General Electric Washer Dryer Combo Control Board

The Timer is an OEM part for GE electric dryers. It serves as the critical control module that monitors and regulates dryer cycle times during functions like regular, wrinkle guard, fluff and more.

Causes of a bad timer include failure of internal electronic components or wiring connections due to prolonged exposure to heat and vibration inside the dryer cylinder. Mechanical wear of buttons or dials used to program cycles may occur as well over time.

Symptoms of a bad Timer include:

• Inability to set or change desired drying times accurately
• Premature stopping or starting of cycles without user input
• Faulty time or status display windows during use
• Complete shut down requiring manual override or reset

The GE OEM part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA and select Kenmore models.

This timer is used on washing machine units. The function of the timer is to control the electrical components and the duration of each of the washing machine cycles. If the timer has gone bad, the cycles may run incorrectly or won't run at all. For example, the washing machine may become stuck on the spin cycle. The unit may also skip cycles altogether. Another symptom is if the washing machine will not drain the water. It is very easy to replace and can be done quickly. Unplug the washing machine from the electrical outlet before attempting to replace this part.This particular timer is compatible with washing machines that are manufactured by the General Electric brand, including Hotpoint and RCA. This part is sold individually and is sourced straight from the manufacturer.

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 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

Replace a failed dryer timer to restore reliable cycle selection and timing. This dryer control advances the machine through selected cycles so loads run and finish on the chosen program. What it does

• Advances the dryer through cycle steps and governs timed run lengths.
• Used for selecting timed and automatic cycles; coordinates cycle changes.
• Common symptoms: timer won't advance, dryer stays on one cycle, or cycles don't complete.
• Replace when the timer knob fails to turn or cycles no longer respond to controls.

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off the breaker) before servicing to avoid electric shock.
• Access usually requires removing the control panel and unplugging the wiring harness; keep track of fasteners and connector locations.
• On gas dryers, shut off the gas supply before starting any work.

The dryer timer controls the sequence and duration of your machine's cycles. Replacing a worn timer restores accurate cycle advancement and shut-off so the dryer runs and stops when the selected settings are complete. What it does:

• Controls electrical contacts to run and advance the selected dry cycle
• Routes power to motor, heater, and other components through each segment
• Advances through heat, tumble, cool-down, and off positions
• Common symptoms: timer won't advance, runs too long/never shuts off, stops mid-cycle, or only works on one setting

• 1 dryer timer

• Disconnect power to the dryer before servicing
• Photograph wiring and transfer one wire at a time to the matching terminals on the new timer
• Secure the timer to the control panel and ensure the shaft aligns with the knob
• Inspect terminals/wiring for heat damage and repair as needed before restoring power

This replacement dryer timer advances the cycle sequence and lets the dryer move through timed and automatic settings so clothes dry on the selected cycle. Restores selector/timer control when the original timer fails. What it does:

• Controls cycle advancement so the dryer progresses through timed and automatic cycles
• Enables selection of timed and automatic dry settings via the control knob
• Common symptom: dryer won't advance through cycles or stays stuck on a setting
• Needed if the timer knob doesn't respond, the timer won't turn, or cycles do not complete

• Always disconnect power to the dryer before starting any repair
• Access usually requires removing the control panel or console—handle trim and fasteners carefully
• Note wire locations or take a photo before disconnecting harnesses to ensure correct reassembly

This ATC temperature control board regulates the refrigerator's temperature and ensures consistent cooling cycles by directing fans, compressors, and defrost operations. Replaces a failed control board to restore normal temperature control and cycle timing. What it does:

• Controls thermostat signals to the compressor and evaporator fan for stable internal temperatures
• Manages defrost cycles and related heater operation if applicable to the model
• Helps stop erratic cooling, excessive frost buildup, or continuous running when the board fails
• Works as the electronic decision hub when mechanical thermostats are replaced by board-driven control systems

• One ATC temperature control board (WH12X10386)

• Disconnect power and unplug the appliance before starting any repair
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid touching circuitry to prevent ESD damage
• Verify harness connector orientation and secure all plug connections; do not force connectors