Washer Control Panel Lcd Parts

This mechanical cycle timer regulates the sequence and duration of the washer's programs. Replacing a worn timer restores proper cycle advancement, helping the machine start, progress, and complete wash, rinse, and spin stages as designed.

• Sequences power to the drive motor, pump, and water valves through each stage of the cycle
• Advances the internal cam and contacts to move the washer from wash to rinse to spin
• Helps with: cycle not advancing or stopping mid-cycle; won't start on certain settings; no agitate or no spin in selected cycles; knob won't turn or feels loose
• Mounts in the control console and interfaces with the cycle knob

• Unplug the washer before servicing
• Open the control console; remove the knob/dial and the timer's mounting hardware
• Photograph or label wiring; transfer leads to the new timer one at a time to matching terminals
• Reassemble, ensure the knob indexes correctly, and run a test cycle

The Timer is an OEM part for GE washing machines. This part controls the various cycles of the washing machine, including wash, rinse, and spin, by regulating the duration and sequence of operations.

Causes of a bad timer can include wear and tear over time, electrical issues such as short circuits or power surges, and mechanical failures within the timer mechanism.

Symptoms of a bad timer include:

• The washing machine not advancing through cycles
• The machine stopping mid-cycle
• Inconsistent or incorrect cycle durations
• The machine not starting at all

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This washer timer controls the sequence and duration of wash, rinse, drain, and spin cycles. Replacing a worn timer restores proper cycle advancement and consistent performance when the machine stalls, skips steps, or runs unpredictably.

• Sequences power to the motor, pump, and water valves to run each stage of the cycle
• Advances through timed contacts to start and stop functions at the right time
• Common symptoms: cycle won't advance or stops mid-cycle; washer won't start
• Runs too long or too short; skips or repeats steps
• No drain or spin; timer knob doesn't move or shaft slips

• Disconnect power before servicing; turn off water if moving the appliance
• Open the control console to access the timer; remove rear cover as needed
• Note wire positions; transfer connectors one at a time or photograph for reference
• Secure the new timer, reinstall dial/knob if applicable, reassemble, and test a full cycle

This noise filter assembly conditions incoming AC power to reduce electromagnetic interference before it reaches the control system. A failed line filter can cause no power, intermittent shutdowns, or breaker trips; replacing restores stable, reliable operation. What it does:

• Filters EMI/RFI on the power line to help protect sensitive control electronics
• Helps prevent interference that can cause no power, flickering display, or random resets
• A failing filter may trip a breaker/GFCI when the unit is plugged in or starts a cycle
• Visual clues can include scorch marks, burnt odor, or a cracked/bulged filter body

• 1 noise filter assembly

• Disconnect power before servicing; verify the outlet is de-energized
• Access is typically near the power cord entry behind a rear/top panel (varies by model)
• Label or photograph wire positions and transfer connections one by one; secure the ground
• Mount firmly and route wires to avoid pinching; reassemble and test for proper operation

• Line filter, EMI filter, RFI filter

This washer timer controls the sequence and length of the wash, rinse, and spin cycles. Replacing a failing timer restores proper cycle advancement and reliable switching between functions to help resolve stalls, continuous running, or cycles that never complete.

• Governs timing and switching for fill, agitate, drain, and spin steps
• Advances through each stage of the selected cycle
• Routes power to the motor, water valves, and pump as required
• Common symptoms: cycle won't advance, stops mid-cycle, runs continuously, won't start, or won't spin

• Unplug the washer and turn off water supply before servicing
• Open the control panel; remove knob/dial and mounting to free the old timer
• Move wires one at a time from the old timer to the new timer to match positions
• Secure the new timer, reassemble the console, restore power, and test a normal cycle

This mechanical timer controls your washer's cycle sequencing, advancing power to the valves, drive motor, and drain pump at the correct intervals. Replace it to restore reliable start, progression, and completion of wash, drain, and spin cycles.

• Regulates the order and duration of wash, rinse, drain, and spin
• Directs power to the inlet valves, drive motor, and drain pump per cycle selection
• Advances the timer knob through the cycle automatically
• Common symptoms of failure: cycle won't advance or gets stuck; stops mid-cycle; won't start; intermittent operation

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Access the timer through the control console; remove the knob/dial and mounting screws
• Transfer wires one at a time from the old timer to the new (take a reference photo)
• Reattach the dial/knob, secure the console, and run a test cycle to verify advancement

The Coin Slide Interface is an OEM part for Whirlpool commercial washers. It is a component that allows users to insert coins or tokens to activate the machine and initiate the laundry cycle.

Causes of a faulty coin slide interface can include regular wear and tear, damage due to misuse or vandalism, or electrical component failure. These factors can result in issues such as coin rejection, incorrect coin counting, or the inability to start the machine using coins.

Symptoms of a Bad Part:

• Will not start
• Not washing properly
• Timer will not set

This OEM Whirlpool part can also be used on Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore/Sears brand appliances.

This motor control board regulates and powers the washer's drive motor, coordinating speed, direction, and spin. Replacing a failed module can restore proper tumbling/spinning performance and resolve common motor-related faults.

