General Electric Control Board

This kit replaces both of the dishwasher's primary electronic controls: the main control board and the tactile board. Replacing them together can restore reliable cycle selection and overall operation when control failures occur. What it does

• Main control board directs cycle logic and powers pumps, valves, heater, and sensors
• Tactile board registers button presses and communicates selections to the main control
• Can address erratic lights/tones or cycles that won't advance due to control faults

• 1 main electronic control board and 1 tactile board

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Use ESD protection and handle boards by the edges
• Photograph wiring; transfer one connector at a time to the new board
• Fully seat all ribbon/plug connectors; match any jumper/DIP settings to the original if present

This genuine replacement part is a user interface board for dryers. The user interface board is the circuit board that responds to the buttons located on the control panel allowing the user to adjust the dryer settings. If the dryer is no longer responding when buttons are being pressed then it might be time to replace the user interface board. Luckily this is a relatively easy repair.To replace the interface board begin by turning off the power to the dryer. Once the power has been shut off move the dryer away from the wall to gain access to the upper back panel. Remove the panel and locate the interface board. Snap it out of its brackets and remove the wire harness attached to the board. Reinsert the wire connector to the new interface and snap the new board assembly back to its original place.This OEM replacement part is sold individually and is compatible with General Electric, Hotpoint, and RCA brand Dryers.

This power supply PCB provides the low-voltage power and control interface needed for the appliance's electronic systems, restoring proper power distribution and control signaling for displays and components. What it does:

• Converts incoming mains to the low-voltage supply used by control circuits and displays
• Delivers stable power to electronic modules so buttons, LEDs and sensors operate correctly
• Can resolve symptoms such as no display, blank/black control panel, or intermittent loss of power to controls
• Helps prevent erratic behavior caused by voltage irregularities or failed onboard regulation

• One power supply PCB

• Disconnect the appliance from power before beginning work to avoid shock or damage
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid contact with components to reduce ESD risk
• Verify the part number on the replacement board matches the original before installation
• Reinstall screws, connectors, or grounding per the appliance's service instructions

This component is a control board for ranges. This is the part that controls and monitors the temperature and heat in the oven. It features a digital display. If the buttons stop working on the oven, it's likely that the control board has gone bad. Sometimes the oven will shut off during cooking, which can also be a sign that the control board needs to be replaced. Some users also report problems with the display lighting itself, which may become very dim. Allow the oven ample time to cool down prior to attempting to replace this part, and disconnect the oven from its power source before beginning.The control board is compatible with ranges that are manufactured by the GE brand. It is sold individually and it is sourced straight from the manufacturer. It's a high-quality replacement part.

Electronic range control (ERC) board that manages oven functions and user interface. Replacing this control restores oven operation, including temperature regulation, timers/clock, and keypad/display responsiveness. What it does:

• Controls bake, broil and timed cooking cycles and coordinates heating element operation.
• Manages the oven display, clock, timers and user inputs from the touchpad/keypad.
• Routes signals to relays/triacs to maintain the set temperature and cycle logic.
• Common symptoms indicating a faulty ERC: blank or unresponsive display, unresponsive controls, oven not heating or not cycling correctly, and erratic behavior.

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing to avoid shock or injury.
• Note and label wire locations or take a photo before disconnecting harnesses; reconnect connectors to original positions.
• After installation, restore power and verify oven functions (display, keypad, heating) before use.

This part is a control board and clock for ranges. This part controls the temperature and heating functions of the unit. It also includes the digital clock and display for the temperature settings and timer. If the time is not appearing on the digital display, this is just one indicator that the control board and clock have gone bad. If any of the buttons do not respond with the appropriate unit function when they are pressed, this part will need to be replaced. Unplug the range from the electrical outlet before performing any care or maintenance on the appliance. Wear work gloves to protect the hands.This control board and clock are compatible with ranges that are manufactured by General Electric, including the Hotpoint and RCA brands. It is sold individually and comes directly from the manufacturer as a genuine OEM replacement part.

This electronic oven control board manages temperature, bake/broil cycles, and the user display. Replacing a failed control can restore accurate heating and responsive controls when the oven won't start, won't heat properly, or shows error codes. What it does:

• Interprets keypad and temperature-sensor inputs to switch bake and broil relays
• Regulates preheat and maintains the set temperature throughout the cycle
• Controls the clock, timer, and oven display functions
• Help resolve: no heat, erratic temperatures, unresponsive or blank display, beeping or error codes

• 1 electronic oven control board

• Disconnect power at the circuit breaker before servicing; verify no power is present
• Use ESD precautions and handle the board by its edges to avoid damage
• Note/photograph wire locations and move connectors one at a time; do not force pins
• Reuse original mounting hardware; after reassembly, restore power and set clock—some models require configuration/programming per service instructions

Electromechanical timer that controls a dryer's cycle selection and timing, restoring correct cycle progression and automatic shutoff. Ideal when cycles won't advance or the dryer runs irregularly. What it does:

• Advances the dryer through selected cycles and signals timed shutoff.
• Replaces a faulty timer that prevents cycle selection or stops cycles from advancing.
• Can resolve symptoms like dryer not advancing through cycles, running continuously, or failing to start selected cycles.
• Works with the dryer's control circuitry to coordinate timed and automatic functions.

