General Electric Control Board

This electronic control board governs your dryer's cycle logic and responses. Replacing a failing board restores proper communication between the controls and internal components to help resolve dead console, no-start, or erratic cycle behavior.

• Interprets cycle selections and sensor inputs to run the programmed operations
• Sends control signals to the dryer's components as designed by the model
• Coordinates timing and status indicators
• Common symptoms: won't start, console unresponsive, cycles that won't run/advance/end properly, intermittent power or random lights/beeps

• Disconnect power before servicing; this board carries line voltage.
• Use ESD precautions and handle the PCB by the edges.
• Photograph/label connectors and move wires one at a time to the new board; secure with existing bracket.
• After installation, run the model's diagnostic or test routine if applicable.

This timer controls the drying cycle by advancing through settings and routing power to the motor and heater. Replace a worn timer if the cycle won't advance, runs indefinitely, or stops unexpectedly on certain selections.

• Advances the dryer through timed/auto cycles and sets overall cycle length
• Directs power to motor and heater according to the selected program
• Coordinates cycle start/stop and end-of-cycle shutoff
• Failure symptoms include: timer not advancing, dryer runs but won't shut off, stops mid-cycle, or won't start on certain settings

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access the timer from the control panel; retain and reuse original mounting screws
• Move wires to the new timer one at a time; label or photograph connections for reference
• Reassemble and test all cycle selections for proper advance and shutoff

This power board assembly manages and distributes electrical power within the appliance's control and heating circuits. Replacing a failed board can restore consistent power, responsive controls, and reliable heating when the unit won't turn on or behaves erratically.

• Routes incoming power to the appliance's control and load circuits
• Works with the control system to switch relays and energize components as commanded
• Supports reliable operation of powered components during cooking cycles
• Failure signs include: unit won't power up, no heat, dead/unresponsive display, or intermittent shutdowns

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug before servicing
• Electronics are static-sensitive—use ESD protection and handle the board by the edges
• Photograph/label all wiring; transfer connectors to the new board one at a time
• Ensure all connectors are fully seated and mounting hardware is secure before restoring power

The Relay Board is an OEM part for GE microwaves. It controls the passage of proper voltage levels for various microwave components during operation.

Installed internally, this board transmits power signals to run the magnetron, fan, and lighting systems as directed by the selected cooking settings. Precise switching of voltages is required for consistent and balanced microwave radiation. 

Symptoms of a faulty relay board include:  

• Intermittent or unpredictable power level adjustments
• Magnetron fails to turn on or fluctuates excessively
• Light not illuminating properly  
• Fan speed irregularities
• Microwaves not properly heating foods

Causes can be damage from liquid intrusion, heavy usage over time stressing the relays, or component failures within the board itself.

Replacing with this genuine OEM GE part restores optimized power routing to maintain consistent microwave functions. Compatible models also include some Hotpoint, RCA, and select Kenmore products.
 

This electronic oven control board governs your range or wall oven's heating and display functions. Replacing a failed EOC restores accurate temperature control, reliable bake/broil operation, and responsive clock/timer performance.

• Regulates power to bake and broil elements using oven sensor feedback
• Controls set temperatures, preheat, and cycling to maintain heat
• Drives the clock, timer, and status indicators on the display
• Common symptoms: no heat or won't start, won't reach/set temperature, blank or unresponsive display, recurring fault codes

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Handle the board by the edges and protect from static discharge
• Photograph wiring; move each connector to the matching terminal and transfer any mounting hardware from the original board
• After installation, run a test bake and verify temperature calibration per the unit's tech sheet

This refrigerator temperature control board regulates cooling by reading sensor inputs and directing the compressor, fans, and defrost cycle. Replacing a failed board helps restore accurate temperatures and responsive controls.

• Monitors temperature sensors and maintains set points
• Controls the compressor, fans, and defrost cycle as designed
• Interfaces with the temperature buttons/display where equipped
• A failing board can cause drifting temps or no cooling, unresponsive controls, or intermittent cycling

• Disconnect power before servicing and verify no voltage is present
• Use ESD protection; handle the board by the edges only
• Photograph wiring; move keyed connectors one at a time and seat fully
• After installation, restore power and allow up to 24 hours for temperatures to stabilize; follow any model-specific setup on the service sheet

This electronic oven control board (ERC3HP) runs the oven's temperature, bake/broil functions, and display. Replacing a failed board restores accurate heating, clock/timer operation, and responsive controls so your oven cooks reliably again.

• Regulates power to bake and broil elements to maintain the set temperature
• Manages oven cycles, timing, and the digital clock/display
• Reads keypad inputs and switches relays to start/stop heating functions
• Common failure symptoms: no heat or erratic temps, blank/flickering display, unresponsive controls, or recurring error codes/beeping

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; verify no voltage
• Handle the PCB by the edges and use anti-static precautions
• Photograph/label connectors; transfer wire harnesses and any brackets from the original board
• After installation, set the clock and run a test bake to verify operation

The board housing assembly mounts and protects the electronic control board inside the appliance's control console. Replacing a cracked or heat-damaged housing restores solid support, correct alignment, and reliable operation of the display and keypad.

• Supports and shields the electronic control board within the console
• Provides proper mounting and alignment for the display and keypad
• Helps manage and secure wire/ribbon connectors to reduce strain and vibration
• Typical indications for replacement: cracked or warped housing, broken tabs, loose or misaligned controls, sticking buttons, or rattling from the console

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance; verify power is off
• Remove the control panel/console to access the housing; note screw locations and photograph wiring
• Transfer the existing control board to the new housing; handle electronics with ESD care and avoid overtightening
• Reseat ribbon cables and harnesses fully before reassembly and restoring power

This electronic control board manages the washer's core cycles and settings. When it fails, the machine may not start, respond to inputs, or complete cycles reliably. Replacing it restores proper control of wash operations.

