General Electric Control Board

This electronic temperature control board regulates refrigerator cooling by reading sensors and commanding fans, compressor and defrost cycles to maintain set temperatures. Replaces a failed control board to restore proper temperature management. What it does:

• Receives temperature sensor signals and sends control commands to refrigeration components
• Helps stop irregular cooling, continuous run, or erratic temperature changes when the board has failed
• Works with defrost and fan systems to coordinate normal cooling and defrost cycles
• Restores electronic control when original board is unresponsive or damaged

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid static discharge; use proper ESD precautions if available

This electronic oven control manages the oven's clock, timer and user interface so you can set bake/broil cycles and monitor time. Replaces a worn or non-responsive control to restore normal oven control and timing. What it does

• Displays and keeps the oven clock and kitchen timer.
• Accepts user settings for bake, broil, delay start and timed cook functions.
• Relays control commands to the oven's temperature and heating systems.
• Common symptom: blank or unresponsive display, unresponsive keypad, or loss of timer/clock functions.
• Common symptom: oven won't start timed or delayed cooking cycles when the control fails.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid electric shock.
• Handle the control board and display carefully to avoid damage from static or impact.
• Verify panel and connector orientation before removing the old control to prevent wiring errors.

This rotary timer controls the sequence and length of dryer cycles so your machine advances through timed heating, cool-down, and drum-turn stages. It restores reliable cycle progression and timing when the original timer fails. What it does:

• Advances the dryer through selected cycles and timing intervals
• Turns power to the heating and motor circuits on/off at the correct points in a cycle
• Helps resolve symptoms like cycles that won't advance, the dryer stopping mid-cycle, or no heat occurring during timed cycles
• Works as the main user-programmable timing control for mechanical/timer-based dryers

• Turn power to the appliance off at the breaker before starting work to avoid shock.
• Handle the timer carefully to avoid bending terminals; match connector locations during reassembly.
• Some disassembly of the dryer console or control housing is required; keep track of screws and panel clips.

This temperature control board assembly manages and regulates refrigerator temperature settings so your appliance maintains consistent cooling. It replaces a faulty control board to restore temperature control and proper cooling operation. What it does:

• Reads temperature sensors and sends control signals to compressor, fans, and defrost systems
• Regulates cooling cycles to help maintain set temperatures
• Can stop or erratically change cooling when failing or damaged
• Common symptoms: inconsistent temperatures, refrigerator running too long or not cooling, or control-related error codes

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work
• Handle the board carefully; avoid electrostatic discharge and damaged connectors
• Verify connector locations and mounting match the original before final installation

This electromechanical timer controls cycle selection and timing for your appliance, restoring proper step progression and cycle operation. It replaces a worn or failed timer to help get your appliance cycling again. What it does

• Advances and times wash/dry cycles based on the selected program.
• Re-establishes cycle control when the timer motor or cam contacts fail.
• Commonly used when cycles won't advance, the appliance won't start a timed cycle, or settings don't change.
• Works as the user-operated timing/control mechanism for mechanical cycle selection.

• One electromechanical timer assembly.

• Disconnect power before starting — shock risk. If the appliance is gas, also shut off the gas supply.
• Requires panel access and basic wiring knowledge; note wire locations or take a photo before disconnecting.
• Tighten fasteners and confirm wiring connections are secure; test operation with power restored.

This oven control is the electronic control board that manages bake, broil, timer and user interface functions so your range responds correctly to temperature and command inputs. Replaces a failed or unresponsive control assembly to restore normal oven operation. What it does:

• Regulates oven heating cycles and user-entered temperatures via the control board
• Controls bake, broil, timer and display functions on the oven console
• Can resolve symptoms like unresponsive touchpad, blank/erratic display, or failure to start bake/broil cycles
• Works as the main interface between user commands and oven heating components

• 1 oven control electronic control board assembly

• High-level replacement; disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Handle board and connectors carefully to avoid static or connector damage
• Retain all mounting hardware and connectors; reference your model's service manual for exact panel removal steps

This electronic oven control (clock) is the user interface module that manages oven time, timed bake functions, and the display. It restores clock/timer functions and basic control inputs so you can set cook times and timers. What it does:

• Displays time, cook timers and oven status on the front control panel
• Accepts user inputs for time, delayed start/timed bake and timer functions
• Sends control signals to the oven's main control to start/stop timed operations
• Commonly replaces units with a blank display, unresponsive keys, or incorrect clock/timer operation

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Handle the module gently; avoid bending connectors or touching circuit traces
• Installation requires panel removal and basic hand tools;

The Main Control Board is an OEM component specifically designed for GE range hoods. It serves as the central processor responsible for monitoring and regulating all critical operations of the hood through the precise activation of electronic relays and components. The main control board facilitates programmed lighting and motor speed settings according to sensor inputs.

Symptoms of a bad main control board include:  

• Failure to turn on lights or adjust ventilation levels
• Sensor malfunctions triggering alarms  
• Display errors or inconsistent responses to commands
• Intermittent or dead operations unexplained 

Causes can involve power surges, water damage or worn traces/connections due to age.

This OEM GE replacement is compatible with Hotpoint, RCA and some Kenmore hoods as well.

