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GE Profile Oven JGSP48BH3BB

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Hello everyone.  I am trying to fix error code F7 for a GE oven range, but I cant figure out how to get the control panel off this thing. 

There are 7 bolts under the panel which I tried taking off, but the panel is still firmly in place.  From the look of things I may need to remove the entire top part of the range and burners, which have screws that are very likely rusted through and will need drilling.  Before I get into that I was hoping someone here might know an easier solution.  I was unable to find any resources online on how to take off this front panel.

 

Any help would be much appreciated.

 

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Take the burner knobs off.  Under them you will see a large plastic nut holding down the user interface.  Taking care disconnect the ribbon connection. Set aside the UI.  Remove screws that are revile

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Take the burner knobs off.  Under them you will see a large plastic nut holding down the user interface.  Taking care disconnect the ribbon connection. Set aside the UI.  Remove screws that are reviled by removing UI.

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Oh man thank you so much! You saved me tons of time.

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