
✅Compatibility & Cross Reference
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