Parts for Whirlpool RBS305PVB04: 02 - Control Panel Parts

This control panel assembly houses the appliance's user interface, buttons and display so you can operate cycles and settings as intended. Replacing a damaged or worn panel restores a clean, functional console and readable controls. What it does

• Replaces the entire front console housing that holds the buttons and display.
• Restores responsive pushbuttons and visible indicators when the original panel is cracked, faded or otherwise damaged.
• Secures and protects internal switch and ribbon cable connections from everyday wear.
• Helps address symptoms such as loose or missing buttons, a cracked face, or faded markings that make controls hard to read.

• Disconnect power before beginning repair to avoid shock or damage to electronics.
• May require removal of the console trim and careful disconnection of ribbon cables or wire harnesses; keep fasteners organized.
• Handle the new panel and its connectors gently to avoid bending pins or scratching the display.

This is the front control panel assembly in a black finish. It restores a clean look and secure mounting for the appliance's user interface area so controls are easy to access and properly supported. What it does:

• Forms the front interface surface and mounting structure for the control components
• Aligns and supports the keypad/user interface and display area
• Shields internal components around the control area from heat, moisture, and debris
• Helps resolve issues such as a cracked, warped, or broken panel and loose/misaligned controls
• Refreshes worn or damaged exterior appearance

• 1 control panel assembly in black

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; allow the appliance to cool completely
• Support the panel while removing the last fasteners to prevent dropping or damage
• Transfer any attached components from the old panel to the new one one-for-one, as applicable
• Seat ribbon cables/connectors fully and avoid pinching wires; use ESD-safe handling if moving electronic boards

This membrane switch, also called the touchpad/keypad, sits behind the control panel. It reads your button presses and sends them to the electronic control, restoring dependable response when keys are unresponsive, intermittent, or stuck. What it does:

• Translates touch inputs into signals for the control board
• Common fix for dead, intermittent, or hard-to-press keys
• Helps resolve stuck/phantom key presses and random beeping
• Restores the ability to start/stop functions and adjust settings

• One membrane switch (touchpad) assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Access the console/control area; note routing and orientation of the flat ribbon connector(s)
• Insert the ribbon straight into the control board connector and lock the retainer; avoid creasing the flex
• Align and press the keypad evenly if adhesive-backed; reuse any trim/overlay as designed for your model

This membrane switch, also called the touchpad/keypad, sits behind the control panel. It reads your button presses and sends them to the electronic control, restoring dependable response when keys are unresponsive, intermittent, or stuck. What it does:

• Translates touch inputs into signals for the control board
• Common fix for dead, intermittent, or hard-to-press keys
• Helps resolve stuck/phantom key presses and random beeping
• Restores the ability to start/stop functions and adjust settings

• One membrane switch (touchpad) assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Access the console/control area; note routing and orientation of the flat ribbon connector(s)
• Insert the ribbon straight into the control board connector and lock the retainer; avoid creasing the flex
• Align and press the keypad evenly if adhesive-backed; reuse any trim/overlay as designed for your model

Screw for side trim.