Crosley Control Board

This dispenser module controls the refrigerator's ice and water dispensing functions and user interface. Replace a failed module to restore responsive dispensing, indicator lights, and consistent operation at the dispenser.

• Interprets button/paddle inputs and manages dispenser functions
• Coordinates ice and water dispensing operations
• Controls dispenser indicator lights/display for user feedback
• Failure can cause no dispense, unresponsive controls, or erratic/loss of lights

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before service
• Remove the dispenser trim/panel carefully to access the module; protect against static discharge
• Note wire positions; transfer connectors and any reusable covers/overlays from the original part if applicable
• Restore power and test ice and water dispensing after installation

This refrigerator electronic control board manages key cooling and defrost functions. Replacing a failed board helps restore accurate temperature regulation and responsive operation so the appliance runs as designed.

• Regulates compressor and fan operation based on temperature sensor inputs
• Controls the automatic defrost cycle to prevent frost buildup
• Coordinates signals to the user controls/display and other components
• Common failure symptoms: not cooling or intermittent cooling, unit won't run, excessive frost/ice, unresponsive or erratic controls

• Disconnect power to the appliance before service
• Use anti-static precautions; handle the board by the edges only
• Photograph wiring; move connectors one at a time to the matching terminals on the new board
• Ensure all connectors are fully seated before reassembly and testing

Restore accurate cycle control with this washer timer. It sequences power to the drive motor, pump, and water inlet valves so the machine fills, washes, drains, and spins at the proper times.

• Advances the cycle through fill, wash, rinse, drain, and spin stages
• Sends power to the motor, pump, and inlet valves in the correct order and duration
• Safe symptoms: washer won't start, won't advance, stops mid-cycle, runs indefinitely, or skips rinse/spin
• Helps when cycles stall or the dial turns without moving the cycle forward

• Unplug the washer before servicing
• Open the control console to access the timer; note or photograph wiring
• Transfer wires one at a time to matching terminals on the new timer
• Reuse your existing knob/dial and mounting hardware; align the timer shaft before tightening

This mechanical dryer timer controls cycle selection and advancement. When the timer wears out, the dryer may not start, move through the cycle, or shut off as expected. Replacing it restores predictable cycle control.

• Selects the drying program and controls cycle length
• Advances the dial and switches internal contacts to power circuits as designed
• Common symptoms: cycle will not advance, dryer runs until manually stopped, will not start when the knob is turned, or stops mid-cycle
• Ticking, buzzing, or a stuck dial can indicate worn timer contacts

• Disconnect power; for gas models, also shut off the gas supply
• Access the control console; the timer mounts behind the cycle knob
• Transfer wires one at a time from the old timer to the new (take a photo for reference)
• Reinstall knob and panels, restore power, and test a short cycle

Note: Control may no longer include the housing.

This switch assembly is used in select dishwashers to provide a precise open/closed electrical signal to the control. Replacing a worn or sticking switch helps restore consistent cycle operation and reliable responses from the affected function. What it does:

• Sends an on/off (open/closed) signal to the control for the related mechanism in your model
• Helps ensure the connected function engages only at the correct time
• Common symptoms of a failed switch can include: cycle won't start, intermittent stopping, or improper filling/draining behavior
• A sticking or heat-damaged switch may cause erratic operation or error alerts

• One switch assembly

• Disconnect power (and water supply if required by access) before servicing
• Access location is model-specific; photograph wiring and note terminal positions before removal
• Transfer or reuse existing mounting hardware as applicable; ensure firm terminal connections
• After install, check switch actuation and run a test cycle to normal operation

This Board Assembly is an OEM part for Frigidaire refrigerators. It serves as a crucial component in the electronic system of the fridge, responsible for controlling various functions such as temperature regulation, defrost cycles, and energy efficiency modes.

The degradation of a fridge's board assembly can occur due to electrical surges, wear and tear over time, moisture exposure, or other electronic malfunctions. These can affect the refrigerator's ability to maintain consistent temperatures, potentially leading to food spoilage or increased energy consumption.

Symptoms of a failing board assembly include:

• Inconsistent cooling or temperature fluctuations.
• The fridge or freezer compartment not cooling adequately.
• The display panel is unresponsive or showing error codes.
• The defrost cycle not functioning properly, leading to frost buildup.
• Unusual noises or the fridge cycling on and off more frequently than normal.

This Frigidaire OEM replacement part is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and some Kenmore models.
 

This is the refrigerator's electronic main control board. The power PCB coordinates the compressor, fans, and defrost system using sensor inputs—helping restore stable temperatures, proper defrosting, and consistent operation when the original board fails. What it does

• Routes and regulates power to the compressor and evaporator/condenser fans; failure can cause no-cool or intermittent cooling
• Interprets thermistor signals to manage run times and temperature targets; faults may lead to erratic temperatures
• Controls the automatic defrost cycle to prevent frost buildup and restricted airflow
• Interfaces with other control components; issues can present as clicking from the board, display anomalies, or unresponsive controls

• One main power control board

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Use ESD protection; handle the board by the edges and avoid touching components
• Access the control behind the external service cover; transfer connectors one at a time and reuse original mounting hardware/enclosure
• Restore power and allow the refrigerator to stabilize at set temperatures after installation

This electronic control board manages incoming power and coordinates your appliance's core functions. Replacing a failed board can restore proper operation, responsiveness, and reliable cycling.

