General Electric Washer Touch Pad

This control panel assembly is the appliance's user interface, replacing a damaged or unresponsive control center so you can select cycles, set temperatures, and operate functions reliably. It restores tactile buttons and display communication with the main board. What it does:

• Provides the front-facing buttons, touchpad or switches and display used to enter commands
• Sends operator inputs to the appliance's control module for cycle and function changes
• Commonly replaces panels that produce unresponsive buttons, missing/blank or garbled display, or intermittent control problems
• Restores normal user control when the original panel is cracked, worn, or electrically faulty

• Disconnect power before starting to avoid shock; confirm power is off at the breaker or unplug the appliance
• Handle the assembly carefully to avoid damaging the display, overlay, or wiring harness
• Some models require removing trim or the appliance front to access and replace the panel; keep fasteners organized
• Test function after reconnection before final reassembly

Replace your washer's control panel touch pad if the interface is cracked, unresponsive, or worn. This touch pad installs on the control panel assembly.

This control panel assembly replaces the front console that houses the oven's display, touchpads, and control electronics so you can set cook modes, timers, and temperatures with clear readouts and responsive buttons. What it does:

• Provides the main user interface for selecting bake/broil, timers, clocks, and other oven functions
• Houses display and touchpad components so damaged or unreadable controls can be restored
• Replaces panels that cause unresponsive buttons, missing display segments, or erratic control behavior
• Works with the oven's control electronics to send user commands to the range's control board

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker before starting work
• Handle glass and printed overlays carefully to avoid cracks or scratches
• Basic panel replacement may require removing screws or trim; keep removed fasteners organized
• If you see wiring or connectors, note their positions before disconnecting