General Electric Washer Control Board

The Timer Washer is an OEM part for GE washing machines. It controls the various cycles of the washing machine by regulating the amount of time each phase runs, including filling, agitating, rinsing, and spinning. The timer ensures that the laundry process follows the correct sequence and duration for optimal cleaning performance.

Common causes of a bad timer include electrical issues such as shorts or faulty wiring, wear and tear from extended use, or mechanical failure within the timer mechanism.

Symptoms of a bad timer include:

• The washing machine not advancing through cycles
• Stuck cycles or skipping phases
• The washer stopping abruptly during a cycle
• Inconsistent cycle times or improper functioning of specific wash settings

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

The Timer is an OEM part for GE washing machines. This part controls the various cycles of the washing machine, including wash, rinse, and spin, by regulating the duration and sequence of operations.

Causes of a bad timer can include wear and tear over time, electrical issues such as short circuits or power surges, and mechanical failures within the timer mechanism.

Symptoms of a bad timer include:

• The washing machine not advancing through cycles
• The machine stopping mid-cycle
• Inconsistent or incorrect cycle durations
• The machine not starting at all

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

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 washer main control board, also called the electronic control, runs the selected cycle and coordinates the motor, filling, draining, and spinning. Replacing a failed board restores proper operation and returns responsive, reliable control of the washer.

• Controls the timing and sequence of wash, rinse, and spin cycles
• Sends power to the drive motor, water inlet valves, and drain pump as needed
• Interprets inputs from the user interface and safety interlocks to run the chosen program
• Failure symptoms can include the washer not starting or accepting inputs, cycles that won't advance, no spin/agitation, or a dead/intermittent console

• Disconnect power before servicing; verify power is off with a meter
• Handle the board by its edges and protect against static discharge; photograph wiring for reference
• Match each connector by position and orientation; secure the board in the original mounts
• After installation, perform a control reset or run the model's diagnostic/calibration as directed in the service information

This washer timer controls the sequence and length of each cycle so the machine advances through wash, rinse, drain, and spin as selected. Replacing a worn timer restores reliable cycle progression and helps prevent stalls or incomplete loads.

• Directs power to the motor, pump, and inlet valves according to the selected program
• Advances the washer through fill, agitate, drain, and spin stages
• Common failure symptoms: cycle won't advance, stops mid-cycle, only runs on certain settings, or requires manually turning the knob to proceed
• Also presents as intermittent operation or erratic timing

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access the control console; take clear photos and label wires, then transfer them to the new timer one at a time
• Seat the timer shaft through the panel and secure the mounting screws
• Reuse your existing control knob and dial; test a full cycle for proper advancement

The Washer Timer controls the sequence and duration of wash, rinse, and spin cycles. Replacing a worn timer restores proper cycle progression so the washer starts, advances, and completes loads reliably without manual knob turning.

• Sends power to water inlet valves, drive motor, and drain pump at the correct times
• Advances the wash, rinse, and spin stages in order
• Failure symptoms include: won't start, won't advance or stops mid-cycle, runs only on one setting, or no agitate/spin
• Helps restore accurate cycle timing and completion

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Open the console/control panel to access the timer; remove mounting screws/clips
• Label or photograph wire locations and transfer wires to the new timer one at a time
• Reuse the existing knob and dial as needed; seat the shaft fully and test a short cycle

This mechanical timer replaces a worn or failing dial control to restore timed cycle sequencing and basic on/off switching. It helps your appliance run through its programmed cycles and regain reliable time-based control. What it does:

• Advances program steps and routes power to the appropriate components as cycles progress
• Commonly used where a rotating dial controls cycle timing and sequence
• Resolves symptoms like cycles that won't advance, controls that are unresponsive, or a dial that doesn't click or turn smoothly
• Re-establishes timed control when intermittent or non-functioning timing is caused by a faulty timer

• Disconnect electrical power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Take photos of wiring and connector positions before removal to ensure correct reassembly
• Handle the timer and its terminals carefully to avoid bending or damaging contacts
• Secure mounting hardware and verify proper operation through a complete cycle after installation

Control board assembly (mounted) that replaces a failed electronic controller to restore an appliance's control functions and address unresponsive controls or erratic operation on compatible models. What it does:

• Serves as the appliance's main electronic control, accepting inputs from buttons/touchpads and sensors to operate motors, valves and displays.
• Fixes common symptoms such as blank or unresponsive controls, intermittent or no power, and unexpected cycles or behavior.
• Replaces damaged or burnt circuit board components that can cause control failures.
• Designed as a direct-fit replacement for the listed OEM board to recover normal automated functions.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning; verify power is off with a meter.
• Photograph wire harness locations before removal to ensure correct reconnection.
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid touching components; observe ESD precautions where possible.

