General Electric Control Board

This escutcheon is the black trim that surrounds and protects the appliance control panel, restoring a clean, finished appearance and covering the control-module opening. It helps keep buttons and displays secure from spills and debris. What it does:

• Replaces damaged, cracked, or faded control panel trim for a factory look
• Protects control buttons and display openings from spills and grime
• Restores proper fit and alignment of the control area
• Common symptom: visible cracks, missing trim, or loose fit around controls

• High-level replacement; remove power (unplug or disconnect at breaker) before servicing
• May require removing control housing or back panel to access mounting screws
• Handle carefully to avoid scratching the finish; use proper fasteners as originally installed

Fix unresponsive buttons or a blank display on your compactor with this control panel. Direct replacement part restores touch controls and operation.

Fix a non-responsive or malfunctioning compactor with this control panel. Resolves issues with unresponsive buttons and display problems. DIY-friendly repair.

Fix unresponsive buttons or a blank display on your compactor with this control panel. Restores full functionality to your appliance controls.

Fix unresponsive buttons or a blank display with this compactor control panel. Restores electronic controls and user interface functionality.

This timer delay card controls the delayed-start and timing functions for the appliance's cycle sequencing, restoring normal timed operation when the timer control is faulty. Designed as a direct replacement for the factory timer control card. What it does:

• Replaces a worn or damaged timer control board that manages delayed-start and cycle timing
• Restores timer-driven functions like delayed start, cycle advance, and timed sequencing
• Commonly used when the appliance won't advance through cycles or shows no response to timer settings
• Addresses intermittent or complete loss of timer control caused by a failed board or burned contacts

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove required panels and disconnect connectors carefully; note connector locations for reassembly
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid touching exposed circuitry to prevent damage from static

Fix a dryer that won't start, stops mid-cycle, or shows error codes with this electronic control board. Moderate difficulty repair for most dryers.