General Electric Dryer Control Board

This main power board assembly supplies and regulates the appliance's primary electrical power and controls core functions for reliable operation. Replacing a failed board restores power distribution and control response. What it does

• Distributes and regulates incoming power to control circuits and major components.
• Provides the control signals that enable start/stop cycles and user interface responsiveness.
• Failsafe symptoms include no power to the appliance, unlit display or controls, or complete failure to start.
• Intermittent power, unexpected shutdowns, or certain error codes can indicate a faulty board.
• Works in conjunction with door switches, thermal fuses, and other safety devices.

• Disconnect electrical power before servicing to avoid shock or damage.
• Observe ESD precautions; handle the board by its edges and avoid touching components.

This mechanical timer controls and advances cooking/wash/dry cycles so your appliance runs through its programmed steps. Replaces a failed or intermittent timer to restore normal cycle selection and timing control. What it does:

• Advances the appliance through timed cycles so each step runs for the correct interval
• Routes power to the appropriate circuits at the correct times
• Stops or fails to advance when worn or faulty, causing the appliance to remain stuck in one cycle or not start
• Commonly used when cycle selection knob turns but the machine does not progress or selected functions don't engage

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before installing to avoid shock
• Remove control panel/knob to access and replace the timer; keep track of mounting screws and any brackets
• Transfer wiring exactly as removed; take a photo before disconnecting to ensure correct reassembly

This OEM replacement part is the main control board for dryers. The main control board is the part that controls the functions of a dryer. It is the main component that sends signals to the dryer to perform its intended functions, controlling the desired dryer settings. If the dryer is no longer turning on, spinning properly, or effectively drying, it might be time to replace the main control board. While it might seem difficult to replace this part, it's actually a simple process. First, pull the dryer forward to access the back panel. Remove the upper back panel. Push the front of the control panel and pry it up with a putty knife removing it from the mounting brackets. Disconnect any wires attached to the old control board and be sure to take note of which wires go where by taking a photo with a phone camera. Then disconnect the air hose. Remove the mounting screws from the control board. Release the locking tabs and pull the control board out of the console. Position the new board in place and pop it into the locking tabs. Reconnect the air hose to the back of the control panel, and reconnect the wires into the back of the new control board.This genuine control board is compatible with General Electric, Hotpoint, RCA, and Sears/Kenmore brand dryers.

This mechanical dryer timer controls cycle selection and advances internal switches to run heating and motor circuits, letting you choose timed drying cycles and automatic transitions. Replaces a worn or non-advancing timer to restore cycle control. What it does:

• Selects and advances dryer cycles by rotating internal cams and switching circuits
• Starts and stops motor and heating circuits according to the chosen cycle
• Resolves symptoms like a timer that won't turn, dryer not advancing through cycles, or inability to select timed cycles
• Works as the user-facing control for timed and some automatic drying functions

• One mechanical dryer timer

• Disconnect power (and shut off gas supply on gas dryers) before beginning any work
• Remove the control console or access panel to reach the timer; note knob/shaft alignment for reassembly
• Handle the timer and wiring harness gently; reconnect wires to the original terminals and secure the timer before testing
• After reinstalling, restore power and run a short cycle to confirm proper function

This electromechanical rotary timer controls wash/dry/oven cycles and provides reliable timed operation for the appliance. It replaces a worn or failed timer to restore normal cycle selection and advancement. What it does:

• Rotates internal cam contacts to switch cycles and options in sequence
• Restores timed cycle advance when the original timer fails to move or complete cycles
• Can resolve symptoms like no cycle selection, cycles that won't advance, or intermittent operation
• Works as the user-facing control that selects and times appliance functions

• One timer assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work to avoid shock or injury
• Access and removal typically require removing a control panel or console; retain all fasteners and note wiring locations
• Match connector shapes and terminal locations before final installation; transfer any knobs

This display logic board controls the appliance's front-panel display and user interface so you can see settings and cycle information and send commands to the main control. Replaces a failed or unresponsive display/control board to restore normal display and panel operation. What it does:

• Processes user inputs from the control panel and sends commands to the main control
• Powers and drives the front-panel display so temperature, modes, and status are visible
• Can resolve symptoms like a blank or flickering display, unresponsive touchpad/buttons, or incorrect panel readouts
• Interacts with other control modules to enable features like cycles, timers, and diagnostics

• One display logic board

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting
• Take photos or label connectors to ensure correct wire/receptacle reinstallation
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid static discharge; use an anti-static wrist strap if available
• After installation, restore power and test panel functions before reassembling trim