Module Parts

This electronic control board is the appliance's main brain. It manages cycles and powers key components based on sensor and user input, restoring normal operation and responsive controls when the original board fails.

• Directs the appliance's operations by processing inputs from sensors and the user interface
• Distributes power to motors, valves, heaters, fans, and other loads as needed
• Monitors system status and logs/communicates fault or error codes
• Typical failure symptoms: won't start, unresponsive controls, stops mid-cycle, intermittent power, or recurring error codes

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Use ESD protection and handle the board by its edges
• Photograph wire/connector positions; transfer connectors one at a time to the new board
• Ensure all harnesses are fully seated and the board is secured; run a diagnostic or test cycle after installation

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This electronic control board is the appliance's central controller, interpreting inputs and switching power to components to run each cycle. Replacing a failed board restores responsive controls and reliable operation when the unit is unresponsive, erratic, or showing error codes.

• Coordinates timing and sequence of operations for the appliance
• Interfaces with user controls and display
• Sends power to motors, valves, fans, or heating elements as directed
• Typical failure signs: no response to controls, won't start/run, erratic or stuck cycles, recurring fault codes

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug before servicing
• Use ESD precautions; handle the board by the edges only
• Photograph connections and transfer wiring/connectors one at a time
• Ensure all harnesses are fully seated; follow the service sheet for any model-specific setup or configuration

This Electronic Control Board is the appliance's central control module. It interprets inputs from sensors and switches and directs power to motors, valves, heaters, and fans to run cycles reliably when the original board has failed.

• Manages overall operation by processing signals and executing programmed cycles
• Sends power/commands to components such as motors, pumps, fans, heaters, and valves
• Typical symptoms of a failed board: no power or won't start, unresponsive controls, cycles that won't advance, intermittent shutdowns, or error codes
• Useful when diagnostics point to control failure after ruling out fuses, switches, sensors, and wiring

• Disconnect power before servicing; turn off water supply if applicable
• Use ESD protection and handle the board by its edges
• Photograph/label all connectors; move harnesses one at a time and transfer any jumpers/settings from the old board if present
• Mount securely, reconnect wiring, reassemble, then run the unit's diagnostic/self-test per the service manual

This electronic control board is the appliance's central "brain," managing power, timing, and safety logic. Replacing a failed board can restore normal operation when the controls are unresponsive, cycles won't start, or performance is erratic.

• Coordinates the appliance's primary operations and timing based on selected settings
• Interprets inputs from sensors, switches, and the user interface
• Switches power to loads (motors, valves, heaters, fans) through onboard relays/triacs
• Common symptoms: won't start or complete cycles; controls/display dead or intermittent
• Logs or displays error codes that indicate a control failure

• Disconnect power before servicing; shut off water or gas if applicable
• Handle the PCB by the edges and use ESD (anti-static) precautions
• Transfer wires/connectors one at a time and mount securely in the original location
• Some models require configuration per the service/tech sheet after installation

This rotary timer controls the sequence and length of dryer cycles so your machine advances through timed heating, cool-down, and drum-turn stages. It restores reliable cycle progression and timing when the original timer fails. What it does:

• Advances the dryer through selected cycles and timing intervals
• Turns power to the heating and motor circuits on/off at the correct points in a cycle
• Helps resolve symptoms like cycles that won't advance, the dryer stopping mid-cycle, or no heat occurring during timed cycles
• Works as the main user-programmable timing control for mechanical/timer-based dryers

• Turn power to the appliance off at the breaker before starting work to avoid shock.
• Handle the timer carefully to avoid bending terminals; match connector locations during reassembly.
• Some disassembly of the dryer console or control housing is required; keep track of screws and panel clips.

This display power control board assembly replaces a failed control board for the fridge's user interface and power distribution to the display. Restores display illumination and button response when the original board is faulty. What it does

• Supplies power and control signals to the front display and touch/push buttons.
• Can cause a blank or dim display when the board fails.
• Resolves unresponsive control buttons, intermittent or garbled display readouts.
• Works with the main control system to manage front-panel functions.

• One display power control board assembly.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work.
• Handle the board carefully to avoid static discharge and damaged connectors.
• Verify connector orientation and seating; do not force wiring harnesses.

