Eoc Board Parts

After searching refrigerator videos of related problems I found AppliancePartsPros.com and inquired about replacing the Dispenser Assembly board on the front door. During the several-month malfunction period, the freezer and refrigerator were working before they finally stopped. That lead to a discussion with an APP customer rep who asked me to describe the problem and then reviewed their log of prior customer reviews & Fixit comments with me. We uncovered a description of identical issues in... Read more

Using the model number of the frig, I located the part (Interface Dispenser Asm) on the AppliancePartsPros.com. After reading the Q&A section for hints on how to change the part and looking at a couple of YouTube videos, it seemed that I was up to the task. I placed the order for the part and was pleasantly surprised that it arrived in a couple of days. Armed with a flat blade screwdriver and an old credit card, it took me about 15 minutes to first remove the bezel around the ice dispenser... Read more

Replace timer; remove lid switch Read more

I order both boards because everyone said one board did not fix the problem, until they ordered the other board because the new board does not communicate with new one. Well I replaced the board behind where the error was. That seemed to fix the problem. I never changed the main board under the fridge. So I would say try ordering the board behind where error code is. See if that fixes the problem before ordering both boards. Read more

Replaced noise filter. Read more

Replaced with part No.AP4417276 electronic control board that we ordered from you and replaced it ourselves with your professional assistance. This has been an excellent experience with your company, and your return policy. Thank you . Read more

Easy. Opened the front panel, removed the timer, went on line with the part number. Part arrived the next day and I installed it in 2 minutes. FIXED. Read more

I first tested and replaced the temperature sensor. Since this is a slide-in range, I managed to pull it out just enough to access the back without disconnecting the downdraft and gas line. (For wall models this would not be the case.) Unfortunately, that did not do it. Next I replaced the lower heating element because it was a little below the ohms level it should be at. No go. So far, both of these were pretty easy to do and were relatively inexpensive so I wasn't too frustrated. Then I... Read more

Oven is a slide in. I pulled it out just a Few inches and removed 8 screws and Pulled the face down to expose the unit. The control unit had 4 screws and 4 Plugins. It only took me less than 10 Minutes to replace unit and slide back In place. Read more

I did an internet search - found your site explaining how to fix. I purchased the upper, middle, and lower spray arms - It took about 15 minutes total. Very very easy. No more dirty dishes! Read more

The basin would fill but would not agitate, there was no sound, no grinding noises, no sound of a motor running without agitation due to a broken belt. The basin full of water was able to drain if I advanced the timer to Spin. By playing around with the timer dial further, I could get every function of the washer to operate, at least partially. So, that said electrical problem to me. I assumed the trouble was either the safety switch at the back of the lid or the timer mechanism. Tested... Read more

Replaced new motherboard and face plate. Read more

Turn off power to machine, Take off door panel - 12 screws. hold up door panel a bit and make sure to remove the ribbon from the touch pad to the control module (use some pliers to rock it out of the board). Since I was changing the Module, I just removed the 1 screw that held it in place and it gave me some more room to get my hands in there and remove all the wiring freeing up the board to remove the touch pad ribbon last (I didn't want to tear it because I was not replacing it and after 9... Read more

• Freezer not defrosting

I had had the same problem 4 or 5 years ago and spent close to $200 to repair it. I did have the slip from that repair with part #'s so I went ahead and ordered a defrost timer and thermostat. You-tube had plenty of videos on replacing those parts and even before they arrived I was able to add a switch and bypass the broken thermostat and start a cycle manually with the timer. (which it seems was was still functional). Between that and cycling some ice packs up from the still working... Read more

Ordered the part from Appliance Part Pros. It came in one day! Had to disconnect the gas line and wrestle the unit out of the wall cabinet, but the repair was easy and straightforward. The job took less than an hour Read more