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting any repair.
• Remove the control panel to access the timer; keep track of mounting screws and wire locations.
• Transfer wires exactly as removed; take a photo before disconnection to aid reassembly.

The Timer regulates the sequence and duration of dishwasher cycles. It advances power to each component in order so the machine washes, drains, and dries at the correct times for dependable operation.

• Controls and advances the dishwasher through each programmed step
• Routes power to the fill valve, wash motor, drain pump, and heater in sequence
• Failure can cause the cycle not to start or advance, to stop mid-cycle, or to run too long
• Intermittent contacts may lead to skipped steps or inconsistent drying/heating

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Access the control/console area; remove the knob and mounting hardware as needed
• Label or photograph wire positions; transfer wires to the new timer one at a time
• Mount securely, reassemble panels, restore power, and run a test cycle

Electronic oven control that manages bake/broil cycles, the display/clock and user keypad for a gas or electric range. Replacing a failed control restores temperature regulation and timer/display functions for normal oven operation. What it does:

• Regulates oven bake and broil cycles and temperature control — symptoms: oven won't heat or heats unevenly.
• Powers and updates the front display and clock — symptoms: blank or incorrect display/clock.
• Interfaces with the keypad/touch controls — symptoms: unresponsive or erratic key behavior.
• Switches relays for heating elements/burners as commanded — symptoms: bake or broil element does not activate.

• Always disconnect power at the breaker before servicing the appliance.
• Handle the control module and display panel carefully to avoid damage to connectors and display ribbon.
• Note connector positions or take photos before unplugging; most replacements are plug-in style.

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

This OEM part is a control board for ovens. The control board is the main computer of the oven and controls its main functions like heating, maintaining and adjusting temperature, as well as turning the oven on and off. A control board can become inoperable after excessive wear and tear. If the oven is no longer turning on, the digital display isn't working, or the buttons are unresponsive, the control board will need to be replaced.To replace a control board, start by making sure the oven is unplugged. After that, gain access to the upper back panel on the back of the range. Uninstall the panel by loosening the screws that secure it. Once removed, locate the old control board and detach it from its mounting brackets. Remove any individual screws that might be holding the board in place. Once, removed proceed to unplug the wire harness and any individual wires attached to the old board. Make sure to take note of the orientation of the wires. Reinsert the wires into the correct terminals on the new board. After that, snap the new board back into its place and make sure to thread any mounting screws that attach it. Reinstall the upper back panel and restore the power to the appliance. This authentic replacement part is sourced directly from the manufacturer and is compatible with General Electric, Hotpoint, and RCA ovens.

This relay board assembly controls the high-voltage loads in a range or wall oven. It switches power to the heating elements and other oven circuits as directed by the main control, helping restore consistent, reliable heating performance. What it does

• Receives low-voltage commands from the electronic control and energizes bake, broil, and other high-load oven circuits
• Cycles elements on and off through onboard relays to help maintain set temperature
• Common symptoms of a failed board: no heat in bake or broil, only one mode heats, intermittent/uneven heating, or relay clicking with no element power
• Visual clues can include burnt spots on the PCB or heat-damaged terminals

• 1 relay board assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; this board carries line voltage
• Handle electronics by the edges and use ESD protection if available
• Label/photograph all wire positions; move connectors one at a time to the new board
• Inspect elements and wiring for shorts or heat damage before restoring power

The control module assembly is the dishwasher's electronic brain. It manages cycle timing and powers key loads so the unit starts, runs, and completes wash and dry functions reliably when the original board fails. What it does

• Controls cycle timing and distributes power to the wash motor, drain pump, heater, and water inlet valve
• Interfaces with the door latch and user keypad to start/stop cycles
• Monitors inputs to manage heating and drying functions
• Replacement may help if the dishwasher is dead/no lights, won't start, stops mid-cycle, or runs erratically
• May also address intermittent beeping or error indications traced to a failed control

• 1 control module assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; verify no voltage is present
• This is an ESD-sensitive board—use anti-static precautions and handle by the edges
• Access location varies by model; label/photograph wiring and move connectors one at a time
• After installation, ensure all connectors are fully seated and run a test cycle to confirm operation

Main power board that manages and distributes electrical power to an appliance's control components. Replaces a failed control board to help restore proper power delivery and core electrical functions. What it does

• Routes and regulates electrical power to the appliance's control circuits and modules.
• Restores operation when a faulty board causes loss of power to controls or motors.
• Addresses symptoms such as the appliance not powering on, control/display unresponsive, intermittent operation, or recurring electrical fault behavior.
• Works as the central power/control interface for related electrical functions.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid touching components; protect against static discharge.
• Label and photograph wire harness locations before disconnecting for correct reassembly.

This encoder board assembly interprets user input from the range/oven control console and sends the correct signals to the appliance control system, restoring reliable button/knob response and control selection behavior. What it does:

• Converts knob/button movements into electronic signals the main control can read
• Helps ensure accurate selection of temperature, modes and timers
• Common symptom: controls are unresponsive or selections don't register
• Common symptom: erratic or intermittent control behavior when using the console

• Disconnect power at the breaker before starting any work
• Handle the board carefully and avoid static discharge; ground yourself or use an anti-static strap
• Keep track of screws and mounting hardware; label harnesses or take photos before disconnecting
• Reconnect harnesses fully and test function before reassembling the console