• Distributes and regulates power to internal components through onboard relays and circuits
• Interprets inputs from the user interface and sensors to execute programmed functions
• Helps coordinate starting, running, and stopping of key systems
• Common signs of failure: no power, unresponsive controls or display, intermittent shutdowns, cycles that won't start or complete

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Use ESD protection; handle the PCB by the edges to prevent static damage
• Photograph or label connectors; transfer one plug at a time to the new board
• Secure the board, confirm all connectors are fully seated, then restore power to test

This electronic control board is the appliance's brain, coordinating timing and power to run each cycle. When it fails, the unit may be unresponsive or behave erratically; replacing it restores reliable operation.

• Manages cycle timing and sends power to motors, valves, heaters, and other loads
• Interprets inputs from the user interface and sensors to execute selected settings
• Common symptoms: dead or unresponsive controls, won't start, or cycles that stop early or fail to advance
• Intermittent operation, erratic/blinking indicators, or visible burn damage on the board may indicate a failed control

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing.
• Use ESD protection; handle the board by its edges.
• Note/photograph wire locations and transfer connectors one at a time; mount the board securely in the original housing.
• After reassembly, restore power and run a test cycle or diagnostics per the tech sheet to confirm operation.

The defrost timer controls your refrigerator's automatic defrost cycle, periodically pausing cooling to power the defrost heater. Replacing a faulty timer restores proper defrosting to help prevent frost buildup, temperature swings, and excessive run time.

• Advances the system between cooling and defrost at set intervals
• Sends power to the defrost heater, then returns the unit to cooling
• Failure may cause heavy frost on evaporator coils and weak airflow
• Fresh food section may run warm while the freezer ices over
• Unit may run constantly, never defrost, or get stuck in defrost

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Location varies by model; access the timer (often in the control housing or rear compartment), note wire positions, and transfer one at a time
• Mount and secure the timer as originally installed; reuse existing bracket/fasteners
• After reassembly, restore power and verify the unit advances through cooling and defrost

The Relay Board is an OEM part for Frigidaire ranges. It is an electronic component that controls the operation of various range functions and components by directing electrical currents through a network of relays.

Causes of a bad relay board include failure of electronic components over time due to continuous use, component fatigue, water damage, or surges/spikes in electrical current.

Symptoms of a bad range relay board include:

• Inoperable or unreliable oven/range functions such as bake, broil, warm, etc.
• Issues with cooktop burner ignition or flame level control
• Inconsistent or inaccurate temperature readings
• Error codes or diagnostic trouble codes appearing

This OEM Frigidaire part is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator and some Kenmore models.

The main power control board assembly regulates and routes electrical power to major appliance systems, restoring correct control of compressors, fans, defrost and other functions when the original control board fails. What it does:

• Serves as the appliance's central power/control circuit, distributing power to key components.
• Controls compressor and fan operation to support proper cooling cycles.
• Manages defrost sequencing and related timing functions.
• Common symptoms tied to a failing board: unit won't start or run, intermittent operation, blank or unresponsive display, or control-related error codes.

• Disconnect all power before attempting any service; verify power is off at the breaker.
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid touching components; use anti-static precautions when possible.
• Confirm diagnostics and wiring/connector compatibility before replacing the board; retain all mounting hardware for reinstallation.

This RFI noise filter conditions the AC power entering your microwave, reducing electrical interference and helping protect and stabilize the control and power circuits. Replace it if the unit is dead or trips a breaker when starting.

• Filters radio-frequency/electromagnetic noise on the incoming AC line
• Helps stabilize power to the control, relays, lights, and fans
• Failure may cause no display or intermittent loss of power
• A shorted filter may blow the line fuse or trip the household breaker when plugged in or when Start is pressed

• Disconnect power by unplugging the microwave or switching off the dedicated circuit breaker
• For over-the-range units, remove the microwave from the wall to safely access internal components
• Label and transfer wires to matching terminals; mount the filter securely and route wiring away from sharp edges

This part is a moisture sensor control board that is used on dryer units. This component monitors the moisture levels within the dryer and adjusts the dry time during the automatic drying cycle. A new moisture sensor control board will be needed if the time is not advancing in the automatic drying cycle, even if it does advance in the timed dry cycle. Another sign is if the dryer continues to run after the clothing inside is dry. Unplug the dryer from its power source prior to replacing this component. The person performing this task may wish to wear work gloves to protect their hands.The moisture sensor control board is compatible with dryers that are manufactured by Kenmore, KitchenAid, Kenmore Elite, Whirlpool, Amana, Crosley, Maytag, Inglis, Sears Canada, Roper, and Sears. This part is sold individually and it is a genuine OEM replacement part that comes straight from the manufacturer.

Replacement board-switch that restores control to the appliance's user interface. Replaces a failed switch/control board to help recover unresponsive buttons, inconsistent function selection, or intermittent control operation. What it does:

• Acts as the control switch board that routes user commands to the appliance control system.
• Restores responsiveness when touchpads or buttons fail to register inputs or respond intermittently.
• Helps stop erratic function selection or unexpected cycling tied to a faulty control interface.
• Interfaces with existing harness and mounting points for a direct replacement fit when the identical part is required.

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before starting service to prevent shock or damage.
• Handle the board carefully; avoid flexing the PCB and keep connectors aligned when reinstalling.
• Use basic hand tools to remove the control panel or cover; verify all connectors are fully seated before testing.