Kenmore / Sears Control Board

This rotary timer controls the sequence and length of dryer cycles so your machine advances through timed heating, cool-down, and drum-turn stages. It restores reliable cycle progression and timing when the original timer fails. What it does:

• Advances the dryer through selected cycles and timing intervals
• Turns power to the heating and motor circuits on/off at the correct points in a cycle
• Helps resolve symptoms like cycles that won't advance, the dryer stopping mid-cycle, or no heat occurring during timed cycles
• Works as the main user-programmable timing control for mechanical/timer-based dryers

• Turn power to the appliance off at the breaker before starting work to avoid shock.
• Handle the timer carefully to avoid bending terminals; match connector locations during reassembly.
• Some disassembly of the dryer console or control housing is required; keep track of screws and panel clips.

This clock timer is the oven control assembly that displays time and runs the cook timer, timed bake and other timed functions so your range oven operates on schedule and shows accurate time. What it does

• Displays the clock and lets you set the cook timer and timed baking/cleaning cycles
• Controls timed oven functions so cooking starts/stops when scheduled
• May show no display, unresponsive touch/buttons, or failure to start timed cycles when faulty
• Replaces a worn or nonworking control assembly to restore timed operation and clock display

• One clock timer / digital control assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work to avoid shock
• Handle the control assembly and display lens carefully to avoid damage or scratching
• May require removing the control panel; keep track of screws and connectors for reassembly

This main PCB power control board assembly controls and distributes power to the appliance's functions so controls, displays and motors run correctly. Replace a faulty board to restore normal electrical control and responsiveness. What it does:

• Regulates and routes power to control circuits, user interface, and motors
• Processes user commands and signals to start/stop cycles and features
• Can cause no power, unresponsive controls, blank display, or failure to start when faulty
• Works with associated sensors and relays to manage timed operations and safety interlocks

• Disconnect power before servicing; verify unit is unplugged or breaker is off
• Handle the PCB by edges and avoid static discharge—use anti-static precautions if available
• Reconnect all wiring and fasteners securely; test basic functions after reassembly

This main PCB power control board is the appliance's electronic control module that manages power distribution and coordinates core functions—replacing a faulty board restores proper electronic control and responsive operation. What it does:

• Regulates and distributes electrical power to the appliance's subsystems
• Controls electronic functions and timing for cycles and user commands
• Processes user-interface inputs and sends signals to motors, valves, heaters, or compressors
• Common symptoms of a failing board include no power or unresponsive controls, intermittent operation, or error codes related to electronics

• Always disconnect power before servicing; verify the appliance is fully de-energized
• Take note of connector locations and wire routing before removal for correct reinstallation
• Handle the PCB by its edges and avoid static discharge; do not touch component leads

This is a timer that is used on washing machines. It controls the electrical components and the length of time of the washing machine's cycles. Be sure to unplug the appliance from the electrical outlet before beginning repairs. Some people performing the replacement or repair may wish to wear work gloves to protect their hands. The replacement process only takes about ten minutes to complete from start to finish.When the timer will not advance, it is likely that the washing machine cycles will not run at all or won't run consistently. The appliance may not advance through the various cycles like the washing, rinsing, and spinning cycles and may get stuck on one of the cycles. This timer is compatible with washing machines that are manufactured by Kenmore, Gibson, Westinghouse, and Frigidaire. It is sold individually and is sourced directly from the manufacturer and a genuine OEM part.

This replacement part is a timer manufactured by Frigidaire and intended to replace a faulty or broken timer in various models of washing machines. The timer controls the duration of the washing machine cycles via the electrical components of the appliance. If the user is struggling to control the washing machine cycle lengths, then this part may need to be replaced. The washing machine should be entirely disconnected from the power and water sources before any repair attempts are made. It's recommended that work gloves are worn to ensure the hands are protected. This is a genuine OEM part and has been sourced directly from the manufacturer. As an authentic replacement part, this timer is suitable for use with various models of washing machines that have been manufactured by Frigidaire, Electrolux, Gibson, and various other brands. This part is sold individually.

The Clock/Timer is an OEM component specially designed for Frigidaire wall ovens. Responsible for keeping time and controlling cook cycle duration, it precisely manages common appliance programs. 

Cumulative exposure to high internal oven temperatures causes sensitive integrated circuits to malfunction limiting functionality over the years. Cooking convenience decreases without reliable timekeeping.

Causes involve expected electronic component wear from prolonged elevated heating operating regularly. Impacts pose abrupt risks as well in occasional ovens.  

