Refrigerator Control Panel Lcd Parts

This replacement lid fits the refrigerator utility/bin drawer and restores a secure cover to keep stored items contained and organized. It replaces cracked, broken or warped lids so the bin functions as intended. What it does:

• Covers and protects items stored in the utility/bin drawer
• Replaces lids that are cracked, chipped or no longer latch properly
• Helps prevent items from shifting or falling into other compartments
• Restores a proper seal and alignment of the utility/bin cover

• Unplug or disconnect power to the appliance before servicing for safety
• Remove the bin/drawer per the manufacturer instructions to access the lid
• Align hinge tabs or mounting points and snap or fasten the lid into place
• Handle carefully; plastic edges or mounting points can be fragile during installation

This adaptive defrost control module manages a refrigerator's defrost cycles to reduce unnecessary defrosting and help maintain proper cooling performance. It replaces the original control board that times and initiates defrost events. What it does:

• Monitors fridge activity and initiates defrost cycles based on usage patterns to avoid excess frost buildup
• Controls the defrost heater and terminates defrost when appropriate to protect the evaporator
• Can prevent frequent or missed defrosts that lead to frost-covered evaporator coils
• Commonly replaced when the freezer or refrigerator shows repeated frosting, long run-times, or inconsistent cooling

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or damage
• Replace the module in the control housing; handle the board carefully to avoid static damage
• Verify wiring matches the original and secure all connectors; note orientation before removal
• Restore power and observe a few cycles to confirm the unit is initiating/terminating defrosts correctly

This electronic temperature control board regulates refrigerator cooling by reading sensors and commanding fans, compressor and defrost cycles to maintain set temperatures. Replaces a failed control board to restore proper temperature management. What it does:

• Receives temperature sensor signals and sends control commands to refrigeration components
• Helps stop irregular cooling, continuous run, or erratic temperature changes when the board has failed
• Works with defrost and fan systems to coordinate normal cooling and defrost cycles
• Restores electronic control when original board is unresponsive or damaged

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid static discharge; use proper ESD precautions if available

The Dairy door Assembly is an OEM part for Frigidaire refrigerators. It is designed to securely hold and organize products on the door, keeping them easily accessible and fresh.

A bad bin assembly can be caused by wear and tear, damage, or improper handling. When the assembly becomes faulty, it can result in issues such as a loose or broken door bin, difficulty in opening or closing the bin, or inadequate temperature control for items.

Symptoms of a bad bin assembly include:

• Unstable or wobbly storage for dairy products
• Difficulty in accessing or retrieving items from the bin
• Spoiled items due to temperature fluctuations

This Frigidaire part can also be used on Electrolux, Frigidaire, Gibson, Kelvinator, Westinghouse, and Sears/Kenmore.

This control assembly is the console electronics that manage the oven/range user interface, display and temperature control. Replacing a faulty control restores responsive keys, accurate displays and reliable oven operation. What it does:

• Regulates oven temperature and cooking cycles via the console electronics.
• Provides the front display, clock and touch/keypad input processing.
• Can resolve symptoms like unresponsive buttons, blank or erratic display, or oven not starting.
• Works with the range/oven's wiring harness and sensors to execute user commands.

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before beginning work.
• Protect the PCB from static: handle by edges and avoid touching circuitry.
• Verify wire connections match the original harness before powering on.

This is the main PCB control board that manages the appliance's electronic functions and user interface, restoring control when the original board has failed. Replaces a damaged or unresponsive main control module to return normal operation. What it does:

• Receives input from buttons/sensors and directs power to motors, valves, heaters, and displays
• Helps regulate cycle selection, timing, and safety interlocks
• Common symptom: appliance is unresponsive or won't start
• Common symptom: erratic behavior, incorrect cycles, or display errors
• Common symptom: intermittent power or control lockups

• One main PCB assembly

• Disconnect power and water before starting any repair
• Handle board by edges and avoid static discharge; use ESD protection if available
• Verify all connectors are fully seated and routed the same as original before powering up

3-cycle mechanical timer that controls the sequence and timing of wash cycles, restoring proper cycle advancement and operation for washers that won't advance or complete cycles. Fits in the original timer location to re-establish cycle control. What it does:

• Rotates the cam to advance cycle stages and routes power to the motor, pump and valves.
• Restores cycle sequencing when a machine stops mid-cycle or won't advance to the next step.
• Replaces worn or non-indexing timers that cause intermittent or no cycle movement.
• Transfers timed electrical signals to start/stop agitation, spin and drain functions.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting — risk of electrical shock.
• Document or photograph all wire locations before disconnecting to ensure correct reconnection.
• Install in the original orientation; secure mounting hardware and avoid forcing gears or tabs.
• After installation, run a complete cycle to ensure proper operation.

This temperature control thermostat regulates the refrigerator compartment temperature by cycling the cooling system on and off. Replacing a faulty control restores consistent cooling and normal on/off operation so food stays at the right temperature.

