Dryer Control Board

This dryer timer controls the length and sequence of drying cycles. Replacing a failed timer restores proper cycle advancement so the dryer starts, runs, and shuts off at the correct time.

• Controls cycle timing and progression through the selected settings
• Opens/closes internal contacts to route power to the drive motor, heat circuit, and end-of-cycle signal as designed
• Advances the control dial and stops the dryer at the OFF position
• Typical symptoms of a bad timer: timer won't advance, dryer runs too long, stops mid-cycle, or won't start on timed cycles

• Disconnect power before servicing; for gas dryers, also shut off the gas supply
• Access timer from the control panel; remove the rear panel/cover to reach it
• Label or photograph wire positions and transfer them one-by-one to the new timer
• Secure the timer with original screws, reinstall the dial/knob, and test cycle operation

This plastic timer shaft connects the control knob to the dryer's timer. It restores a secure, positive engagement so you can reliably select cycles and turn the timer without the knob slipping or wobbling.

• Couples the control knob to the timer mechanism
• Allows accurate turning of the timer to select settings
• Replaces a cracked or stripped shaft that causes the knob to spin freely
• Helps keep the dial aligned with the chosen cycle

• Disconnect power to the dryer before servicing
• Pull off the timer knob and dial; access the control panel if needed
• Align the new shaft with the timer stem (match flat/splines) and press straight on—do not force
• Reinstall the dial and knob; verify the knob turns the timer smoothly

This coin chute guides coins from the slide into the coin mechanism so the machine can register payment and begin a cycle. Keeping the chute intact and aligned helps prevent jams and misfeeds in coin-operated laundry equipment.

• Directs coins from the slide to the coin mechanism to register payment
• Helps ensure smooth coin drop, reducing bounce-back and misfeeds
• Common fix when coins jam, fall into the cabinet, or the unit won't start after payment
• Replace if cracked, bent, corroded, or missing

• Disconnect power; shut off gas before service
• Open the coin housing/slide assembly and retain existing hardware
• Install the new chute in the same orientation; align with slide and mechanism, then secure
• Test with sample coins to ensure proper drop and operation before returning to service

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

This 3-cycle dryer timer controls cycle selection and run time. Replace it to restore proper start, advancement, and shut-off so your dryer runs the correct length and switches cycles reliably.

• Controls cycle timing and advancement via internal cams, contacts, and a timer motor
• Routes power to the drive motor and heater according to the selected cycle
• Common symptoms: timer won't advance; dryer won't start on certain settings; won't shut off at the end of a cycle; or runs too long/too short
• Cause inconsistent drying in Auto cycles when internal contacts fail

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Remove the timer knob/dial and open the control console to access the timer
• Transfer wires one at a time from the old timer to the new; take a photo for reference
• Secure the timer and ensure the shaft aligns with the knob; test operation before reassembly

This electronic control board manages the appliance's cycles, timing, and key functions. Replacing a failed board can restore reliable operation when the machine won't start, won't advance, or behaves erratically.

• Interprets inputs from sensors/switches and the user interface
• Controls motors, valves, and heaters based on the selected cycle
• Manages cycle timing, speeds, and indicator lights
• Typical failure symptoms: no start, unresponsive controls, stops mid-cycle, won't advance, random error codes or power cycling

• Disconnect power before servicing to prevent electrical shock
• Use ESD precautions; handle the board by its edges
• Transfer any mounting brackets or jumpers from the old board to the new one
• Move wiring connectors one at a time to matching positions and verify full seating

This replacement part is a control board that has been manufactured by General Electric and is compatible with dryers. This part works by allowing the user to select the desired functions such as the drying time or the temperature. Control boards are subject to wear and tear over time, which may cause them to deteriorate or become faulty, requiring replacement. Before attempting any sort of repairs, ensure that the dryer has been entirely disconnected from all power sources to prevent the risk of injury, particularly from electrocution. Work gloves should also be worn.This is a genuine OEM part that has been sourced directly from the manufacturer. This is an authentic part made of high-quality, durable, non-corrosive materials and is compatible with dryers manufactured by General Electric, Hotpoint, RCA, and some other brands. This part is only sold individually.

This is a mechanical defrost timer that controls the automatic defrost cycle of the refrigerator. It periodically shuts off the compressor and energizes the defrost heater so frost can melt, helping maintain proper cooling performance.

• Cycles the unit between cooling and defrost at set intervals
• Stuck or failed timers can cause warm temperatures, heavy frost, or continuous running
• Can also cause short-cycling or no-cool if contacts fail

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access is typically from the control housing or rear service area; note wire positions before removal
• Replace one-for-one with the same terminal orientation; do not force the cam
• After install, allow one full cycle to verify defrost operation

This dryer timer and wiring harness kit restores accurate cycle control when the original timer fails or when a connector update is required. It helps ensure the dryer starts, advances, and shuts off at the correct times.

