Its probably a single control board that fits multiple models, and is configured either at the factory, by populating/ not populating resistors or zero ohm links, or by jumpers or switches that can be set by a repairer, or by sensing the wiring connections, to select the model it is to control. If the selection mechanism is damaged, by a board or wiring fault, other component failure or a blown pin on the MCU, it could easily misidentify what it is installed in. At this point, unless the preprogrammed MCU is available as a spare part, you probably need a replacement control board, as I'm betting its disabled the second oven due to the detection fault.