How to Troubleshoot & Replace Frigidaire AP4456076 / 137006060 Washer Electronic Control Board

I had a repairman come and told me it would be $ 525.00 to fix. So I went internet shopping and found you. I got the part overnight and installed it in 15 minute and saved $ 400.00. I now have another project so I'm gonna order from y'all again 

This one was almost as easy as replacing the door latch assembly, but a little trickier. I just swapped the connectors one by one from the old board to the new (to make sure everything went to where it was supposed to go), then moved the plastic light indicators and the digital readout panel over to the new one. The dial was a little trickier, it involved unlatching the back of the old circuit board in order to get the whole dial piece out, but after that it was easy to insert into the new one. Then it was just a matter of aligning the new board with the dial/buttons and screwing it back down. Worked like a charm! This was my last resort--after replacing the door latch assembly twice, paying for a mechanic to examine and give his opinion (he figured the control board), then opting to replace this part myself, I was just going to break down and buy a new machine if this didn't work. 

Took the top of the washer off and the control panel 

Replaced control panel 

I posted a request for information about E6E error code on Applianceblog.com. I received a quick reply that included the necessary part number with manuals to assist me in replacing it. Jake showed me how to find the part on appliancepartspro.com. I ordered the part on Friday, it arrived on Saturday and I did two loads of wash on Saturday night. 

At first I misread the instructions, it said try test 7 and I mixed up the results, it said I should replace either the lock or the pc board, after doing the test I replaced the lock but still had the problem. I re-read and re-did the test and realized my mistake, I was supposed to replace the pc board. (Wasted$) New pc board was super easy, I would recommend if people have the same screws as mine to use a square head bit, it was #2 I believe. My screws could use a Phillips screwdriver as well but I kept slipping, they went in and out perfectly when I used the square bit head.