Symptoms of a bad clock/timer include:

• Clock time continually resetting incorrectly  
• Inability to set or monitor timed cooking functions
• Errors or malfunctions in automatic programs

Replacing with this OEM Frigidaire clock/timer restores accurate preprogrammed baking capability. Compatibility also fits some Kenmore, Electrolux, and Gibson appliances ensuring time-saving features renew efficiency through authorized repairs. Original components maintain performance quality.

This is a replacement clock timer assembly that restores the oven clock, kitchen timer and timed cooking functions so you can set bake/auto cycles and see the time on the control display. What it does:

• Displays current time and runs the kitchen timer
• Enables timed bake, delay start or auto-shutoff features when used by the range/oven control
• Replaces a faulty or blank clock display
• Commonly fixes symptoms like no clock display, unresponsive timer, or missing timed-cook functions

• One clock timer assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work
• Remove the control console or back panel to access and replace the timer; retain mounting hardware unless new hardware is specified
• Handle the display and glass components carefully to avoid scratches or damage

This electromechanical timer controls and advances the appliance's wash/dry cycles so clothes complete the selected program. Replaces a worn or failed timing unit to restore cycle sequencing and program selection. What it does:

• Rotates and switches internal contacts to advance cycles and engage components at the correct times
• Restores timed functions like wash, rinse, spin, or dry
• Commonly used when the appliance won't complete programs, stops mid-cycle, or selector changes have no effect
• Works with the console controls to select and maintain the chosen program settings

• Disconnect power (and gas supply for gas dryers) before starting any work
• Requires basic hand tools and removal of the control panel or console for access
• Note knob and dial positions before removal to preserve selector alignment
• Test appliance operation after installation to confirm correct cycle advancement

This part is a dispenser control board designed for Frigidaire refrigerators. The control board regulates the water and ice dispenser, allowing users to control whether ice is cubed or crushed, and turning the light on or off. Over time, the control board may be exposed to moisture, causing it to corrode and fail. Exposure to excessive heat can also lead to damage.Signs that the dispenser control board may need to be replaced include none of the dispenser functions operating, or dispenser functions operating inconsistently or intermittently. If erroneous operation is noticed, users will need to replace the dispenser control board. This will require a flathead screw driver to pry the panel off the front. The control board should be visible underneath. Disconnect the wires, taking note of their location and orientation, and then remove the board. Install the new one, replace the wires, and then replace the cover.This genuine OEM part is sold individually. It is compatible with Frigidaire, Kenmore, and Crosley models.

This electronic control board manages the refrigerator's user interface and timing functions so the appliance runs its cycles correctly. Replacing a faulty board restores control of temperature, lights, and automatic cycles. What it does

• Receives user inputs and sends control signals to compressors, fans, lights and defrost systems
• Manages timing and cycle operation for cooling and defrost
• Commonly linked to symptoms like unresponsive controls, error codes or a blank display
• Can cause intermittent cooling, lights or dispenser functions to fail when defective

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid static discharge; use an ESD strap if available
• Some installations require removing control housing or trim; keep track of screws and connectors and test functions after reassembly

This main electronic control board manages refrigerator functions and user interface signals so the appliance runs cycles and responds to controls. Replace a failed board to restore normal electronic control and cycle operation. What it does:

• Receives input from the front control panel and sensors to manage cooling cycles and defrost.
• Controls compressor, fans, and defrost timing based on sensor signals.
• Can cause no-power, no-cooling, erratic cycling, or unresponsive controls when faulty.
• Matches the OEM board form and connector pattern for direct replacement when specified.

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or component damage.
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid static discharge; use an antistatic strap if available.
• Verify connectors and mounting points match your refrigerator before final assembly.

This electronic control board manages the appliance's user interface and core control functions so your unit responds to commands and runs cycles correctly. It replaces a faulty console control to restore normal operation and display feedback. What it does:

• Processes user inputs and runs timed cycles and functions shown on the display
• Controls power to subsystems according to selected settings
• Commonly replaced when the unit shows error codes tied to control failure or when controls act erratically

• One electronic control board (console)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting replacement to avoid shock or damage
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid static discharge; use an anti-static strap if available
• Verify connector fit and seating; inspect wiring harnesses for damage before reinstalling

This electronic control board replaces the oven/range console's main control, restoring user interface and cycle control so the appliance can accept commands and run selected functions. It helps resolve issues caused by a failed control module. What it does:

• Controls front-panel functions, timers, and user inputs for oven/range operation
• Processes commands from the touchpad/knobs and sends signals to relays, bake/broil elements, and lights
• Commonly used when displays are blank, controls are unresponsive, or cycles fail to start
• Works as the main logic board that coordinates heating and timed functions

• One electronic control board

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting
• Handle the board carefully; avoid electrostatic discharge and damage to terminals
• Keep track of wire locations or take photos before disconnecting connectors