Parts for Crosley CDEC500FW0: Controls / Top Panel Parts

Fixes dryers showing error codes (E68, LOC), won't start, or unresponsive controls. Moderately challenging repair—most DIYers complete in under an hour.

Light pipe lens for dryers. Guides light from internal bulb to exterior indicator panel. Replace if cracked, discolored, or missing for proper display.

This user interface control board replaces the oven's front control module so you can send commands and view settings. It restores responsive touch/buttons and proper display feedback for normal operation. What it does

• Receives button/touch inputs and relays commands to the oven control system
• Provides display/status feedback so settings and timers are visible
• Helps resolve unresponsive buttons, blank or incorrect display readouts, or intermittent control behavior
• Works as the main input surface for oven functions like bake, broil, timers, and temperature settings

• One user interface control board (UI board) — only items explicitly listed by the manufacturer are included

• Turn power to the appliance off at the breaker before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Handle the board and connectors carefully; avoid touching contacts or flexing the board
• Verify connector orientation and secure mounting; test operation with power restored

This small pin secures the program selection knob to the dryer's control panel shaft. Replace if the control knob spins freely without changing settings or falls off the control panel.

Replace your dryer's internal wiring harness if wires are frayed, connectors are damaged, or the harness is broken. Connects electrical components inside the dryer.

Fix unresponsive buttons or blank displays with a new dryer control panel. This console assembly restores cycle selection and settings display function.

Metal sheet-metal screw secures panels, brackets, and internal components. Replace when missing, stripped, or damaged to restore proper fit.

Replace your dryer's cracked, broken, or worn control panel console. This front panel houses buttons, touchpads, and the display area for operation.