Lg EBR41531302 Main Electronic Control Board OEM Part

I had no power to my 5-year-old LG refrigerator. Looked around online, and the common issue with LG refrigerators was the control board going out. I found the board on AppliancePartsPros, had it a day later, and popped it in the fridge in about 5 minutes. So easy! I figure I saved myself at least $200 (maybe more!) over calling a repair guy. If it turned out that the control board wasn't the problem, I could have returned it to AppliancePartsPros. I'm adding "Refrigeration Technician" to my resume! ;)

By replacing the control board. Please Allow me to briefly share this story with other people. At first i called a appliance repair company recommended by the manufacturer They charge my credit card about $350.00 in advance, They sent a tech to look at my fridge fairly quick, But then i was told that they would need 7 t0 10 business days to get the parts needed and only than could the repair be scheduled. Well well i waited 10, 15, 20 business days and the 3 times i called them to inquire about it they would tell me that the pats have not arrived yet. Got fed up and called parts pro and wthin 3 business days the problem was solved. Thanks Appliance Parts Pros. Great service,

I went on YouTube for step by step installation on how to install main PCB in refrigerator and it work like a charm. It only took me 2 minutes to install saving me a total of 350 bucks!

After reading many posts about LG refrigerators, I thought that I would try to replace the fuse on the printed circuit board (PCB) found in the back of the fridge. I successfully soldered off the old fuse and soldered a new one on. Sadly, however, that fix did not work. Plan B was to replace the whole PCB. I ordered the part here on appliancepartspros.com. It arrived next day, and the swap was quite easy--just a few connections to undo, and four clips to remove the old board. Reverse the process to put the new board in, and voile!, the fridge came back to life.

I woke up one morning and when I opened the fridge the light did not turn on. I thought maybe the bulb went out but soon realized the fridge wasn't working. The mircrowave clock was blinking so I new the power must have went out that night. I thought maybe the breaker had kicked but after checking I realized the fridge was dead. I did a quick search on my computer to see if other people had this problem and I found other stories of the LG refrigerators having problems with the main electronic control board. I read that it was simple to replace so I figured I would give it a try. I overnighted the part and put it in, took me about five minutes and the fridge was back running again.