Dishwasher Module Dispenser Parts

This bi-metal is the thermal actuator that releases the detergent dispenser at the proper point in the wash cycle. Replacing a weak or failed actuator restores reliable detergent cup opening and consistent detergent delivery for better cleaning. What it does:

• Heats and flexes when energized by the control to trip the dispenser latch
• If failed, the detergent cup may not open or may open inconsistently
• Can leave detergent in the cup and lead to poor cleaning results
• Often suspected when the cycle runs but the soap door stays closed

• 1 bi-metal actuator assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Remove the inner door panel to access the dispenser area
• Note wiring positions and orientation; transfer connectors securely to the new actuator
• The dispenser latch/linkage moves freely and test door release before reassembly

The Detergent Dispenser is an OEM part for Frigidaire dishwashers. It holds and releases detergent at just the right time during the dishwashing cycle to ensure all dishes and cookware are thoroughly cleaned. Located inside the dishwasher's control panel area, the detergent dispenser opens automatically to distribute detergent.

Causes of a bad dispenser can include buildup that clogs the release mechanism over time, broken components that prevent the door from opening fully, or damage from excessive force or impact.

Symptoms of a bad dispenser include:

• Detergent not dispensing or only partially dispensing during cycles
• Residue left inside the dispenser after washing
• The dispenser door sticking or failing to open as designed

This OEM Frigidaire part is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator and some Kenmore models.

This electronic control board is the appliance's main control. It directs power and timing to the correct components so cycles run as selected, helping restore consistent operation when the original board has failed.

• Coordinates operation of motors, valves, heaters, and pumps
• Interprets inputs from switches and sensors to manage cycle logic
• Stores and executes programmed options and settings
• Typical symptoms: won't start or advance, unresponsive or flashing controls, error codes, intermittent shutdowns

• Disconnect power before servicing; use ESD protection and handle the board by its edges
• Access is typically through the control console; refer to your model's service sheet for exact location
• Move wire connectors one at a time to the new board and secure it properly
• Perform any required initialization/diagnostic steps for your model after installation

The control module assembly is the dishwasher's electronic brain. It manages cycle timing and powers key loads so the unit starts, runs, and completes wash and dry functions reliably when the original board fails. What it does

• Controls cycle timing and distributes power to the wash motor, drain pump, heater, and water inlet valve
• Interfaces with the door latch and user keypad to start/stop cycles
• Monitors inputs to manage heating and drying functions
• Replacement may help if the dishwasher is dead/no lights, won't start, stops mid-cycle, or runs erratically
• May also address intermittent beeping or error indications traced to a failed control

• 1 control module assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; verify no voltage is present
• This is an ESD-sensitive board—use anti-static precautions and handle by the edges
• Access location varies by model; label/photograph wiring and move connectors one at a time
• After installation, ensure all connectors are fully seated and run a test cycle to confirm operation

This wet agent dispenser replaces the washer's liquid fabric softener dispenser to restore proper dispensing during the rinse cycle. It helps keep softener contained until the machine is ready to release it, improving rinse-time performance. What it does:

• Holds and releases liquid fabric softener (wet agent) into the rinse cycle
• Ensures softener is delivered at the correct time for even distribution
• Stops leaking or premature release when the dispenser housing is intact
• Commonly replaced when the dispenser cracks, clogs, or fails to dispense

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repairs
• Access method varies by model; remove dispenser drawer or top panel per your model's service instructions
• Inspect surrounding seals and clips; replace if damaged to prevent leaks

This electronic control is the refrigerator's main control board that manages temperature, user display, and timed functions to restore reliable operation. Replaces a failed control to return the unit to normal cycle and user control. What it does:

• Regulates compressor, fans, and defrost cycles based on sensor inputs
• Powers and responds to the front control/display panel for temperature and mode settings
• Controls timed functions such as automatic defrost and ice maker cycles
• Resolves symptoms like unresponsive controls, incorrect temperatures, or intermittent cooling behaviors

• One electronic control (main control board)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid touching components; discharge static by grounding yourself
• Reassemble panels and secure all connectors; restore power and run a function test

This electronic control board is the appliance's main control module that manages cycles, timing, and user-interface functions to restore normal operation. Replace a failed board to help resolve control, display, and cycle problems. What it does:

• Regulates cycle timing, motor and heater control, and other automated functions
• Interprets user commands from the control panel and runs selected cycles
• Sends/receives signals to sensors, relays, and displays for coordinated operation
• Commonly used to address symptoms like unresponsive controls, no or erratic display, or appliances that won't start or complete cycles

• Disconnect power before accessing the control area to avoid shock or damage
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid electrostatic discharge; use grounding methods if available
• Verify the board PN on the old part matches W10597041 before installing

A replacement electronic control module that manages the appliance's cycle functions and user commands, restoring reliable control and timing when the original module fails. Replaces a faulty control assembly to help return normal operation. What it does:

• Controls cycle timing, power distribution, and signals between sensors and the user interface.
• Replaces a failing control when the appliance won't start, is unresponsive to button presses, or stops mid-cycle.
• Works as the central command board that interprets inputs and runs programmed cycles.

