Dryer User Interface Board Parts

This control panel assembly replaces the white front console on your dryer. It restores a solid mounting surface for the timer, switches, or display so you can select cycles and settings with proper alignment and smooth operation. What it does

• Provides the front console housing for the dryer's user controls
• Keeps buttons/knobs and indicators aligned and protected
• Restores appearance after cracks, discoloration, or broken tabs
• Helpful when controls feel loose, are hard to press, or the console is rattling

• 1 white control panel assembly

• Disconnect power; if gas, shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Remove control knobs and any end caps; take out mounting screws/clips and lift off the old panel
• Transfer any brackets, light pipes, clips, and harness retainers from the old panel to the new as needed
• Reinstall and tighten fasteners; refit knobs and verify smooth control operation before restoring power

Fix a dryer that won't advance cycles or turn on due to a worn timer shaft. This plastic-shaft timer restores knob grip and timing control. 10-minute DIY fix.

This replacement control panel, also called the backsplash assembly, is the structural console on the rear of the dryer top where the timer and switches mount. It restores secure control mounting and a clean, finished appearance when the original is cracked or damaged.

• Houses and supports the dryer's timer and control switches
• Covers and helps protect console-area wiring from contact
• Aligns control shafts through the panel openings for smooth knob operation
• Common signs of failure: cracked panel, broken mounting tabs, loose or rattling controls

• Disconnect power; for gas models, also shut off the gas supply
• Remove control knobs and mounting screws, then tilt or lift the console to access the panel
• Transfer timer/switches and any brackets from the old panel to the new one, keeping hardware organized
• Do not overtighten screws; verify all controls turn and click freely before restoring power

This coin chute guides coins from the slide into the coin mechanism so the machine can register payment and begin a cycle. Keeping the chute intact and aligned helps prevent jams and misfeeds in coin-operated laundry equipment.

• Directs coins from the slide to the coin mechanism to register payment
• Helps ensure smooth coin drop, reducing bounce-back and misfeeds
• Common fix when coins jam, fall into the cabinet, or the unit won't start after payment
• Replace if cracked, bent, corroded, or missing

• Disconnect power; shut off gas before service
• Open the coin housing/slide assembly and retain existing hardware
• Install the new chute in the same orientation; align with slide and mechanism, then secure
• Test with sample coins to ensure proper drop and operation before returning to service

Dryer won't shut off or advance through cycles? This timer restores proper cycle switching and automatic shut-off. Moderate DIY repair, 30-45 minutes.

Replaces cracked or broken dryer control console back cover. Forms rear housing that supports timer, controls, and shields wiring. Easy DIY fix.

If your dryer won't shut off or cycles won't advance, the timer may have failed. This control manages drying cycles and run time. DIY repair in 20 minutes.

This timer controls the duration of each drying cycle by advancing through timed and automatic dry settings and signaling the dryer to stop when the cycle is complete. It mounts behind the control panel and connects to the timer knob on the front of the dryer. Replace this timer if the dryer won't start, won't advance through cycles, runs continuously without stopping, or the timer knob turns but nothing happens.

This is a 60 Hz timer that controls the duration of drying cycles in a clothes dryer. It advances through each stage of the cycle and signals the motor and heating components to turn on or off at the appropriate times. Replace this timer if the dryer will not start, the cycle does not advance, the timer knob spins freely without clicking, or if the dryer runs continuously without shutting off.

This genuine replacement part is a user interface board for dryers. The user interface board is the circuit board that responds to the buttons located on the control panel allowing the user to adjust the dryer settings. If the dryer is no longer responding when buttons are being pressed then it might be time to replace the user interface board. Luckily this is a relatively easy repair.To replace the interface board begin by turning off the power to the dryer. Once the power has been shut off move the dryer away from the wall to gain access to the upper back panel. Remove the panel and locate the interface board. Snap it out of its brackets and remove the wire harness attached to the board. Reinsert the wire connector to the new interface and snap the new board assembly back to its original place.This OEM replacement part is sold individually and is compatible with General Electric, Hotpoint, and RCA brand Dryers.

Fixes dryers with intermittent timing issues, unresponsive controls, or cycles that won't start. This electronic control board restores proper operation.

This is the main electronic control board that manages the dryer's operating functions, including cycle selection, temperature regulation, and timing. It receives input from the user interface and sensors, then directs power to the motor, heater, and other components accordingly. Replace this board if the dryer won't start, displays error codes, stops mid-cycle, or if buttons and cycle selections are unresponsive.

Dryer won't turn off or advance cycles? This control timer regulates cycle progression and automatic shutoff. Moderate DIY repair restores timing.

Control panel assembly with touchpad for your dryer. Mounts on top of the unit. Replace if buttons are unresponsive, cracked, or display is damaged.

Dryer won't advance through cycles or stops mid-cycle? This timer and wiring harness kit restores accurate cycle control. Moderate DIY repair.

This is an electromechanical timer that controls the duration and sequence of the dryer's operating cycles. It advances through each stage of the drying cycle and signals the motor, heater, and other components when to turn on and off. Replace this timer if your dryer won't start, won't advance through cycles, runs continuously without shutting off, or if the timer knob turns but nothing happens.