Circuit Board 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

This clock/timer is the range's electronic oven control. It manages the bake and broil circuits using temperature-sensor feedback and provides the digital clock and timer, restoring proper heating performance and a readable display when the original control fails.

• Controls power to bake and broil elements/ignitors to reach and hold the set temperature
• Displays clock, timer, and oven status on the front panel
• Receives keypad inputs to start/stop and adjust oven cycles
• Typical failure signs: blank or dim display, unresponsive controls, error codes, oven will not heat or maintain temperature

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; this control carries live voltage
• Access the control from the backguard/control panel; remove the rear cover to reach mounting screws and connectors
• Photograph or label all wire harness connections; transfer any brackets and install the new board in the same orientation
• Handle electronics by the edges and protect from static discharge; set the clock after reassembly and test oven functions

The Control Board is an OEM component specifically designed for Frigidaire ranges. It is responsible for regulating and monitoring various electrical components of the range such as the temperature display, bake/broil elements, convection fan, and cooktop burners.

Symptoms of a bad control board include: 

• Inaccurate or inconsistent temperature readings
• Unresponsive controls and setting buttons 
• Intermittent or failed cooktop/oven functions
• Error codes appearing on the display

Causes of a bad control board can include exposure to heat over time, damage from liquid spills, or failure of electronic components on the board.

Replacing the control board ensures full functionality is restored. This OEM Frigidaire replacement will integrate seamlessly with all existing wiring and connections on your appliance.

This OEM Frigidaire replacement is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and Kenmore models. Don't risk further damage - replace yours before issues escalate.
 

This timer is used on washing machine units. The function of the timer is to control the electrical components and the duration of each of the washing machine cycles. If the timer has gone bad, the cycles may run incorrectly or won't run at all. For example, the washing machine may become stuck on the spin cycle. The unit may also skip cycles altogether. Another symptom is if the washing machine will not drain the water. It is very easy to replace and can be done quickly. Unplug the washing machine from the electrical outlet before attempting to replace this part.This particular timer is compatible with washing machines that are manufactured by the General Electric brand, including Hotpoint and RCA. This part is sold individually and is sourced straight from the manufacturer.

This dishwasher control module assembly is the appliance's electronic brain, directing cycle timing and power to the motor, pumps, water valve, and heater. Replace it to restore proper operation when cycles won't start, advance, or the controls are unresponsive.

• Manages cycle timing and coordinates wash, rinse, drain, and dry operations
• Distributes power to key components based on inputs from the user interface and sensors
• Helps resolve issues such as no start/no response, cycles that won't advance or complete, or recurring error codes/beeping
• Restores consistent control of wash performance and cycle sequencing

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the dishwasher before servicing
• Handle the board by the edges and use ESD precautions; avoid touching components
• Move wiring harnesses over one connector at a time to match positions on the new module
• After installation, restore power and run a test/service cycle or control reset per your model's tech sheet

This compressor inverter control board powers and regulates the variable-speed compressor in your refrigerator by converting household AC into the controlled output the compressor needs. Replacing a failed inverter can restore compressor operation and normal cooling performance.

• Receives commands from the main control to vary compressor speed for efficient, steady cooling
• Converts AC line voltage to the controlled output required by the compressor motor
• Common symptoms of failure: refrigerator warm, compressor not running while fans/lights operate
• May also present as intermittent cooling, clicking or humming near the compressor, or visible damage on the module

• Disconnect power before servicing; this is a high-voltage component mounted at the compressor
• Note wire positions and transfer connectors one at a time; ensure all connections are fully seated
• Secure the module to the original mounting to maintain proper heat dissipation and vibration control

The Control Board is an OEM part for Frigidaire ranges. As the central processing unit, this electronic board works diligently behind the scenes to operate all cooktop, oven, and control features through integrated circuits and software programming. Proper board functioning is vital for commanding reliable and precise appliance performance.

Causes of failure can involve power fluctuations over the long lifespan of the range, manufacturing errors in a small percentage of units, or physical damage to sensitive board components. 

Symptoms of a faulty control board include:

• Inability to ignite oven or cooktop burners despite efforts to reset  
• Lights, timers, or touch controls becoming totally unresponsive
• Failure to advance through cooking cycles or modes 
• Strange buzzing or clicking noises localized inside the control panel area

Replace with this genuine Frigidaire replacement board to regain complete functionality and avoid further diagnostic hassle. Compatible with some Electrolux, Jenn-Air, and Kenmore ranges as well. 
 

The Dryer Main Power Control Board is essential for regulating the power supply in your Samsung dryer. This genuine OEM part ensures precise control of drying cycles, maintaining optimal performance and efficiency. Designed specifically for Samsung dryers, it guarantees a perfect fit and seamless integration with your appliance. By replacing a faulty power control board with this high-quality component, you can restore your dryer's functionality and extend its lifespan. The Dryer Main Power Control Board manages critical functions such as temperature control, cycle timing, and power distribution, providing reliable operation and consistent drying results. This genuine OEM part is built to meet Samsung's exact standards, ensuring durability and long-term performance. Installing the Dryer Main Power Control Board not only enhances your dryer's performance but also contributes to energy efficiency, helping you save on utility bills. Trust in this genuine OEM part to deliver the dependable performance you expect from your Samsung dryer, offering a smooth and hassle-free repair experience.

