General Electric Touch Pad

White control panel touch pad assembly for your dryer. Replaces worn, cracked, or unresponsive touch pads. Installs on the control console exterior.

This back assembly is the factory-style rear cabinet panel that protects and supports internal components. It restores the appliance's structural rear cover and helps keep internal parts safe from debris and damage. What it does

• Replaces a damaged or missing rear cabinet panel to protect motors, wiring and electronics
• Restores mounting points for components that attach to the back of the cabinet
• Helps reduce air flow loss and limits access to internal parts that can cause shorts or damage
• Common symptoms: visible dents or holes in the back panel, loose or rattling rear cover, or exposed components

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Installation typically requires basic hand tools; handle edges carefully
• Keep screws and fasteners from the original panel for re-use unless replacements are supplied

Replace your dryer's control panel touch pad assembly when buttons are unresponsive, cracked, or worn. Installs on the top panel for cycle selection.

Touch pad for washer control panels. Replaces worn, cracked, or unresponsive touch pads on the front control assembly. Essential for restoring interface.

Replace your washer's control panel overlay if the touchpad is cracked, faded, or unresponsive to touch. This overlay installs over the control board.

Control panel touchpad overlay for washers. Replaces worn, faded, cracked, or peeling touchpad surface. Installs on front control panel assembly.

This is a backsplash control panel assembly for a washing machine. It houses the user interface controls and mounts at the rear of the washer's top panel, providing access to cycle selections and settings. Replace this assembly if the control panel is cracked, buttons are unresponsive, or the printed labels are worn and unreadable.

The control panel assembly is mounted on the top or front of your washing machine and contains all user interface buttons and displays. Replace when buttons become unresponsive, the display malfunctions, or the panel shows physical damage.

This main control board manages all air conditioner functions including temperature control, fan speeds, and cooling cycles. It processes thermostat inputs and coordinates compressor and fan operations. Replace if the unit won't turn on, doesn't cool properly, or temperature controls don't respond.

This is an electronic display board that shows temperature settings, mode selections, and operational status on a room air conditioner's front panel. It communicates user inputs from the touch controls to the main control board. Replace this board if the display is blank, shows incorrect readings, has flickering segments, or if the touch controls are unresponsive.

This main control board manages all electronic functions of your air conditioner, controlling temperature regulation, fan operation, and system cycles. It processes signals from thermostats and user controls to operate the unit properly. If your air conditioner won't start, doesn't respond to controls, or operates erratically, this circuit board likely needs replacement.