Ewave Microwave Parts

Mounted control board assembly that manages the appliance's electronic operations and user controls. Replaces a failed or damaged control board to help restore proper electronic control, user interface response, and normal cycle operation. What it does:

• Acts as the appliance's main electronic control, sending signals to motors, valves, heaters, and sensors.
• Replaces a faulty board that causes unresponsive controls, blank or error-filled displays, or failure to start cycles.
• Addresses intermittent operation or unexpected stops that trace to electronic control failures.
• Interfaces with the user control panel and system sensors to coordinate timed operations.

• Always disconnect electrical power (and water supply if applicable) before servicing the appliance.
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid touching contacts; use proper ESD precautions when available.
• Take photos of wiring and connector locations before removal to ensure correct reassembly.

This harness plug connects the dishwasher's wiring to the water inlet valve. Replacing a burnt, brittle, or loose connector restores a solid electrical connection so the valve energizes correctly and the tub fills when the cycle begins.

• Provides a secure, keyed connection between the harness and water inlet valve terminals
• Helps resolve no-fill or intermittent fill caused by heat damage, corrosion, or loose contacts at the connector
• Supports proper valve operation to reduce humming-without-fill complaints
• Useful when replacing a damaged plug during valve or harness service

• Disconnect power at the breaker and shut off water supply before servicing
• Note wire orientation; transfer or splice leads per appliance wiring and connector design
• Seat the plug fully on the valve and ensure tight, insulated connections
• Restore power and run a fill test; check for leaks at the valve and hose connections

A replacement pulsator (wash plate) that moves water and clothing during the wash cycle to maintain agitation and even cleaning. Installs at the tub hub and works with the factory retaining fastener to restore proper water flow. What it does

• Directs water flow and clothing movement to create agitation for effective washing.
• Restores even water circulation when fins are cracked, broken, or worn.
• Common symptoms indicating replacement: visible cracks or missing fins, loud or unusual noise during agitation, poor cleaning or clothes tangling.
• Designed to fit the washer tub hub and work with the original retaining hardware.

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before beginning any repair.
• Removal typically requires taking off the agitator/trim and the pulsator retaining fastener—follow the washer's service manual for exact steps.
• Inspect the hub, splines and retaining hardware; replace any damaged fasteners or seals to ensure a secure fit.

Outer tub cover kit that replaces a cracked or missing washer tub cover, protecting the inner tub and helping stop rubbing, noise and fabric snags. Restores proper tub clearance for smoother drum movement and quieter operation. What it does:

• Covers the outer wash tub to protect the inner tub and fasteners from contact and wear
• Helps stop rubbing, scraping or thumping sounds caused by tub-to-tub contact
• Reduces the chance of clothes catching between the inner and outer tubs
• Restores correct tub spacing so the drum spins without interference

• Disconnect power and water supply before starting any repair
• Access may require removing the agitator or inner tub and using basic hand tools
• Inspect mounting clips, seals and surrounding components and replace any damaged items
• Test the washer on a short cycle after installation to ensure proper fit and quiet operation

This power line filter sits between household AC and the washer's internal wiring to reduce electrical interference and help stabilize control operation. Replacing a failed filter may restore power and prevent nuisance breaker or GFCI trips.

• Filters incoming AC power to reduce electromagnetic interference reaching the control and motor circuits
• Helps prevent interference-related issues like erratic controls or random resets
• Failure may present as no power/blank display, intermittent power loss, or tripping a breaker/GFCI
• Visual clues of failure can include scorching, swelling, or a cracked housing

• Unplug the washer or switch off the circuit breaker before servicing; allow a few minutes for internal components to discharge
• Access the filter location (often near the control area or rear panel) per your model's service information
• Note wire locations (LINE, LOAD, and GROUND) and move one lead at a time to avoid miswiring
• Mount securely and ensure the ground connection to the cabinet is tight for proper operation

This tub clamp secures the washer tub or associated hoses to keep components aligned and sealed during operation. It replaces a worn or broken clamp to reduce movement and help prevent leaks and noise. What it does:

• Holds the tub/hose connection or tub assembly parts together to maintain a tight fit
• Helps prevent leaks caused by loose or damaged clamps
• Reduces rubbing, vibration, and associated noise from a loose tub assembly
• Restores proper component alignment after clamp failure

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before starting any repair
• Inspect mating parts (tub, hoses, mounting points) for damage and clean before installing
• Use appropriate clamp pliers or screwdriver as required; ensure clamp is seated and tightened evenly

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A small push-in plug button used to fill or cover an access hole or trim opening and restore a finished appearance. Designed to snap into place for a secure fit and to keep dirt and moisture out. What it does:

• Covers unused holes or fastener openings to restore a finished look
• Helps keep dirt, moisture, and debris from entering cavities
• Holds trim or panels flush by filling gaps where a fastener or post is missing
• Commonly replaced when cracked, lost, loose, or causing rattles or gaps

• One plug button

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing panels or trim
• Typically snaps into place—press firmly until seated; may require removing trim for access
• Avoid prying with sharp tools that can damage surrounding surfaces
• Replace only with the exact part number to ensure proper fit and finish

This right-side end cap is a replacement trim/closure piece designed for the washer cabinet to restore proper fit and finish and help keep internals protected from debris. It replaces a damaged, cracked or missing end cap. What it does:

• Covers and protects the washer's right-side edge or mounting area from dust and moisture
• Restores a flush appearance where the original end cap was cracked or broken
• Helps prevent snagging on clothing or towels from a damaged trim piece
• Can reduce rattles or vibration caused by a loose or missing end cap

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work
• Usually secured with screws or clips; basic hand tools are typically all that's required
• Align the part to the right-side mounting location and fasten securely without over-tightening

This tub shield protects the washer's inner drum edge from wear and keeps clothing and items from catching on the tub lip. It helps reduce fabric snags and prevents damage to the drum opening during normal use. What it does:

• Covers the exposed edge of the inner tub to prevent garments from catching or tearing
• Protects the tub rim from chips, gouges, and wear that can lead to leaks or rough spots
• Helps keep the drum seal area smooth for consistent door/tub engagement
• Commonly replaced when you see fabric snags, visible tub edge damage, or persistent abrasion marks

• One tub shield

• Disconnect power and water supply before starting any repair
• Typically installs around the inner tub lip; may require drum rotation and simple fasteners or clips
• Inspect the tub rim and door seal while replacing the shield; replace damaged seals as needed

This front panel assembly replaces a cracked, worn or damaged console face to restore your appliance's appearance and support the control components. It provides the outer housing for buttons, displays and mounting points. What it does

• Covers and protects the control area from spills, dust and impact.
• Provides mounting locations and alignment for buttons, switches and display components.
• Restores a secure, finished surface when the original panel is cracked, warped or missing.
• Resolves cosmetic issues and loose or misaligned controls that affect operation.

• One panel front assembly.

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off breaker) before starting any repair.
• Remove any trim, bezels or clips carefully to avoid damaging adjacent parts; keep fasteners for reinstallation.
• Handle edges and mounting tabs gently; some panels use plastic clips that can break if forced.
• If the control components or display must be transferred, note connector locations and orientation before disconnecting.

2 wire insulator.