This phase control board is the power module that drives designated surface elements on compatible cooktops. It regulates power and communicates with the main control to deliver steady heat, restoring proper heating performance when the original module fails. What it does:

• Regulates and supplies power to assigned surface heating zones
• Communicates with the main/user interface control to execute heat settings
• Helps monitor fault conditions to protect the circuit
• Typical symptoms: one or more surface elements won't heat, intermittent heating, or the unit powers on but doesn't heat those zones

• One electronic control board

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Use ESD protection; avoid touching component leads and solder joints
• On models with multiple phase boards, confirm the correct board position for your unit
• Label and transfer all connectors; secure the board per the service manual and test each surface element after reassembly

This electronic oven control board governs bake/broil power, temperature regulation, and the clock/display. Replacing a failed control helps restore accurate heating and responsive controls so your oven can run cycles reliably again. What it does

• Interprets keypad inputs to start/stop bake, broil, and clean cycles
• Regulates oven temperature using the sensor feedback and cycles heating elements via internal relays
• Powers and manages the clock, timer, and digital display
• Common symptoms include no heat, won't start, erratic temperatures, blank/garbled display, beeping, or control-related error codes

• 1 electronic control board (ERC3B)

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Transfer wiring and mounting hardware from the original control one connector at a time; avoid bending pins
• Reuse your model's existing overlay/faceplate or keypad as required; seat ribbon cables fully and squarely
• After installation, set the clock and verify operation; the tech sheet for calibration if applicable

This timer controls the drying cycle by advancing through settings and routing power to the motor and heater. Replace a worn timer if the cycle won't advance, runs indefinitely, or stops unexpectedly on certain selections.

• Advances the dryer through timed/auto cycles and sets overall cycle length
• Directs power to motor and heater according to the selected program
• Coordinates cycle start/stop and end-of-cycle shutoff
• Failure symptoms include: timer not advancing, dryer runs but won't shut off, stops mid-cycle, or won't start on certain settings

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access the timer from the control panel; retain and reuse original mounting screws
• Move wires to the new timer one at a time; label or photograph connections for reference
• Reassemble and test all cycle selections for proper advance and shutoff

This defrost timer controls when your refrigerator or freezer enters and exits the automatic defrost cycle to clear frost from the evaporator coils. Replacing a failed timer restores reliable defrosting to help maintain airflow, cooling performance, and stable temperatures.

• Advances on a timed schedule to initiate and end the defrost cycle
• Sends power to the defrost heater during defrost, then returns the system to cooling
• Helps prevent heavy frost buildup that restricts airflow and cooling
• Common symptoms of a bad timer: unit not defrosting or warming over time, heavy ice on the evaporator/cover, stuck running or stuck in defrost, or a timer that won't advance

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access the timer (commonly in the control housing or machine compartment)
• Note/photograph wire positions and move leads one at a time to the new timer; mount securely
• Restore power and monitor for proper cycling; some models allow using the timer's advance slot to start a test defrost

This refrigerator defrost timer automatically starts and ends the defrost cycle to melt frost from the evaporator coils. Replacing a failed timer restores consistent cooling performance and helps prevent frost buildup that can restrict airflow.

• Controls the timed switch between cooling and defrost to keep evaporator coils clear of frost
• Common symptoms of failure: heavy frost on the evaporator or back panel, fresh food section too warm, unit runs constantly, or won't resume cooling after defrost
• Restores proper frost removal and airflow for stable temperatures
• Designed to match the original timer's function and wiring connections for applicable models

• Disconnect power before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Access location varies by model—often in the fresh food control housing or rear machine compartment
• Photograph/label wire positions and transfer them to the matching terminals on the new timer
• Reuse original mounting hardware and install in the same orientation as the original

This dishwasher user interface mounts behind the door console and translates button presses into commands for the main control. Replacing a failed UI restores responsive keys, cycle selection, and indicator lights when the panel stops responding or behaves intermittently.

• Registers button selections and controls indicator LEDs on the console
• Sends inputs to the electronic control to start and manage wash cycles
• Helps resolve unresponsive or intermittent buttons and non-illuminating status lights
• Common symptoms include no panel response, won't start when Start is pressed, or random/erratic panel behavior

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Remove inner-door/console screws to access the interface
• Use ESD precautions; seat ribbon/plug connectors fully and route wiring to avoid pinching
• Transfer any re-usable mounting clips as needed, reassemble, and test operation

This main power control board is the appliance's central electronic module. It routes incoming power and coordinates key functions so the unit powers up, runs, and responds to controls as designed, restoring reliable operation when the original board fails. What it does:

• Distributes and regulates power to motors, valves, and other loads
• Processes inputs from sensors and user controls, switching relays/triacs accordingly
• Coordinates start-up and run cycles for consistent performance
• Typical symptoms include a dead/unresponsive unit, intermittent shutoffs, specific components not running, or visible heat damage on the board

• 1 main power control board

• Disconnect power before servicing; discharge any capacitors where applicable
• Use ESD protection and handle the board by the edges
• Photograph/label all connectors; transfer any jumpers or settings from the old board to the same positions if present
• Inspect wiring and connected components for shorts before restoring power

The Main Control Board is an OEM part for Frigidaire ranges. As the central processing unit, it coordinates bake/broil elements, lights, timers and sensory systems. Located inside the control panel area, this board continuously monitors range functions and relays information to the control display.

Causes can be splash or spill damage, power fluctuations over time, or inherent component failures due to age and usage. With proper replacement, full range functionality is restored.

Symptoms of a bad control board include:

• Knobs or buttons not working on the control panel
• Elements failing to heat properly
• Erratic temperature display readings
• Inability to preheat or maintain set oven temperatures
• Control locks that prevent range operation

This OEM Frigidaire part is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator and some Kenmore models.