This control board kit replaces the appliance's main electronic control to restore normal cycle selection and responsive user controls. It provides the core logic and interface needed for timing, sensor response, and displaying status. What it does:

• Manages cycle timing, sensor inputs, and actuator commands to run selected cycles
• Processes user inputs from the console and updates the display/status indicators
• Helps resolve symptoms like unresponsive controls, missing display feedback, or intermittent cycle failures
• Works as the OEM-specified replacement logic module for affected control functions

• One control board kit as shown

• Disconnect power (and water/gas if applicable) before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Handle boards by the edges and ground yourself to prevent ESD damage
• Follow the appliance's service manual for connector locations and mounting; retain all fasteners

This listing is for a GE dishwasher control model assembly. A dishwasher's control module and assembly are the focal points for all the functions of the appliance. The user controls the settings and temperature from this main panel, located on the front face of the dishwasher. Signs of a faulty control module assembly include buttons becoming completely unresponsive or temperature settings not reaching the intended levels. One of the first signs may include the backlight of the touch panel shorting out or the buttons only working at random times. There's not one main reason why a control board would begin to fail. Any heavy, outside damage always has a chance of damaging the control board. Test with a voltage meter for accuracy. The old control board can be removed by accessing the top portion of the dishwasher by sliding it out a few inches. Remove the decorative trim surrounding the touch panel by popping the clips or removing the fastening screws. There are anchor screws that hold the control module assembly in place on the top perimeter of the dishwasher. Remove these screws and unplug the assembly from the wire harness. After installing the new unit, test the function to ensure the problem has been solved.This OEM part is compatible with GE and Hotpoint products.

This kit replaces the appliance's main control electronics and tactile user interface so the appliance responds correctly to button presses and control inputs. Restores control functions and user feedback when interface components fail. What it does:

• Replaces the main control board that manages appliance cycles and electronic functions.
• Replaces the tactile/user interface board (touchpad) that registers button presses and sends commands.
• Commonly used when controls are unresponsive, buttons or touchpad won't register, or the display/control panel behaves erratically.
• Resolve intermittent operation or failure to start caused by faulty control or interface electronics.

• Disconnect all power to the appliance before beginning work to avoid shock or damage.
• Handle circuit boards by the edges and avoid static discharge; use a grounded wrist strap if available.
• Keep all screws and mounts from the original assembly for reinstallation; some components may require transferring connectors or brackets.

This control module assembly is the main electronic control for the appliance, replacing a failed or damaged board to restore normal cycle selection and control-panel response. It's a direct-fit replacement designed to match the original wiring and connectors. What it does:

• Controls user interface inputs and starts or stops cycles based on selected settings
• Manages timing and sequencing for wash/dry/other cycle functions
• Replaces a board that causes unresponsive buttons, error codes, or intermittent operation
• Helps stop erratic or errant cycle behavior caused by a faulty control

• Disconnect power (unplug the appliance or shut off the breaker) before starting work
• Handle the board carefully; avoid electrostatic discharge and do not bend components
• Compare the new module to the original for matching connectors and mounting points before installation

This electromechanical timer controls and advances the appliance's wash/dry cycles so clothes complete the selected program. Replaces a worn or failed timing unit to restore cycle sequencing and program selection. What it does:

• Rotates and switches internal contacts to advance cycles and engage components at the correct times
• Restores timed functions like wash, rinse, spin, or dry
• Commonly used when the appliance won't complete programs, stops mid-cycle, or selector changes have no effect
• Works with the console controls to select and maintain the chosen program settings

• Disconnect power (and gas supply for gas dryers) before starting any work
• Requires basic hand tools and removal of the control panel or console for access
• Note knob and dial positions before removal to preserve selector alignment
• Test appliance operation after installation to confirm correct cycle advancement

This electronic control module assembly manages the dryer's cycle selection, timing and user interface so the dryer runs the selected program reliably. Replaces a failed control board to restore normal operation and controls. What it does

• Receives user inputs and starts selected dryer cycles
• Controls cycle timing, motor and heating signals per program
• Communicates status to the display and keypads/buttons
• Common symptom link: dryer won't start, won't advance cycles, shows control/display errors, or has intermittent operation

• Disconnect power before service to avoid shock—this is an electrical assembly.
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid static discharge; use proper ESD precautions if available.
• Verify harness connections and mounting before powering up; do not force connectors.