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I have read several threads about this error message and think I know what I need to do. Can you tell me how to remove the control panel to check the connection(s)?
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Hi,

Your missing some letters and numbers after the "7" at the end of your model#.

These are the results I get:

GBD307PDB0
GBD307PDB1
GBD307PDB2
GBD307PDB3
GBD307PDB4
GBD307PDB5
GBD307PDB6
GBD307PDB7
GBD307PDQ0
GBD307PDQ1
GBD307PDQ2
GBD307PDQ3
GBD307PDQ4
GBD307PDQ5
GBD307PDQ6
GBD307PDQ7
GBD307PDS1
GBD307PDS2
GBD307PDS3
GBD307PDS4
GBD307PDS5
GBD307PDS6
GBD307PDS7
GBD307PDT3
GBD307PDT4
GBD307PDT5
GBD307PDT6
GBD307PDT7
GBD307PDB09 30" Built - in Electric Double Oven Convection - Upper Self - Clean (gold Line)
GBD307PDB10 30" Built - in Electric Double Oven Convection - Upper Self - Clean (gold Line)
GBD307PDQ09 30" Built - in Electric Double Oven Convection - Upper Self - Clean (gold Line)
GBD307PDQ10 30" Built - in Electric Double Oven Convection - Upper Self - Clean (gold Line)
GBD307PDS09 30" Built - in Electric Double Oven Convection - Upper Self - Clean (gold Line)
GBD307PDS10 30" Built - in Electric Double Oven Convection - Upper Self - Clean (gold Line)
GBD307PDT09 30" Built - in Electric Double Oven Convection - Upper Self - Clean (gold Line)
GBD307PDT10 30" Built - in Electric Double Oven Convection - Upper Self - Clean (gold Line)
GBD307PRB00 30" Built - in Electric Double Oven Convection - Upper Self - Clean (gold Line)
GBD307PRB01 30" Built - in Electric Double Oven Convection - Upper Self - Clean (gold Line)
GBD307PRQ00 30" Built - in Electric Double Oven Convection - Upper Self - Clean (gold Line)
GBD307PRQ01 30" Built - in Electric Double Oven Convection - Upper Self - Clean (gold Line)
GBD307PRS00 30" Built - in Electric Double Oven Convection - Upper Self - Clean (gold Line)
GBD307PRS01 30" Built - in Electric Double Oven Convection - Upper Self - Clean (gold Line)
GBD307PRS02 30" Built - in Electric Double Oven Convection - Upper Self - Clean (gold Line)
GBD307PRT00 30" Built - in Electric Double Oven Convection - Upper Self - Clean (gold Line)
GBD307PRY01 30" Built - in Electric Double Oven Convection - Upper Self - Clean (gold Line)

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Sorry. The remaining information is: GBD307PRB00
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Thanks,

To access inside your control panel open your oven door then take off the side trim#2 here on each side:
http://c.searspartsdirect.com/lis_pn...7220-00001.png
I believe it just has one screw on each side holding in the trim, then once the trim is off you will see 2 screws on each side of the bottom of your control panel.

Make sure you turn the breaker off to your oven first.

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Jake,

I removed the side trim #2 pieces from both sides. There are 4 screws in a horizontal position under the control panel. When I remove them a small piece of trim is loose but the body of the control panel is still pretty tightly secured. I can not find any other screws and I'm concerned that too much pressure will break the assembly. What am I missing?

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Jake,

I wised up and realized I needed to slide the built in our of the cabinet to access the screws you were talking about. I tilted the control panel forward and checked all of the wire connections to make sure they are seated and they appear to be. I read on another site to use a clean pink eraser and isopropyl alcohol to clean the contacts for the flexible keypad connector cable. I did that and there was "dirt" on the contacts. I put everything back and turned on the breaker. I still do not get any display. All of the buttons work as I can turn on the oven light, and even the ovens, but no display. Which part do I need to order..?

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Ok Dan,

You would need the electronic clock control board.

Here's the electronic clock control board assembly for your model you can order:
Manufacturer part number 8303883 is RepairClinic item number 1179710
8303883

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Thanks Jake.

I'll let you know how things turn out.

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Ok, sounds good Dan.

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Working great.

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