Kenmore / Sears Control Board

This switch assembly is used in select dishwashers to provide a precise open/closed electrical signal to the control. Replacing a worn or sticking switch helps restore consistent cycle operation and reliable responses from the affected function. What it does:

• Sends an on/off (open/closed) signal to the control for the related mechanism in your model
• Helps ensure the connected function engages only at the correct time
• Common symptoms of a failed switch can include: cycle won't start, intermittent stopping, or improper filling/draining behavior
• A sticking or heat-damaged switch may cause erratic operation or error alerts

• One switch assembly

• Disconnect power (and water supply if required by access) before servicing
• Access location is model-specific; photograph wiring and note terminal positions before removal
• Transfer or reuse existing mounting hardware as applicable; ensure firm terminal connections
• After install, check switch actuation and run a test cycle to normal operation

This part is a washing machine timer. This is the component that controls the washing machine functions and the length of time for each of the cycles. Signs that the timer has gone bad can vary. For example, the washing machine may only wash but will not spin or drain. It might skip cycles or stall mid-cycle. The washing machine could become stuck on a cycle also. If this is happening, the repair person can check for continuity through the timer motor by using a multimeter. If it measures infinite resistance, the timer will need to be replaced. Unplug the washing machine from the wall before trying to replace this part. The person performing the replacement procedure should wear work gloves for safety during the process.This timer is compatible with washing machines that are manufactured by Kenmore and Whirlpool. It is sold individually. This part comes directly from the manufacturer.

This is the refrigerator's electronic main control board. The power PCB coordinates the compressor, fans, and defrost system using sensor inputs—helping restore stable temperatures, proper defrosting, and consistent operation when the original board fails. What it does

• Routes and regulates power to the compressor and evaporator/condenser fans; failure can cause no-cool or intermittent cooling
• Interprets thermistor signals to manage run times and temperature targets; faults may lead to erratic temperatures
• Controls the automatic defrost cycle to prevent frost buildup and restricted airflow
• Interfaces with other control components; issues can present as clicking from the board, display anomalies, or unresponsive controls

• One main power control board

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Use ESD protection; handle the board by the edges and avoid touching components
• Access the control behind the external service cover; transfer connectors one at a time and reuse original mounting hardware/enclosure
• Restore power and allow the refrigerator to stabilize at set temperatures after installation

This timer controls the length and sequence of your appliance's operating cycles. Replacing a worn or stuck timer restores proper advancement so the machine starts, runs through each stage, and shuts off when it should.

• Advances the cycle automatically through each stage
• Sends power to components at the correct time
• Helps ensure the unit starts and stops on schedule
• Helps when the cycle won't advance, stops mid-cycle, runs too long/never shuts off, or only works on one setting

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access the timer behind the control panel/console
• Transfer wires one at a time from the old timer to the new, matching positions
• Secure the timer with mounting screws; align the shaft with the dial/knob as applicable and test operation

This replacement part is a control board that has been manufactured by Whirlpool and is compatible with refrigerators. The control board is important for proper appliance functionality, as it regulates and manages refrigerator functions, including the defrost times and the cooling. If the control board is broken, the refrigerator may experience a number of issues, including an inability to maintain cold temperatures or properly regulate defrost cycles. Ensure that perishable foods are stored safely and then unplug the appliance before attempting any repairs.This is a genuine OEM part that has been sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is compatible with refrigerators manufactured by Whirlpool, Maytag, Kitchenaid, Jenn-Air, Magic Chef, and some other brands. This part is sold individually.

This electronic main control board manages and distributes power to the appliance's key components. Replace a failed board to restore normal operation when the unit won't power up, won't start, or runs erratically.

• Regulates and routes incoming power to motors, fans, compressors, heaters, and valves based on signals from sensors and the user interface
• Coordinates cycle timing and system protections to help prevent component damage
• Logs or triggers fault indications when abnormal conditions are detected
• Common failure symptoms: no power, dead/unresponsive controls, intermittent shutdowns, or unpredictable operation

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Handle the PCB by the edges and use ESD protection to avoid static damage
• Photograph wiring and move connectors one at a time to the new board
• Inspect connected loads (motors, heaters, compressor, valves) for shorts before restoring power

This electronic control board manages incoming power and coordinates your appliance's core functions. Replacing a failed board can restore proper operation, responsiveness, and reliable cycling.

• Distributes and regulates power to internal components through onboard relays and circuits
• Interprets inputs from the user interface and sensors to execute programmed functions
• Helps coordinate starting, running, and stopping of key systems
• Common signs of failure: no power, unresponsive controls or display, intermittent shutdowns, cycles that won't start or complete

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Use ESD protection; handle the PCB by the edges to prevent static damage
• Photograph or label connectors; transfer one plug at a time to the new board
• Secure the board, confirm all connectors are fully seated, then restore power to test

The is is a dishwasher control board. This part is tasked with controlling all of the internal parts of the dishwasher. It regulates the wash cycle, drying cycle, and other parts of a typical washing cycle. This part has many internal components and can become damaged over time or through use. If the dishwasher does not run, starts a cycle but doesn't finish it, or otherwise has functioning issues, this could mean the control board should be replaced.Before starting, make sure the dishwasher is unplugged for safety reasons. Open the door and remove the screws from the inner panel. Separate the panels while disconnecting the wire harness from the control panel. Pull the outer door panel and control panel off the appliance. Install the new part and reconnect wires and ribbons before reassembling the dishwasher. Plug in the appliance and test it.This is a genuine OEM replacement part designed to be compatible with dishwashers by Kenmore and Whirlpool. The control board comes directly from the manufacturer and is sold as a single component.

