Dryer Control Board

This electronic control board manages the appliance's timing, cycle selection, and user interface so your unit responds correctly to commands. Replacing a failed board can restore consistent operation and responsive controls. What it does:

• Controls cycle timing, user inputs, and the appliance's core operating logic
• Directs power signals to components based on selected functions
• Common symptoms of failure: unresponsive or flashing display, failure to start cycles, random shutdowns, or error codes
• Can cause intermittent operation or incorrect cycle behavior when defective

• Always disconnect power at the main supply before servicing to avoid electric shock
• Handle the board by its edges and use anti-static precautions to protect electronic components
• The replacement part number and connector locations match the original before installation

This is a replacement dryer control board for an electric dryer. The dryer control board is the main electrical board that controls all the primary functions of a dryer. If the dryer has stopped working properly or is no longer turning or heating, this could mean that the dryer control board needs replaced. To replace the board, make sure the dryer is turned off and removed from power. The dryer control board will be located either on the back of the dryer or behind the user interface. Accessing it will require a screwdriver.This authentic OEM replacement part can be used in many models including the Electrolux, Frigidaire, Gibson, Kelvinator, Westinghouse and others.

This is the electronic control module that manages appliance functions, timing and user interface signals so your appliance operates correctly. Replacing a faulty control board restores reliable command of cycles and electronic features. What it does

• Receives input from buttons/controls and sends commands to motors, valves and heating elements
• Manages cycle timing, user selections and status signals
• Faulty board can cause unresponsive controls, incorrect cycles, error codes or no power to controlled components
• Helps stop intermittent or erratic operation caused by damaged circuitry or failed components on the module

• Always disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting work
• Handle the board carefully and avoid touching circuit traces; use ESD protection if available
• Keep fasteners and connectors in their original positions; match connector locations during reassembly

This electromechanical timer controls cycle selection and advances the appliance through timed steps to restore normal cycle sequencing and timing. Replaces a worn or non-advancing control so cycles start and complete properly. What it does:

• Rotates to advance the appliance through timed cycles and routes power to motors, valves, and heaters at the correct intervals
• Restores ability to select and complete cycles when a worn timer fails to advance
• Common symptoms: cycles won't advance, no heat or motor power during some cycles, or selector knob turns without changing cycle
• Works as the main mechanical timing control for sequencing components during operation

• Disconnect power before beginning work; confirm power is off at the breaker or unplug the appliance
• Remove control panel or console trim to access the timer; keep fasteners and switches organized
• Transfer any actuator knobs or clips as needed and secure the new timer in place
• After installation, restore power and verify the appliance cycles through settings and functions correctly

The Control is an OEM part for Frigidaire dryers. As the brains of the dryer, the control is responsible for monitoring temperature, moisture levels, cycle time, and more. It works together with other components like the timer, thermostat, and heating elements to execute the drying cycle selected by the user.

Symptoms of a bad control can include:

• The dryer not heating up 
• Inability to select or start cycles
• Unusual noises or vibrations from the control area
• Flickering lights or other electrical issues

Causes of a bad control include circuit failures, wiring issues, or damage due to moisture intrusion or impact over time. Replacing it with this OEM part will restore full functionality to your Frigidaire dryer. 

This Frigidaire replacement control is also compatible with models by Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and Kenmore. 

This electromechanical timer assembly controls cycle timing for compatible GE ranges and ovens, restoring accurate cook cycles and timer functions. It replaces a worn or non-advancing control to help your appliance complete timed operations reliably. What it does:

• Advances and times cooking cycles so bake, broil and self-clean operations run to completion
• Restores timer and manual cycle control when the original timer stops advancing
• Helps resolve symptoms like no timer display, oven cycles that won't start or stop on schedule, or intermittent timing failures
• Works as the user-accessible timing control for front-panel settings

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning service to avoid shock hazard
• Access may require removing the range/oven control panel or console; keep fasteners and trim for reassembly
• Handle connectors carefully and match wiring/location during reinstallation

This mechanical oven timer restores simple dial-based timing and end-of-cycle alerts so you can set cook times and receive audible reminders. It replaces a worn or non-advancing timer to bring back reliable basic timing functions. What it does:

• Advances and times cook/clean cycles so the oven rings when a set time ends
• Restores manual timing when the clock/timer no longer advances
• Replaces a timer that fails to sound the end-of-cycle buzzer
• Provides a direct, dial-based alternative to electronic controls on compatible units

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before beginning service
• Access typically requires removing the control panel or console; support the console while detaching the timer
• Align the timer shaft and knob carefully during installation to avoid damage

This electronic control assembly manages oven functions, timers and the display, restoring user interface and temperature control when the original control fails. It replaces a faulty control to get oven cycles and settings working again. What it does:

• Controls oven temperature, bake/broil functions, timers and the front display
• Sends and receives signals to start heating elements and manage bake cycles
• Commonly replaces controls that are unresponsive, show no display, or cause ovens to not heat or behave erratically
• Restores normal user-interface and programmed cooking functions when defective

