Dryer Touch Pad

This control panel is the user interface assembly that lets you select cycles, adjust settings, and view status. Replacing a damaged or unresponsive panel restores normal control and display feedback for your appliance. What it does:

• Houses the touchpads/buttons and display used to enter programs and settings
• Sends user commands to the appliance control board so cycles start and run
• Restores visible status indicators and error codes when the display or LEDs are blank or garbled
• Replaces cracked, worn, or unresponsive keypads that no longer register presses

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock
• Handle the panel and display carefully to avoid damaging the lens or ribbon cables
• Reconnect ribbon cables securely before restoring power

This escutcheon is the molded trim piece that surrounds and protects the appliance control panel, restoring a finished appearance and shielding switches and electronics from spills and debris. It helps keep controls accessible and easy to clean. What it does:

• Covers and protects the control panel area from moisture, food, and daily wear
• Restores the appliance's finished look when the original trim is cracked, scratched, or missing
• Provides proper mounting/location for switches, buttons, or displays
• Helps keep dirt and liquids away from internal components that could cause control issues

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work.
• Remove nearby panels or bezels as needed; retain original fasteners for reassembly.
• Align tabs and screw holes, then secure with the OEM screws—do not overtighten.
• Inspect surrounding seals and components; replace damaged or brittle parts to ensure a proper fit.

A direct-replacement control panel that restores the appliance's front user interface so you can select cycles and options, see status, and start or stop operation. Designed to match OEM fit and function for a clean, responsive control surface. What it does:

• Houses the buttons, touchpad, and display elements that let you choose settings and run cycles
• Replaces a panel with unresponsive buttons, missing/blank display, or intermittent control behavior
• Restores visible cycle status and option indicators so controls respond predictably
• Helps clear issues caused by a damaged or worn front control surface

• One control panel (user interface) assembly as shown

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work to avoid shock
• Basic hand tools are typically required; remove trim or bezels carefully to access mounting screws
• Handle the display and ribbon/connectors gently; align connectors fully before reassembly

This control panel is the user interface assembly that lets you select cycles and see oven settings. It restores button response and display feedback so the appliance accepts commands and shows current status. What it does:

• Provides the buttons/touch controls and display for selecting cycles and options
• Sends user commands to the appliance control board and shows mode/clock information
• Common symptom if failing: unresponsive buttons or touchpad that won't register presses
• Common symptom if failing: blank, dim, or flickering display or incorrect status readouts

• Disconnect power before removing or installing to avoid shock or damage
• Handle the display and ribbon connectors carefully; avoid flexing the board or touching contacts
• Reconnect ribbon cables and secure mounting fasteners; test functions before reassembling fully