This mechanical timer controls the dryer's cycle timing and advances program selections so cycles start, run and end as intended. Replaces a worn or non-advancing timer to restore proper cycle sequencing and timing. What it does:

• Advances drying cycles and sends signals that engage heat and motor circuits
• Restores proper cycle progression
• Helps resolve issues like no timed drying, stalled cycles, or incorrect cycle sequencing
• Works with mechanical dial-style control panels that use a rotary timer mechanism

• Disconnect power before attempting replacement to avoid shock or injury
• Access may require removing the control panel or top — handle internal parts carefully
• Verify cabinet fasteners and wire connector seating before reassembly

This relay board assembly switches household power to heating elements and other high-current circuits, restoring proper operation to ranges and ovens that fail to energize components. It replaces a failed relay module to help appliances heat reliably. What it does:

• Acts as the high-current switching relay for oven/range heating circuits
• Routes power to elements/igniters when the control tells it to
• Commonly linked to symptoms like no heat, intermittent heating, or clicking from the control area
• Replaces a failed relay to stop arcing or loss of power to heating components

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Verify the part number and connector orientation before removing the old board
• Handle the board carefully to avoid bending pins or damaging terminals

This electromechanical oven timer controls oven timing and clock functions so you can set cook times and get audible alerts. It replaces a worn or nonworking timer to restore timed cooking features and on/off cycle control. What it does:

• Advances and times bake/roast cycles and provides a visual clock/remaining-time display
• Sounds the timer alarm when a set cook time completes
• Allows timed automatic shutoff for timed cooking cycles
• Restores user control when the original timer fails to advance or does not chime

• Disconnect power at the breaker before starting any repair to prevent shock
• Access typically requires removing the control panel; handle the timer and wiring gently
• Note and match wire locations before disconnecting; use proper connectors when reattaching

This timer assembly controls the wash cycle sequence and timing so the machine advances through fill, agitate, drain and spin steps. Replaces a worn or non-advancing control to restore proper cycle sequencing. What it does:

• Selects and advances washer cycles (fill, agitate, drain, spin) based on timer position
• Restores cycle advancement when the dial won't move or the washer is stuck on one cycle
• Stops erratic or intermittent cycle changes caused by a failing timer
• Works with mechanical timer-driven cycle controls

• One timer assembly

• Disconnect power before starting; this part requires handling internal controls
• Remove the control panel or console to access and replace the timer; retain alignment of the dial and actuator
• Note and reconnect all wiring to the same terminals; avoid forcing connectors
• After installation, test multiple cycles to ensure proper advancement

This main control board is the oven's primary electronic controller, managing user controls, display, and heating cycles to restore reliable oven operation. Installing the correct board returns control to the appliance's interface and functions. What it does

• Receives input from the control panel and sends commands to heating elements, igniters, timers and displays
• Re-establishes responsive touchpads/keys and digital readouts when original board fails
• Common symptom: unresponsive or blank control display, oven not starting or not heating properly
• Resolve intermittent errors, false fault codes, or oven cycle failures linked to failed control electronics

• One main control (logic) board assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting — this part is behind live wiring
• Handle the board carefully; avoid static discharge and physical damage to connectors or solder joints
• Basic installation typically requires removing the console or back panel and transferring wiring harnesses and mounting hardware

This listing is for a GE dishwasher control model assembly. A dishwasher's control module and assembly are the focal points for all the functions of the appliance. The user controls the settings and temperature from this main panel, located on the front face of the dishwasher. Signs of a faulty control module assembly include buttons becoming completely unresponsive or temperature settings not reaching the intended levels. One of the first signs may include the backlight of the touch panel shorting out or the buttons only working at random times. There's not one main reason why a control board would begin to fail. Any heavy, outside damage always has a chance of damaging the control board. Test with a voltage meter for accuracy. The old control board can be removed by accessing the top portion of the dishwasher by sliding it out a few inches. Remove the decorative trim surrounding the touch panel by popping the clips or removing the fastening screws. There are anchor screws that hold the control module assembly in place on the top perimeter of the dishwasher. Remove these screws and unplug the assembly from the wire harness. After installing the new unit, test the function to ensure the problem has been solved.This OEM part is compatible with GE and Hotpoint products.

This kit replaces the appliance's main control electronics and tactile user interface so the appliance responds correctly to button presses and control inputs. Restores control functions and user feedback when interface components fail. What it does:

• Replaces the main control board that manages appliance cycles and electronic functions.
• Replaces the tactile/user interface board (touchpad) that registers button presses and sends commands.
• Commonly used when controls are unresponsive, buttons or touchpad won't register, or the display/control panel behaves erratically.
• Resolve intermittent operation or failure to start caused by faulty control or interface electronics.

• Disconnect all power to the appliance before beginning work to avoid shock or damage.
• Handle circuit boards by the edges and avoid static discharge; use a grounded wrist strap if available.
• Keep all screws and mounts from the original assembly for reinstallation; some components may require transferring connectors or brackets.

This control module assembly is the main electronic control for the appliance, replacing a failed or damaged board to restore normal cycle selection and control-panel response. It's a direct-fit replacement designed to match the original wiring and connectors. What it does:

• Controls user interface inputs and starts or stops cycles based on selected settings
• Manages timing and sequencing for wash/dry/other cycle functions
• Replaces a board that causes unresponsive buttons, error codes, or intermittent operation
• Helps stop erratic or errant cycle behavior caused by a faulty control

• Disconnect power (unplug the appliance or shut off the breaker) before starting work
• Handle the board carefully; avoid electrostatic discharge and do not bend components
• Compare the new module to the original for matching connectors and mounting points before installation