Whirlpool W11134276 Control Board Electric Range

Product Description

The WHIRLPOOL W11134276 is a replacement control board designed for electric range applications. This board serves as the main electronic control interface, managing oven functions such as bake and broil element operation, surface element control, and user input processing. It measures 15.25 x 6.75 x 2.38 inches and is an OEM-specified part for select Whirlpool freestanding electric range models. Installation is typically performed by appliance service technicians or experienced tradespeople familiar with residential electric cooking equipment.

This control board is suited for residential electric range applications in the Whirlpool WFE515S0 series. It replaces the original control board in these units, restoring proper oven and cooktop function when the original board has failed due to component damage, power surge, or general wear. The part covers a range of model variants across the WFE515S0 production run, making it a broad-fit solution within that series.

Key Features

• OEM-specified replacement control board for Whirlpool WFE515S0 series electric ranges
• Manages oven bake, broil, and surface element control functions
• Dimensions of 15.25 x 6.75 x 2.38 inches for direct-fit installation
• Covers multiple model suffix variants across the WFE515S0 production run

Compatibility

Compatible with the following Whirlpool electric range models: WFE515S0ED1, WFE515S0EW1, WFE515S0ES0, WFE515S0ET0, WFE515S0ET2, WFE515S0EB2, WFE515S0EB0, WFE515S0EW0, WFE515S0ED0, WFE515S0EW2, WFE515S0ES1, WFE515S0ET1, WFE515S0EB1.

Installation Notes

Control board replacement on electric ranges must be performed with the appliance fully disconnected from its power source before any service begins. Appliance technicians should follow standard electrostatic discharge precautions when handling the board to avoid damaging sensitive components. Refer to the appliance service manual for connector locations and mounting hardware torque guidance specific to this unit. All electrical work should comply with applicable local codes and the National Electrical Code (NEC).