Fft1814q Parts

This electronic PC board controls a refrigerator's user interface and operating functions, restoring normal control and display behavior when the original board fails. It replaces the fridge's main control electronics to help resume normal operation. What it does

• Manages user inputs, electronic controls, and display signals so the appliance responds correctly to settings
• Controls compressor, defrost, and fan signals to regulate cooling cycles
• Helps prevent erratic operation caused by failed or damaged control circuitry
• Common symptom linkage: unresponsive control panel, blank or incorrect display, or intermittent cycling

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid electric shock; confirm power is off with a meter
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid static discharge; use ESD protection if available
• Follow OEM service manual for removal and reinstallation steps; note connector locations and wire routing

This power cord connects your appliance to household power, restoring electrical supply so the unit can run. It's a direct-fit style cord designed to replace a damaged or missing power lead. What it does:

• Provides the main electrical connection from the wall outlet to the appliance
• Replaces frayed, cut, or burned cords that can cause shorts or loss of power
• Helps resolve symptoms such as the appliance not powering on or intermittent power
• Restores a secure plug and strain relief for safe operation

• Always disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before installation
• Route the cord and secure any strain relief per the appliance's wiring diagram

This handheld remote control lets you operate your appliance from across the room for convenient on/off, mode and setting changes without touching the main unit. Ideal when the original remote is lost, damaged, or unresponsive. What it does:

• Sends wireless commands to the appliance to change power, mode, temperature or fan settings
• Restores remote control operation when the original remote no longer responds
• Works by pointing at the appliance's IR receiver — simple line-of-sight control
• Eliminates the need to use onboard controls for routine adjustments

• Install fresh batteries (check polarity) before initial use
• Aim the remote at the appliance's infrared receiver and press a button to verify operation
• If the appliance does not respond, check batteries, clear obstacles, and ensure the appliance has power
• Recycle the old remote and batteries according to local regulations

This control panel is the main user interface for the range/oven, giving you access to bake, broil, timers and display settings so the appliance responds correctly to operator commands. Restores visible controls and display feedback. What it does:

• Houses the touchpads/buttons and display used to select oven modes, temperatures and timers.
• Sends user commands to the oven control so the unit starts heating, changes settings, or cancels cycles.
• Common symptom: unresponsive or intermittent buttons, missing/displayed numbers, or inability to select oven functions.
• Replacing a damaged or malfunctioning panel often restores reliable control and display feedback.

• One control panel (user interface) assembly as shown.

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker before starting any work to avoid shock.
• Replacement may require removing the oven door, backguard, or console trim.
• Handle the display and ribbon/connector with care to avoid damage; ensure connectors are fully seated before powering up.
• If display or control issues persist after installation, check wiring harness and main control board connections.