GENERAL ELECTRIC Range Electronic Control Overlay - Black (WB27T11229)

I have no idea why the replacement is smaller than the previous original size. Other than that it fits but now my oven looks weird I’m with the rest of it missing.

I was concerned about it not fitting my built in oven like it should, but it fit perfectly. Easy to apply and covered everything it needed to cover. Been a few months now and it has stayed put!

Like many others that have reviewed this, my oven is one that has the larger faceplate so this does not fit exactly. I am very disappointed GE no longer makes the faceplace that fits; however, given that this is the only option it is “okay”. I took off the old, worn out faceplate sticker, applied goo be gone, sanded it down, then painted it will a black all surface paint and primer. After that, I applied the new sticker. It’s not “like new” but is much better than having a faceplate that is flacking off.

Overall I am quite happy with this quick and simple fix! As other reviews mentioned, the replacement part does not fully cover the the panel as the original had done. Things to know;- It is a sticker, so no tools needed.- Removing the old sticker leaves residue on the plastic panel underneath. Simply spray hairspray on the black panel and rub hard. You will see the residue rolling off even if you didn’t see it before. Repeat a couple of times and you will see the black panel clean up nicely. Focus in cleaning the residue on areas that won’t be covered by the sticker.- After removing residue, spray and wipe hairspray from surface.- Peel back off of sticker, align and place over buttons. Pressung down from Center outward to remove any bubbles.- Peel film off of front of sticker.- Done!I posted a before and after pic.

These did not fit my GE completely, But the buttons are aligned. So, I pasted this on top of existing faceplate.

Just what we needed. I wish adhesive was a little better. There is a protective coating on top. I thought product was scratched but looked great once I realized and took that off.

The faceplate that I was replacing was buckled up from the steam coming up from the oven and in certain spots the plastic had even fallen off from pressing that spot over the years. This replacement faceplate did the trick. It isn't the entire size of the original piece but it fits well enough to cover what's necessary. I just cut/peeled back enough of the original and placed this new piece over it. It blends in perfectly. It would have been better if the width was a little longer to fit right to the bottom but it still looks fine. Not perfect but definitely do-able.

The new overlay is smaller than the one that came with the oven, so I had to come up with a creative solution to make this one work. The original overlay was bubbling up from the heat of the oven. I removed the overlay, punched out the "bubbles" that cover the control buttons, sprayed the back side of the original overlay with spray glue, and reattached it to the oven control panel. I let it dry overnight, then I attached the new overlay on top of the old one. It looks pretty good and was certainly much cheaper than buying a whole new control panel.

We purchased another brand to start with (less expensive), but it would not stay stuck to our wall oven. Bought this one and so far it works.