• Directs cycle selection, timing, and motor/valve operations
• Can lead to erratic behavior such as random stopping or incorrect cycle progression
• Intermittent or dead display/indicator response can also indicate a failed board

• Disconnect power before servicing; verify capacitor discharge where applicable
• Handle the board by edges; avoid static damage by using ESD precautions
• Transfer any connectors exactly by position; label wires as needed
• After installation, run a test cycle

This OEM replacement part is an oven control board. The control board serves as the main computer to the oven and controls all its essential functions such as baking, maintaining temperature, as well as turning it on and off. If the oven is no longer turning on, or there is an error code on the digital display, this could mean that the control board is no longer operable. If this is the case, the control board will need to be replaced.To replace this part, start by unplugging the oven. After the power has been shut off, proceed to remove the upper back panel of the range. Once removed gain access to the old control board and snap it out of the locking tabs holding it in place. Take note of the orientation of the wires by taking a photo with a phone camera. Remove the wire harness and individual wires from the old board and place them into the correct terminals of the new board. Snap the new board back in place and re-install the upper back panel.This genuine replacement part is sold individually and is compatible with General Electric, Hotpoint, and RCA brand ovens.

This is a control board for refrigerators. The control board governs the main functions of the appliance, such as cooling and defrosting.The most prevalent sign of a damaged control board is the noticeable elevation of the temperature inside the refrigerator compartments. The refrigerator may also stop defrosting properly, which can lead to leaking and other issues with the appliance. Begin the installation by unplugging the refrigerator from its main power source. Locate the control board panel on the back-right corner of the appliance. Remove the housing screws and slide the access panel off. Unplug the wires to the control board and remove the mounting screws. Repeat these steps in reverse to install the new control board.This control board is a genuine OEM product sourced directly from the manufacturer. The control board is only available individually and does not include any other components. This product is compatible with GE appliances.

This dryer timer controls the length and sequence of drying cycles. Replacing a failed timer restores proper cycle advancement so the dryer starts, runs, and shuts off at the correct time.

• Controls cycle timing and progression through the selected settings
• Opens/closes internal contacts to route power to the drive motor, heat circuit, and end-of-cycle signal as designed
• Advances the control dial and stops the dryer at the OFF position
• Typical symptoms of a bad timer: timer won't advance, dryer runs too long, stops mid-cycle, or won't start on timed cycles

• Disconnect power before servicing; for gas dryers, also shut off the gas supply
• Access timer from the control panel; remove the rear panel/cover to reach it
• Label or photograph wire positions and transfer them one-by-one to the new timer
• Secure the timer with original screws, reinstall the dial/knob, and test cycle operation

This washer timer is the cycle controller that governs fill, wash, rinse, drain, and spin. Replacing a worn timer restores proper cycle advancement when the washer won't start, stalls mid-cycle, or repeats steps.

• Directs power to inlet valves, drive motor, and drain pump in the correct sequence and duration
• Advances the cycle through fill, wash/agitate, rinse, drain, and spin
• Common symptoms include a cycle that won't start or advance, stops mid-cycle, or no agitation/drain/spin across multiple settings
• Causes intermittent or inconsistent timing between steps

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Open the control console and remove the timer's mounting screws
• Transfer wires to the new timer one at a time, matching positions (take a photo for reference)
• Mount the new timer, attach the existing knob/dial as configured on your model, restore power, and test

This replacement dryer timer controls cycle selection and run time. The plastic-shaft version restores positive knob engagement and timing control for reliable cycle advancement and shutoff.

• Advances the dryer through timed cycles and ends the cycle at the selected setting
• Directs power to the correct circuits as the cycle progresses
• Common symptoms: timer won't advance or stops mid-cycle
• Knob spins, slips, or won't engage the timer; dryer runs too long or won't shut off

• Disconnect power; if gas, also shut off the gas supply
• Access the timer from the control panel; remove knob and panel as needed
• Move wires from the old timer to the new timer one at a time to matching terminals
• Mount the timer securely, reassemble the console, reinstall the knob, and test operation

This is the cycle timer for a washing machine. It controls the sequence and duration of wash, rinse, and spin cycles so the washer progresses through a complete program as selected.

• Rotates internal contacts to switch the motor, pump, fill valves, and spin on and off in order
• Helps resolve issues like a washer not advancing cycles, stopping mid-cycle, or skipping wash/rinse/spin
• Also addresses irregular cycle timing or a timer that won't turn/advance when set

• Disconnect power before servicing; turn off water supply for safety
• Access is typically from the control console; transfer wiring one at a time to matching terminals
• Mount the timer to the panel and ensure the timer shaft aligns with the control knob and dial
• Test a short cycle after reassembly to ensure proper advance through each step

This plastic timer shaft connects the control knob to the dryer's timer. It restores a secure, positive engagement so you can reliably select cycles and turn the timer without the knob slipping or wobbling.

• Couples the control knob to the timer mechanism
• Allows accurate turning of the timer to select settings
• Replaces a cracked or stripped shaft that causes the knob to spin freely
• Helps keep the dial aligned with the chosen cycle

• Disconnect power to the dryer before servicing
• Pull off the timer knob and dial; access the control panel if needed
• Align the new shaft with the timer stem (match flat/splines) and press straight on—do not force
• Reinstall the dial and knob; verify the knob turns the timer smoothly