• Disconnect power at the house breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Handle the control assembly carefully to avoid damage from impact or static discharge
• Match the part number and visually confirm connector locations before installation

This main electronic control board manages a refrigerator's key functions, translating user commands and sensor signals into compressor, defrost and lighting operation for reliable daily performance. What it does:

• Receives inputs from the user interface and sensors, then controls compressor, fans and defrost cycles.
• Regulates cooling cycles to help maintain set temperatures.
• Powers and communicates with the display and status lights.
• Can cause symptoms such as a blank display, unresponsive controls, continuous run/overcooling, or intermittent cooling when failing.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or damage.
• Handle the board carefully and avoid electrostatic discharge; use proper grounding.
• Verify connectors and mounting location match your appliance before installation.

This replacement timer plastic shaft restores the control knob connection on compatible GE appliance timers so the timer advances and settings stay engaged. Simple, low-cost fix when the original shaft is cracked, stripped, or broken. What it does:

• Replaces the damaged or worn plastic shaft that connects the control knob to the timer mechanism.
• Restores positive knob engagement so the timer advances and selected cycles run.
• Helps eliminate symptoms like a spinning or slipping knob, inability to change timer settings, or intermittent timer control.
• Intended for mechanical/electromechanical control timers that use a plastic shaft interface.

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or injury.
• Remove the control knob and access the timer per your model's service instructions; handle internal components gently.
• Align the shaft correctly with the timer mechanism and knob splines; do not force parts—inspect for additional damage to the timer or knob.

This mechanical selector timer controls the wash cycle sequence and timing, restoring reliable cycle advancement and automatic transitions. It replaces a worn or non-advancing control to bring consistent cycle timing back to the appliance. What it does:

• Advances washer cycles and engages appropriate motor and valve circuits at set intervals
• Ensures timed transitions between fill, agitate, drain and spin stages
• Commonly needed when cycles won't advance, stop mid-cycle, or settings don't change
• Works as the electro-mechanical clock/controller that coordinates cycle operations

• One mechanical timer assembly

• Disconnect power before attempting service to avoid shock or injury
• Removal typically requires access to the control panel and disconnecting wiring harnesses; note wire locations or take a photo before removing
• Handle the timer gently; install only if identical to the original and fully secured before restoring power

This main electronic control board manages the appliance's user interface and core functions, restoring responsive controls and proper operation when the original board fails. What it does:

• Receives and processes commands from the control panel so buttons and displays respond correctly
• Communicates with sensors and other modules to manage temperature, timing, and cycle functions
• Powers relays and outputs that control motors, heaters, valves, or compressors depending on appliance type
• Replaces a failed or intermittent board that causes error codes, an unresponsive display, or inconsistent operation

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting work to avoid electric shock
• Handle the board carefully; avoid touching components and use anti-static precautions
• Verify the part number on the existing board and the appliance wiring harness match before installation

This mechanical dryer timer controls cycle sequencing and timing for compatible Frigidaire-style electric dryers, restoring proper cycle advancement and user-selected timing. Fits as a direct-replacement timing/control module. What it does:

• Advances the dryer through timed cycles and user-selected settings
• Routes power to components per cycle position
• Helps correct symptoms like cycles that won't advance, no change between settings, or a stuck timer knob
• Replaces a worn or non-rotating timer mechanism that prevents normal dryer operation

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the dryer before service
• Handle the control and timer gently; avoid bending terminals or stressing wiring
• Verify knob alignment and cycle indexing during reassembly
• Refer to the dryer service manual or wiring diagram for exact hookup and safety procedures

This main electronic control board manages refrigerator functions and restores user control to the appliance. Replaces a failed board to return digital controls, cycles, and timed components to normal operation. What it does:

• Receives and processes user inputs from the control panel and directs functions like cooling cycles and defrost.
• Controls compressor, fans, and defrost timing so the refrigerator maintains proper temperature regulation.
• Powers and updates the display and user interface; often replaced when the display or buttons become unresponsive.
• Common symptom fix: intermittent or complete loss of control panel response, erratic cooling behavior, or failure to initiate defrost cycles.

• One main electronic control board

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair to avoid electric shock.
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid static discharge; wear an anti-static wrist strap if available.
• Verify connector orientation and seating before restoring power; do not force connectors.

This electromechanical timer controls the appliance's cycle sequencing so wash/dry cycles advance and complete as expected. Replacing a faulty timer restores proper cycle timing and program changes for consistent operation. What it does:

• Advances and times cycle steps so selected programs run in the correct order
• Interfaces with selector and motor to start, stop, and change cycles
• Can fail and cause symptoms like cycles not advancing, no power to cycles, or stuck on one setting
• Works with the appliance's existing wiring and mounts in the original timer location

• One electromechanical timer

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid electric shock
• Access may require removing the console or control panel; keep fasteners organized
• Note wire locations or take a photo before disconnecting connectors for correct reassembly