Kenmore / Sears Control Board

This electronic control is the main circuit board that manages appliance functions and user interface signals, restoring reliable operation when the original board has failed. It replaces a faulty control to help return normal cycle selection and timing. What it does:

• Powers and coordinates user commands, sensors, and motors for normal appliance operation
• Regulates cycle timing, display indicators, and electronic functions
• Commonly replaces a board that causes unresponsive buttons, error codes, or no display
• Helps stop erratic cycles, unexpected shutdowns, or failure to start when board failure is confirmed

• One electronic control board

• Disconnect power before accessing the control area to avoid shock or damage
• Handle the board by edges; avoid touching contacts or components
• Verify connectors match and seat fully; replace any damaged harnesses or mounting hardware

This power control board is the refrigerator's main electronic control that manages power distribution and system functions so the appliance runs reliably and responds to user settings. What it does:

• Supplies and regulates power to compressor, fans, lights and other subsystems
• Processes input from the user interface and sensors to control cooling cycles
• Helps protect against erratic operation by coordinating start/stop functions
• Common symptom fixes: unit won't power on, intermittent operation, lights or fans not running, or failure to start cooling

• Disconnect all power to the appliance before starting work
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid static discharge; wear an anti-static wrist strap if available
• Verify connector alignment and seating; do not force pins or connectors

This electronic clock/timer assembly displays the oven time and provides timer and timed-cook functions so you can monitor and control baking cycles. It replaces a failed or non-working oven clock to restore timekeeping and timer features. What it does:

• Displays current time and supports countdown/count-up timer functions
• Enables timed-start and timed-stop cooking features when used with the oven control
• Replaces a blank display, incorrect timekeeping, or a clock that won't respond to timer settings
• Works as the user-facing time/timer module for normal oven operation

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker before starting any work.
• Handle the display and ribbon/connectors carefully to avoid damage to the module.
• Retain mounting screws and note any alignment tabs for proper seating during reassembly.
• After installation, restore power and set the clock/time per the owner's manual.

This electronic control board manages the appliance's user interface and core functions, restoring reliable cycle control and display response when the original board fails. Replacing a faulty board can stop erratic operation and restore normal controls. What it does:

• Interprets user commands and runs programmed cycles for the appliance
• Sends signals to heaters, fans, valves, and motors to coordinate operation
• Common symptom: unresponsive or flashing display and failed cycle starts
• Common symptom: appliance runs erratically or stops mid-cycle

• Power off and disconnect the appliance before starting any work
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid contact with circuitry to prevent static damage
• Follow OEM service manual instructions for removal, connector placements, and grounding

This electronic clock timer controls the oven clock, timed bake/clean functions and the oven's control logic so your range responds correctly to clock and delayed-start settings. Replaces a failed or unresponsive oven control interface. What it does:

• Replaces the oven's electronic clock/control used for time display and timed cooking functions
• Restores clock display and allows timed bake/clean cycles when the original control is blank or nonresponsive
• Helps resolve intermittent oven control behavior tied to a faulty timer/control board
• Works with the oven's existing user interface and wiring harness to manage timed operations

• Disconnect power before attempting service to avoid electrical shock
• Handle with care; avoid touching circuit board contacts or connectors
• Installation requires removing the oven control panel and reconnecting the factory wiring harness

This electronic control board is the main circuit board that runs a range of appliance functions and the user interface. Replacing a faulty board restores responsive controls, display feedback, and normal programmed cycles. What it does:

• Manages the appliance's user interface, timing, and control signals for cycles and features
• Communicates with sensors and other modules to coordinate operation
• Prevents or causes faults when failing; common symptoms include unresponsive buttons, blank or erratic display, and interrupted cycles
• Helps restore normal operation when intermittent or incorrect control behavior is traced to the main board

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting work to prevent shock or damage
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid touching component leads or solder joints
• Transfer any required brackets or harnesses from the old board and secure all connectors firmly
• Test the appliance after installation.