• Regulates cycle timing and advances the dial through settings
• Directs power to motor and heater circuits at the proper points in the cycle
• Updated harness mates with the revised timer terminals/connectors
• Typical symptoms include: timer not advancing, cycles running too long/short, won't start, or won't shut off

• Disconnect power before servicing; turn off gas supply for gas dryers
• Note wire locations; move wires one at a time; install the adapter harness if your original connector differs
• Mount timer securely; route and secure wiring away from sharp edges, heat, and moving parts
• Run a timed dry test to ensure the timer advances and the dryer shuts off properly

Replacement electromechanical oven timer that restores timed-cooking control on compatible GE ranges and wall ovens. Use it to regain reliable cycle timing for bake, broil and self-clean functions. What it does:

• Advances and times oven cooking cycles so timed bake/broil and self-clean operations run as expected.
• Common symptoms: timer does not move, timed cycles do not start or finish, or oven won't complete a timed cooking cycle.
• Replaces a failed mechanical timing mechanism in the oven control console; interfaces with existing console wiring and mounting.
• Verify model compatibility using your appliance model number before ordering.

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the circuit breaker before beginning any repair.
• Label or photograph wire locations before removal to ensure correct reconnection.
• Use basic hand tools and avoid forcing connectors; handle the assembly carefully.

This dryer timer controls the length of the drying cycle and directs power to key circuits. Replacing a worn timer restores reliable cycle advance and proper shutoff so the dryer doesn't run too long or stall.

• Advances the dryer through the selected timed cycle and turns it off at the end of the set time
• Routes power to the drive motor and heating circuit through internal switch contacts
• Coordinates cycle selection via the control knob attached to the timer shaft
• Failure symptoms include: cycle not advancing, running continuously, won't start on certain settings, or intermittent/no heat

• Disconnect power before servicing; if gas, also shut off the gas supply
• Access the control panel and remove the rear cover to reach the timer
• Photograph/label wires and transfer them one by one to matching terminals on the new timer
• Mount the timer securely, align the shaft, reinstall the knob/dial, and test all cycle positions

This genuine replacement part is a user interface board for dryers. The user interface board is the circuit board that responds to the buttons located on the control panel allowing the user to adjust the dryer settings. If the dryer is no longer responding when buttons are being pressed then it might be time to replace the user interface board. Luckily this is a relatively easy repair.To replace the interface board begin by turning off the power to the dryer. Once the power has been shut off move the dryer away from the wall to gain access to the upper back panel. Remove the panel and locate the interface board. Snap it out of its brackets and remove the wire harness attached to the board. Reinsert the wire connector to the new interface and snap the new board assembly back to its original place.This OEM replacement part is sold individually and is compatible with General Electric, Hotpoint, and RCA brand Dryers.

This electronic control board is the machine's brain, directing power and timing for each selected cycle. Replacing it restores responsive controls and reliable operation.

• Directs power to motors, valves, heaters, pumps, and fans per cycle selection
• Interprets inputs from sensors and switches to adjust operation
• Stores and executes timing/logic and manages error routines
• Failure symptoms include unresponsive controls/display, won't start, stops mid-cycle, cycle won't advance, intermittent operation, or error codes

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; verify zero voltage.
• Use ESD protection and handle the board by the edges only.
• Photograph/label wiring and transfer connectors one by one to the new board.
• Mount securely in the existing bracket/enclosure, restore power, and run a test; for any model-specific resets.

This dryer timer controls the sequence and length of drying cycles. Replacing a failed timer restores consistent cycle advancement and automatic shutoff so your dryer starts, runs, and ends at the correct time. What it does:

• Advances the selected cycle by opening and closing internal switch contacts on schedule
• Coordinates start/run timing and end-of-cycle shutoff for timed and auto settings
• Common failure signs: timer knob doesn't advance, dryer runs too long or won't shut off, stops early, or only certain cycles work

• Includes 1 dryer timer assembly

• Unplug the dryer or disconnect power before servicing
• Access the timer from the console; remove the control knob and mounting screws to release it
• Transfer wires one at a time to matching terminals on the new timer using your model's wiring diagram
• Mount securely, reassemble the console and knob, then test for proper cycle advancement

Main power board that manages and distributes electrical power to an appliance's control components. Replaces a failed control board to help restore proper power delivery and core electrical functions. What it does

• Routes and regulates electrical power to the appliance's control circuits and modules.
• Restores operation when a faulty board causes loss of power to controls or motors.
• Addresses symptoms such as the appliance not powering on, control/display unresponsive, intermittent operation, or recurring electrical fault behavior.
• Works as the central power/control interface for related electrical functions.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid touching components; protect against static discharge.
• Label and photograph wire harness locations before disconnecting for correct reassembly.

Replaces the appliance's main electronic control board to restore normal electronic control of cycles, timers and user inputs. Use this board when the control module is faulty to regain reliable operation of programmed functions. What it does:

• Serves as the appliance's primary control module, managing cycle selection, timing and relay outputs.
• Can address unresponsive touchpads/buttons or controls that no longer start or complete cycles.
• Required if functions run out of sequence or the appliance shows persistent control-related error codes.

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before starting any repair.
• Handle the board carefully and avoid touching component leads; use an anti-static wrist strap if available.
• Ensure connectors are fully seated and routed the same way as the original; do not force connectors or bend circuit traces.
• Reinstall all mounting hardware and test the appliance through a full cycle after restoring power.