This inverter assembly is the control module that powers and regulates the refrigerator compressor, restoring variable-speed operation and helping maintain proper cooling. Install to replace a failed or damaged inverter module. What it does

• Converts and supplies the correct power signals to the compressor so it can run at variable speeds
• Can eliminate error codes or fault indicators related to the inverter/control module
• May reduce abnormal compressor noise or intermittent compressor operation when the inverter is faulty

• One inverter assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker before starting work
• Handle the board and connectors with care; avoid static discharge and damaged wiring
• Verify connector orientation and secure all plugs before reapplying power

This mechanical timer controls cycle duration for the appliance, restoring timed operation and user control. It replaces a worn or non-responsive dial assembly to help the unit advance through programmed cycles reliably. What it does

• Advances and times user-selected cycles so the appliance runs for the intended duration
• Provides tactile dial control for selecting settings and initiating cycles
• Replaces timers that fail to advance, stick, or produce no click/response when turned
• Works with the appliance's control circuitry to signal cycle changes

• One mechanical timer assembly

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock—this part requires access behind the control panel
• Remove control knob and panel fasteners to access and replace the timer; retain mounting hardware if reusing
• Verify wiring positions and take a photo before disconnecting connectors to ensure correct reassembly

This washer timer replaces the machine's cycle control knob assembly to restore accurate cycle sequencing and timing. It helps return your washer's ability to advance through wash, rinse and spin selections. What it does:

• Advances washer cycles and controls the sequence of wash, rinse and spin operations
• Sends signals to valves, motor and other controls so selected cycles run properly
• Common symptom: washer won't advance through cycles or stays stuck on one cycle
• Common symptom: controls are unresponsive, or cycles stop before completion

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock — for gas units also shut off gas if applicable
• Verify wiring connections and knob alignment before final assembly; note or photo wires before disconnecting
• Mounts with screws and connects to the washer's factory wiring harness; no universal modifications recommended

This mounted control board assembly regulates key refrigerator functions and replaces a failed main electronics module to restore normal operation. It provides direct control of compressors, fans, defrost cycles and user interface signals. What it does

• Manages compressor and evaporator fan operation to maintain proper cooling; failure can cause no cooling or intermittent cooling.
• Controls defrost cycles and heater operation; faults may lead to excessive frost or failed defrost.
• Processes user inputs and status signals; symptoms include unresponsive controls, blank/erratic displays, or error codes.
• Routes power and communication between system components; failure may cause appliances to not start or behave unpredictably.

• One mounted control board assembly as shown.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work to avoid shock or damage.
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid static discharge; use grounding precautions if possible.
• Reconnect all harnesses to their original locations and secure the board to its mounting points.

This electronic main control replaces the appliance's central circuit board to restore normal operation and user interface response. It manages program selection, timing, and communication between sensors and motors for proper cycles. What it does:

• Receives user input and runs the appliance's programmed cycles
• Sends signals to motors, valves, heaters, and sensors to start/stop functions
• Can correct failures like unresponsive controls, incorrect cycles, or error-code behavior when board is faulty
• Helps restore display and touchpad responsiveness when the issue is electronic control failure

• Disconnect all power (unplug or shut off breaker) before starting any work
• Take photos of wiring and connector positions before removal to ensure correct reassembly
• Handle the board by edges and avoid touching circuitry; protect against static discharge

This mounted control board assembly replaces the appliance's main electronic control to restore reliable operation and control of cycles and user interface functions. It provides the integrated circuitry needed for timed operations and component control. What it does:

• Replaces the unit's primary electronic control that regulates cycles, timers, and outputs
• Restores control when the appliance won't start, fails to run cycles, or shows control/interface errors
• Helps resolve intermittent operation, unresponsive buttons, or incorrect cycle behavior tied to control faults
• Interfaces with sensors, switches, and relays to coordinate heating, motors, and timers

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid static discharge; wear an ESD strap if available
• Document or photograph wire locations before disconnecting connectors for correct reassembly
• Follow OEM service instructions for access, replacement, and functional testing after installation

This is a replacement washing machine control board assembly manufactured by General Electric.The control board assembly contains the buttons so that the user may select the desired wash cycle, as well as house the display. Over time, control boards are subject to wear and tear, which could cause deterioration that prevents the user from reading the display or selecting the desired wash cycles. Because of the potential risk of electrocution, the appliance should be unplugged from power. Disconnect the water source also, and wear work gloves. As an authentic OEM part, this control board assembly is intended for use with different brands of washing machines manufactured by General Electric, Hotpoint, RCA, and other compatible brands. This part is sold individually and is a genuine part made of high-quality, durable, non-corrosive materials.