• Supplies variable-speed power to the drive motor for wash and spin
• Monitors motor feedback to maintain correct speed and direction
• Communicates with the main control to carry out cycle commands
• Common symptoms: no tumble or spin, erratic/incomplete spin, cycle stops with motor/communication errors

• Disconnect power before servicing; verify power is off
• Use ESD protection and handle the board by the edges
• Access the board inside the cabinet; move connectors one at a time and seat them fully
• Inspect the motor and wiring harness for shorts or damage before restoring power

This part is an control board that's intended to replace a faulty or broken control board in washing machines. Over time, the control board can become worn, corroded, detached, or otherwise rendered ineffective, which may make it difficult or impossible for the user to manage the washer's functions and cycles. Before replacing this part, ensure the washing machine is entirely disconnected from the power and water source. Work gloves should be worn anytime a repair or replacement is attempted.This is a genuine OEM part made by Frigidaire and has been sourced directly from the manufacturer. This part is suitable for use on a variety of washing machine models that manufactured by Frigidaire, Electrolux, Westinghouse, and Kelvinator. It is a genuine OEM part and thus is manufactured from high-quality, durable, non-corrosive materials and is only sold individually.

This washer timer regulates the order and length of each wash, rinse, and spin stage by sending power to the right components at the right time. Replacing a failed timer restores proper cycle advancement and dependable operation.

• Sequences wash, rinse, drain, and spin through the complete cycle
• Directs power to the drive motor, water inlet valves, and drain pump as programmed
• Common symptoms it can help resolve: cycle won't advance, stops mid-cycle, runs longer than expected, or is stuck on one setting
• Mounts in the control console and interfaces with the cycle selector knob

• Disconnect power before servicing; verify controls are off
• Access the console; photograph or label wiring, then transfer wires to the new timer one at a time
• Secure the timer, reassemble the console, and align the selector/indicator
• Run a short test cycle to confirm proper advancement; check the lid switch and wiring

This OEM replacement part is a control board for washers. The control board is the main computer that sends signals to the washer to perform its essential functions. If the washer is no longer turning on, spinning, rinsing or draining properly, this could mean that the control board needs to be replaced. Luckily this is a relatively simple repair. To begin, start by shutting off all power to the appliance. Proceed to move the washer away from the wall to gain access to the upper back panel. Remove the upper back panel and locate the old control board. Pull it out of its mounted position and take note of the orientation of the wires attached to the old board. Reinsert the wire harness and individual wire into their correct terminals on the new board. Snap the board back into place and reinstall the upper back panel. This genuine replacement part is sold individually and is compatible with Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Sears/Kenmore brand washers.

This backsplash assembly is the rear console housing for a washer's controls. It supports and protects the user interface components and finishes the top, restoring a secure, aligned control area when the original panel is cracked or loose.

• Houses and supports the washer's control components and mounting hardware
• Shields wiring and controls from splashes at the rear of the top panel
• Restores proper fit and alignment for knobs, buttons, and overlays
• Common symptoms: cracked or broken console, loose or rattling controls, broken mounting tabs, cosmetic damage

• Disconnect power and, turn off water supply before servicing
• Remove control knobs and screws/clips securing the console; carefully lift the assembly
• Label or photograph wiring and transfer controls/mounting hardware to the new panel
• Reinstall, ensuring all tabs and screws are fully seated; watch for sharp edges

Restore reliable operation with this electronic control board. Acting as the appliance's central processor, it interprets user/sensor inputs and switches components to run the selected cycle accurately and consistently. What it does

• Controls cycle timing and powers components to execute selected programs
• Communicates with sensors and the user interface to carry out settings
• Typical failure symptoms: won't start or respond to controls, stops mid-cycle, won't advance through a cycle, or displays error codes
• Can cause intermittent power or unresponsive controls when faulty

• 1 electronic control board

• Disconnect electrical power at the breaker before servicing; verify no power is present
• Handle the board by the edges and use anti-static protection
• Photograph wiring and move connectors one at a time to matching terminals; transfer any reusable brackets/shields from the original part if applicable
• After installation, restore power and run a test/diagnostic cycle per the tech sheet for your model to verify operation

This control panel is designed for use with washing machines. It's on the top back area of the appliance and houses a display and several buttons to control various components in the appliance. It's responsible for starting and stopping components, such as the drain pump and drive motor. If the display isn't working or the washer doesn't spin, fill, or drain, the control panel may be causing the issue.If this part is faulty, it should be replaced. Use work gloves for hand protection and pull the washing machine away from the wall to unplug it. Pull the control knob off the front of the console panel and move to the back of the appliance. Take out the screws on the top of the back panel. Push the control panel back while using a putty knife under the right corner to release the mounting clip. Do the same thing on the other side. Document where the wires are connected to the control panel before removing it. Install the new part and reconnect all the wires.This control panel is made for use with Maytag washing machines. It's an authentic OEM replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. The part is sold as an individual item.

This washer timer is the cycle controller that governs fill, wash, rinse, drain, and spin. Replacing a worn timer restores proper cycle advancement when the washer won't start, stalls mid-cycle, or repeats steps.

• Directs power to inlet valves, drive motor, and drain pump in the correct sequence and duration
• Advances the cycle through fill, wash/agitate, rinse, drain, and spin
• Common symptoms include a cycle that won't start or advance, stops mid-cycle, or no agitation/drain/spin across multiple settings
• Causes intermittent or inconsistent timing between steps

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Open the control console and remove the timer's mounting screws
• Transfer wires to the new timer one at a time, matching positions (take a photo for reference)
• Mount the new timer, attach the existing knob/dial as configured on your model, restore power, and test

The Timer is an OEM part for Whirlpool washing machines. This component is responsible for controlling the various cycles of the washing machine, ensuring that each phase, from washing to rinsing to spinning, occurs at the correct time and duration.

Causes of a bad timer can include electrical faults, wear and tear on the internal mechanisms, or damage due to power surges or moisture exposure. Over time, these issues can interfere with the timer's ability to accurately manage the washing cycles, leading to performance problems.

Symptoms of a bad timer include:

• The washing machine not advancing through cycles
• Incorrect cycle durations
• The machine getting stuck in one part of the cycle
• Unresponsive or erratic timer controls

This OEM part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models.