• 1 Module control assembly

• Disconnect power (and water supply for washers) before attempting any repair.
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid touching components; use anti-static precautions if available.
• Reconnect all wiring harnesses and secure mounting hardware before restoring power.

This user interface housing is the front console shell that holds and protects the control buttons and display, restoring the appliance's look and secure fit for the control components. What it does

• Secures the control board, buttons and display in the appliance console
• Protects electronics from light impact, dust and everyday wear
• Restores proper button alignment and front-panel fit and finish
• Helps resolve issues caused by cracked, warped or broken console housing

• One user interface (UI) housing / front console housing

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Removal typically requires detaching the console and transferring the display, buttons and any mounting clips to the new housing
• Handle with care to avoid scratching the finish or damaging snap clips and wiring

This is a dishwasher control board assembly. This component manages the functions of the dishwasher, which includes washing, draining, and drying. Since this part controls all of the functions of the dishwasher, if there are any problems with the operation it could be due to the control board assembly. This may include the washing cycle not running, the dishwasher not filling with water, or the detergent dispenser not opening during the washing cycle. If the user is unsure if this part is the culprit, a professional will be able to diagnose the issue. Unplug the dishwasher from its power source before replacing this part. The person performing the replacement may also wish to wear work gloves to protect their hands.This component is sold individually. It is compatible with dishwashers that are manufactured by Frigidaire, Whirlpool, and Electrolux. It is sourced directly from the manufacturer.

This electronic control board replaces the oven's main control module to restore user interface and timed bake/clock functions. It provides the control logic that manages heating cycles and display feedback for the range. What it does:

• Serves as the oven's primary control module, interpreting commands from the touchpad or knobs
• Controls bake/broil elements, timers, and display outputs through relay/signaling circuits
• Common symptoms: blank or unresponsive display, no heat or heating cycles won't start, or controls do not respond
• Replaces a failed or intermittent board that causes erratic oven behavior

• One electronic control board assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker before beginning service to avoid shock or injury
• Handle the board carefully and avoid touching connector pins or components; static discharge can damage electronics
• Verify wire harness orientation and secure all connectors before restoring power.

The module control assembly is the appliance's electronic control board that manages cycles, timers and control functions. Replacing a failing board can restore responsive controls and correct cycle operation. What it does:

• Directs cycle selection, timers and communication to components so the appliance runs the selected programs.
• Manages signals between the user interface and internal parts; failures often cause unresponsive or intermittent controls.
• Common symptom linkage: unit won't start, cycles won't advance, erratic operation, or display/control errors.
• Interfaces with the control harness and panel to coordinate motors, valves and other driven components.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or damage.
• Handle the control board by its edges and avoid touching circuitry; use anti-static precautions if available.
• Verify harness connectors, fuses and wiring before replacing the board; confirm connector orientation and secure mounting.

This electromechanical timer controls cycle selection and timing for your appliance, restoring proper step progression and cycle operation. It replaces a worn or failed timer to help get your appliance cycling again. What it does

• Advances and times wash/dry cycles based on the selected program.
• Re-establishes cycle control when the timer motor or cam contacts fail.
• Commonly used when cycles won't advance, the appliance won't start a timed cycle, or settings don't change.
• Works as the user-operated timing/control mechanism for mechanical cycle selection.

• One electromechanical timer assembly.

• Disconnect power before starting — shock risk. If the appliance is gas, also shut off the gas supply.
• Requires panel access and basic wiring knowledge; note wire locations or take a photo before disconnecting.
• Tighten fasteners and confirm wiring connections are secure; test operation with power restored.

This wet agent dispenser assembly holds and releases liquid wetting/conditioning agents into the wash at the correct cycle, helping deliver fabric conditioner or similar additives when needed. It replaces a worn, clogged, or damaged dispenser for reliable delivery. What it does:

• Holds liquid fabric conditioner/wetting agent and releases it into the tub during the rinse cycle
• Ensures timed dispensing so conditioners are added at the proper point in the cycle
• Helps prevent over-dispensing and visible residue in the washer tub or on clothes
• Commonly replaces dispensers that leak, fail to release liquid, or have broken mounting tabs

• One wet agent dispenser assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work
• Remove and reinstall using basic hand tools
• Rinse any remaining liquid from the area and avoid skin/eye contact with chemicals
• Test a short cycle after installation to ensure proper dispensing and secure mounting

This dispenser door housing replaces a cracked or damaged refrigerator dispenser assembly to restore proper dispensing and appearance. It keeps the dispenser area sealed and supports the dispenser lever and chute. What it does:

• Provides the housing and mounting for the refrigerator dispenser assembly and lever
• Restores a secure chute to prevent leaks and keep dispensed water/ice directed into glasses
• Stops issues caused by cracked or broken dispenser housing, such as moisture inside the door
• Supports proper alignment of the dispenser lever and actuator components

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove the inner door liner or access panel to access dispenser mounting screws; keep track of fasteners
• Inspect related gaskets and dispenser components for wear and replace if damaged