This mechanical timer is the cycle control for select top-load washers. It sequences power to the motor, drain pump, and inlet valve so the machine advances through fill, wash, rinse, drain, and spin as designed.

• Controls the timing and order of each wash cycle step
• Sends power to components at the correct times
• Advances the cycle via an internal cam and timer motor
• Common symptoms: won't start or won't advance, stops mid-cycle, runs too long, or the timer knob doesn't move

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access the control console; remove the dial/knob and mounting screws to release the timer
• Photograph wiring and transfer leads one-for-one to the new timer
• Reinstall, reassemble the console, and test operation

The Control Board is an OEM part for Frigidaire wall ovens. As the central processing unit of the oven, the control board is responsible for receiving input signals and directing the operation of the various oven components and functions. It controls components like the electronic display, temperature controls, timers, and sensors that monitor the cooking process.

Symptoms of a bad control board include:

• Faulty or unresponsive display  
• Inability to turn the oven on or set desired cooking functions
• Improper heating or baking performance
• Timer or temperature not functioning correctly

Causes can include exposure to moisture, fluctuations in power input, or normal component degradation over time. 

Replacing the control board with this OEM Frigidaire part restores the wall oven's functionality and ensures accurate and reliable operation. It is also compatible with some Electrolux, Kenmore, and KitchenAid wall oven models. 

This main electronic control board governs the appliance's user interface and cycle functions, restoring responsive controls and correct operation when the original board fails. Replace a faulty control board to correct erratic or unresponsive behavior. What it does:

• Receives input from the console and sends control signals to relays, valves, motors and sensors.
• Restores normal cycle selection and timing when a failed board prevents the appliance from starting or completing cycles.
• Addresses symptoms like unresponsive or non-working buttons, blank or erratic displays, and unexpected program changes.
• Interfaces with safety and feedback sensors to coordinate appliance functions.

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before replacing the control board to avoid shock or damage.
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid touching circuit traces or components; the board is static-sensitive.
• Note connector locations or photograph wiring before removal to ensure correct reassembly.

This is a mechanical defrost timer that controls the automatic defrost cycle of the refrigerator. It periodically shuts off the compressor and energizes the defrost heater so frost can melt, helping maintain proper cooling performance.

• Cycles the unit between cooling and defrost at set intervals
• Stuck or failed timers can cause warm temperatures, heavy frost, or continuous running
• Can also cause short-cycling or no-cool if contacts fail

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access is typically from the control housing or rear service area; note wire positions before removal
• Replace one-for-one with the same terminal orientation; do not force the cam
• After install, allow one full cycle to verify defrost operation

This Frigidaire oven range control board and clock are sold separately from the unit. The touchpad cover is also available individually. This control board contains the clock and timer digital display screen. This component is responsible for controlling the heat settings of the baking area and the electric cooktop. When a faulty control board continues active use in an oven, burners may begin to malfunction over weeks or months. Individual burners may work one day, and other days they may fail to power on altogether. This is also true of the baking and broiling functions of the oven. After the board fails, the clock and timer screen will fail to engage. The stove may also power on but fail to power off once the timer has reached its final countdown. On the back panel of the oven, there are rear screws that hold the control assembly in place. Remove these screws and turn to the inside of the stove. There are two anchor screws directly below the control assembly that fasten it to the cooktop. After removing these final screws, pull the control assembly off. Two tiny screws are holding the protective covering of the faulty control board. Remove these screws and disconnect the old control board/clock from the wiring harness. Proceed with the installation of the new component.This part is compatible with Frigidaire and Kenmore appliances. This is a genuine OEM part and is sourced directly from the manufacturer.

This electronic oven control board manages the oven's heating, keypad inputs, and display. Replacing a failed controller can restore responsive controls, accurate temperature regulation, and normal oven operation.

• Controls bake and broil heating through the oven's relays
• Interprets keypad inputs to start/stop modes, timers, and settings
• Drives the display for time, temperature, and status; may post fault codes
• Coordinates preheat, timed cook, and self-clean on applicable models
• Failure symptoms may include a blank or erratic display, unresponsive buttons, oven not heating or starting, inaccurate temperature, or beeping/error codes

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Access the board behind the control panel/backguard on most models
• Move wire connectors one at a time from the old board to the new; take photos for reference
• Handle the board carefully and avoid static discharge to protect sensitive components

This electronic control board is the appliance's central controller, directing power and timing to key components. Replacing a failed board can resolve unresponsive controls, cycles that won't start or advance, no display, or recurring error codes.

• Distributes power and manages timing for motors, pumps, fans, heaters, and valves
• Interprets inputs from sensors and switches to execute programmed operations
• Stores and runs the appliance's control logic and settings
• Common failure symptoms: no power/display, won't start, stops mid-cycle, intermittent operation, or error codes

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Use ESD precautions; handle the board by the edges only
• Photograph wiring and move connectors one at a time to the new board
• Some models require configuration or programming after install—follow the service/tech sheet for your unit

This timer controls the sequence and duration of your appliance's cycles by routing power to each function in order. A worn timer can cause cycles to stall or repeat; replacing it restores proper, reliable cycle advancement.

• Advances the appliance through programmed stages by opening and closing internal contacts
• Coordinates operations in the correct order
• Common symptoms include cycles that won't advance, stop mid-cycle, or run unusually long/short
• Requires manual advancing of the knob to finish a cycle when failing

• Disconnect power before servicing; shut off water supply if the appliance uses water
• Access the control panel; note or photograph wire positions before removal
• Transfer any mounting hardware and the knob/shaft components from the original timer as required
• Reassemble and run a test cycle to ensure proper advancement