Dishwasher Knob, Dial & Button

Replace a broken, cracked, or missing control panel button on your dishwasher. This pushbutton installs on the front control panel for cycle selection.

This pushbutton is a replacement momentary control button for appliance control panels, restoring reliable tactile input for cycle selection and start functions. It keeps your appliance responsive when the original button is broken, stuck, or unresponsive. What it does

• Provides a tactile, momentary contact input for console/selector functions.
• Replaces cracked, worn, or non-returning buttons that fail to actuate switches.
• Restores reliable control-panel operation when the visible button surface is damaged.
• Helps eliminate intermittent or no-response symptoms caused by damaged button actuators.

• One pushbutton.

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off breaker) before accessing the control panel.
• Remove the console or control trim to access and replace the button; retain screws and clips.
• Handle the button and surrounding plastic carefully to avoid breaking tabs; align and snap into place.
• If the underlying switch or wiring is damaged, inspect and replace those components as needed.

Black pushbutton for dishwasher control panel. Replaces worn, cracked, or missing buttons on your control interface. Direct fit replacement part.

This timer knob is the user-facing control for setting and adjusting a timed cycle on compatible appliances. It restores a secure, easy-to-grip interface so you can select and change timer settings quickly and reliably. What it does

• Fits onto the appliance timer shaft and provides a tactile grip to turn and set the timer dial.
• Replaces cracked, stripped, or missing knobs that are hard to turn or won't engage the timer.
• Helps restore accurate manual control over timed cycles and prevents accidental slips while adjusting settings.
• Common symptom: knob spins freely, is loose, cracked, or won't turn to the desired setting.

• One timer knob as shown.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting service to avoid injury.
• Most installs are simple: pull the old knob straight off the timer shaft and push the new knob onto the shaft until it seats.
• If the knob is keyed, align the internal slot with the shaft flat; do not force or hammer into place.
• Test the knob operation after reconnecting power and ensure smooth, full-range rotation.