General Electric Washer Touch Pad

Control panel assembly for your washer. Mounts to the top of the cabinet. Replace if the touch pad is cracked, buttons are unresponsive, or panel is damaged.

Replace your washer's touch pad control panel when buttons are unresponsive, cracked, or worn. This cosmetic panel installs on the front console.

This backsplash assembly is the rear vertical trim panel that finishes the back of a range or stove, protecting the wall and covering control openings for a clean appearance. It restores the oven's original rear fit and look. What it does:

• Covers the rear area of the range to protect the wall from splashes, spills and heat.
• Provides a finished appearance by concealing control openings and wiring access points.
• Helps maintain proper positioning of rear-mounted components that attach to the oven body.
• Useful when the original backsplash is dented, scratched or bent and needs replacement.

• One backsplash assembly as shown

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work.
• Installation typically requires removing the cooktop or rear screws; keep fasteners for reuse or replace if damaged.
• Use proper lift/handling to avoid scratching the finish; two people may be needed for safe alignment.
• Verify model fit and part number before installation; do not force parts into place.

This control panel assembly replaces the membrane keypad and front overlay so you can restore microwave controls and display feedback. It provides the tactile interface and sealed surface used to select cook settings and timers. What it does:

• Replaces worn or unresponsive keypad buttons and damaged overlay to restore button input
• Restores display and tactile feedback when the original panel shows blank readout or missed presses
• Seals the front of the control area to protect internal electronics from spills and grease
• Works with the microwave's user interface board to send commands for cook cycles and timers

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before attempting any repair
• Handle the ribbon cable and connector gently; avoid bending contacts or pulling on wires