General Electric Control Board

This transformer supplies low-voltage power used by freezer control components so the freezer's controls and related systems operate correctly. Replacing a faulty transformer can restore power to control circuits and return normal function. What it does

• Converts incoming line power to the low-voltage supply used by freezer control circuits.
• Restores power to control boards and related components when the transformer has failed.
• Can resolve symptoms such as unresponsive controls, dead lights or accessories in the freezer, and intermittent operation of freezer features.
• Works as a direct-replacement component when the original transformer is damaged or nonfunctional.

• One replacement transformer.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before removing panels or wiring; lock out power at the breaker.
• Access typically requires removing interior panels or the control housing—keep track of screws and fasteners.
• Match wiring connectors and terminal positions exactly; do not alter wiring or splice.

The Digitron is an OEM part for GE microwaves. It is an essential component of the microwave's control board, displaying settings, cooking times, and other information on the microwave's digital display.

Over time, the Digitron can fail due to electrical issues, exposure to moisture, or normal wear and tear. If the Digitron is malfunctioning, it can affect the readability of the display or the functionality of the control panel.

Symptoms of a bad Digitron include:

• The display being dim or completely dark
• Inaccurate or incomplete information shown on the screen
• Flickering or intermittent display issues
• Unresponsive control buttons linked to the display

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This electronic control board manages your refrigerator's key systems—compressor, fans, and defrost. When the original board fails, you may see warm temperatures or erratic behavior; replacing it restores stable cooling and proper defrosting.

• Regulates compressor and fan operation to maintain set temperatures
• Controls adaptive defrost timing and energizes the defrost heater
• Distributes power to critical loads and processes sensor inputs
• Helps with: no cooling or intermittent cooling, compressor/fans not running, heavy frost from no defrost, or unresponsive/erratic controls

• Disconnect power before servicing; risk of electric shock
• Use ESD protection; handle the board by the edges only
• Photograph and label connectors; transfer wires exactly and fully seat each plug
• After installation, restore power and follow any model-specific service sheet/configuration steps provided with the appliance

This relay board controls and distributes power to key components, restoring proper operation when the original board fails. It helps resolve power-routing issues that cause intermittent or non-responsive cooking functions.

• Switches high-voltage loads on/off under control of the main electronics
• Can cause no heat, dead display with power present, or intermittent operation when failing
• May produce clicking without function or blown fuse symptoms if shorted
• Restores consistent power delivery to heaters, fans, or transformers as designed

• Disconnect power before service; high-voltage components may be present
• Handle the board by edges; avoid touching soldered components
• Photograph wiring and transfer connectors one at a time to matching terminals
• Secure board and verify proper routing before restoring power and testing

This dryer timer controls the sequence and length of your dryer's cycles. Replace it to restore accurate cycle timing, reliable start/stop, and automatic shutoff when the dial no longer advances or the dryer runs indefinitely.

• Controls power to the motor and heater through timed internal contacts
• Advances the selected cycle and turns the dryer off at the end
• Provides cycle selections through the front dial
• Typical symptoms: cycle won't advance, runs continuously or stops too soon, won't start on certain settings, or no heat on specific timer positions

• Disconnect electrical power before servicing; for gas models, also shut off the gas supply
• Access the rear of the control panel/console to reach the timer
• Transfer wires from the old timer to the new one one-by-one, matching terminal markings; move the mounting hardware and dial as needed
• After installation, test multiple cycles for proper advance and shutoff

This authentic replacement part is a timer for washing machines. The timer is the part that controls the desired time of the wash cycle. Over time, a timer can become inoperable after excessive use. If the timer is no longer performing its intended function, it will need to be replaced.To replace the timer, start by removing the control panel of the washer by removing the mounting screws. Once the screws have been removed tilt the control panel up to gain access to the timer. Once located, take a pair of needle-nose pliers and grab the centerpiece that rotates. Once the pliers have locked onto the centerpiece, proceed to pull off the timer knob from the front of the control panel. Then pull the timer dial off. Disconnect the two wire harnesses. Once these wires have been removed, slide the timer out from its place. Take the new timer and line it up with the four mounting tabs. Slide it in so the locking tabs lock into place. Reinsert the wires in their correct terminals and secure the control panel.This genuine OEM part is sourced directly from the manufacturer and is compatible with General Electric, Hotpoint, and RCA brand washing machines.

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This refrigerator main control board is the central electronic module that coordinates cooling, fan operation, and defrost cycles. Replacing a failed board helps restore stable temperatures and reliable overall performance. What it does:

• Controls compressor operation and cooling cycles
• Drives evaporator and condenser fan motors
• Manages automatic defrost heater timing
• Interprets temperature sensor inputs to maintain setpoints
• Resolve: refrigerator/freezer not cooling, fans or compressor not running, frost buildup, or clicking/chattering from the control area

• Disconnect power before servicing; use proper ESD precautions and handle the board by its edges
• Photograph wiring and label connectors to ensure accurate transfer to the new board
• Transfer any jumpers or mounting hardware from the original board as required
• After installation, restore power and allow time for temperatures to stabilize