• Senses compartment temperature and opens/closes electrical contacts to start or stop cooling
• Useful when the fridge is too warm or too cold despite adjustments
• Common symptoms: runs constantly or won't run, temperatures don't respond to the dial, no click or change when turning the control
• Also called a "cold control"; restores functional temperature adjustment

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Note wire locations and transfer them to the new control
• Carefully route the sensing capillary in the original path; avoid kinking or sharp bends
• Set to a mid-range setting and allow up to 24 hours for temperatures to stabilize

A direct-replacement temperature control that restores user control over oven/refrigerator temperature settings for reliable cooking and storage. Replaces a worn or failed control to help stabilize temperature cycles and improve performance. What it does:

• Regulates appliance temperature by opening and closing the control circuit as needed
• Helps correct symptoms like inconsistent temperatures, unit running too long, or failure to reach set temperature
• Works as the control interface between user settings and the heating/cooling system
• Designed to match OEM function and mounting for straightforward replacement

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Use basic hand tools; mounting screws and wiring retainers are typically reused unless new hardware is supplied
• Note wiring locations and take a photo before disconnecting connectors to ensure correct reassembly

This is a control board for refrigerator units. This part controls all of the functions of the refrigerator. These functions include cooling, defrost times, alarms, lights, and more.If the buttons do not allow the user to change any of the controls or functions, it is likely that this part will need to be replaced. Some users report the refrigerator being stuck in a certain setting for an extended period of time. This is a high-quality replacement part. Be sure to disconnect the refrigerator from its power source prior to attempting to repair or replace this part. Wear gloves during the process for safety.This specific control board is compatible with refrigerators that are manufactured by the GE brand. It is sold individually and comes directly from the manufacturer.

This infinite switch controls the heat level of a stove's electric surface element, letting you adjust burner power from low to high for cooking precision and stable element operation. What it does:

• Regulates voltage to a surface heating element so the burner heats at the selected setting
• Allows smooth adjustment across low-to-high heat settings
• Commonly replaces a switch when a burner won't heat, only heats on certain settings, or won't turn off properly
• Works with standard knob control interfaces to change element output

• 1 infinite switch for a single surface element

• Disconnect power to the range at the breaker before servicing
• Use insulated tools and avoid contact with terminal ends; verify power is off with a meter
• Keep track of removed hardware and wire locations; take a photo before disassembly for reference

This main PCB power control board assembly replaces the appliance's primary electronic control module to restore power distribution and control functions. It's used when the unit has control or power issues that point to a failed main board. What it does:

• Manages power distribution to the appliance's motors, valves, and sensors
• Interprets control commands and runs electronic cycles for normal operation
• Can cause unresponsive controls, no power, or erratic behavior when faulty
• May trigger control-panel error codes or intermittent starting/stopping

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock; follow all safety procedures
• Handle the board by its edges and use ESD protection to avoid component damage
• Reuse existing mounting hardware and connectors unless otherwise specified by the OEM

This temperature-sensing thermostat monitors and regulates appliance temperature to restore proper cycling and consistent performance. Replacing a failed thermostat helps resolve temperature drift and heating or cooling irregularities. What it does:

• Senses internal temperature and opens/closes the electrical circuit to control heating or cooling components.
• Restores correct on/off cycling so the appliance reaches and maintains the intended temperature.
• Common symptoms it can address: unit won't reach target temperature, runs too long or too short, or temperature fluctuates.
• Works as a safety and control device to prevent thermal extremes when functioning properly.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair to avoid shock or injury.
• Access may require removing exterior or interior panels; keep track of screws and fasteners.
• Match wiring terminals and orientation to the original thermostat; do not force connectors.

This main control board is the appliance's central electronics that manages cycles, timing and sensor inputs so the unit operates correctly. Replace a failed board to restore control and normal electronic function. What it does:

• Interprets user commands and runs selected cycles
• Controls motors, valves, heaters, and sensors through relay/output signals
• Processes sensor feedback to regulate timing and operation
• Can cause no-start, unresponsive controls, error codes, or erratic behavior when faulty

• Disconnect power before starting; risk of shock or further damage if energized
• Handle by the edges and avoid static discharge—use an anti-static wrist strap if available
• Compare part numbers and connector layout to the old board before installing
• After install, restore power and run a diagnostic or short cycle to verify operation

Defrost timer that advances the refrigerator's defrost cycle at roughly six-hour intervals to help prevent excessive frost buildup and keep cooling consistent. Replaces a failed timer to restore regular defrost scheduling. What it does:

• Advances the defrost cycle so the heater can melt frost from the evaporator on a timed schedule.
• Helps prevent heavy ice buildup that can reduce airflow and cooling performance.
• Common symptoms of a failing timer: excessive frost or ice accumulation, compressor running constantly, or inconsistent temperatures.
• Works with mechanical defrost systems to alternate between cooling and defrost intervals.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electrical shock.
• Handle connectors and wiring carefully; ensure all terminals are fully seated.
• Mounting hardware and connector types can vary by model—retain original fasteners and note wiring positions before removal.

This temperature control board assembly manages refrigerator temperature settings and signals to the cooling system for reliable, consistent operation. Replaces a failed control board to restore temperature regulation and user interface response. What it does:

• Regulates temperature setpoints and sends signals to the compressor, fans and defrost system
• Restores responsive front-panel controls and temperature display behavior
• Works as the central electronic controller coordinating cooling cycles

• Disconnect power before starting; risk of electric shock if not de-energized
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid static discharge (use ESD protection if available)
• Verify connector fit and orientation before fastening; do not force connectors