Timer Number131436800 Parts

Fix F10 or F11 error codes with this range electronic oven control board. Restores accurate temperature control and timer functions. Moderate DIY repair.

This is a replacement dryer control board for an electric dryer. The dryer control board is the main electrical board that controls all the primary functions of a dryer. If the dryer has stopped working properly or is no longer turning or heating, this could mean that the dryer control board needs replaced. To replace the board, make sure the dryer is turned off and removed from power. The dryer control board will be located either on the back of the dryer or behind the user interface. Accessing it will require a screwdriver.This authentic OEM replacement part can be used in many models including the Electrolux, Frigidaire, Gibson, Kelvinator, Westinghouse and others.

Restore reliable timekeeping and timed-cycle control with this Clock/Timer Kit. It replaces a failed clock/timer so you can set the time, run countdowns, and receive alerts as designed by the manufacturer. What it does

• Displays and keeps the appliance's current time
• Controls kitchen timer/countdown functions and audible alerts
• Interfaces with the appliance to manage timed cycles (start/stop)
• Helps resolve issues like blank or dim display, timer not advancing, drifting time, or unresponsive keys/knob

• 1 clock/timer kit assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; verify no voltage is present
• Access the control area; note screw locations and panel orientation
• Label or photograph wire locations; transfer connections one at a time to the new unit
• Mount securely, reassemble, restore power, and set the clock before testing timer functions

Fix F9 error codes, unresponsive controls, or temperature issues. This control board manages oven functions, timers, and display. Moderate DIY repair.

If your range clock is flickering or oven buttons won't respond, the control board likely failed. Moderately difficult repair requires removing the control panel.

If your oven control flickers or resets randomly, the transient suppressor may have failed. This part protects the control board from power surges.

This electronic oven control replaces the console control used to operate a single-convection oven, restoring user inputs and cycle selection so you can reliably set temperature, timers and cooking modes. Ideal when display, touchpad or convection functions fail. What it does:

• Replaces the oven's main user control to allow selection of bake, broil, convection and timed functions
• Restores touchpad/button input and on-screen feedback when controls are unresponsive or blank
• Helps resolve symptoms such as no display, unresponsive buttons, or inability to start bake/convect cycles
• Interfaces with oven components to relay temperature and command signals to the heating system

• One control (single-conv) as shown

• Disconnect power at the circuit breaker before starting any work to avoid shock hazard
• Handle the control assembly carefully; avoid touching circuit board components and use anti-static precautions if available
• Installation typically requires removing the oven console or back access panel and unplugging the old control connector—refer to OEM service instructions

Freezer icing up or fridge not cooling? A faulty defrost timer may be the cause. Easy DIY repair—most complete this fix in under 15 minutes.

This control display board is the appliance's user-interface module that operates the front control panel and display, giving visible status and responding to user input. Replacing it fixes display and control issues safely and simply. What it does:

• Provides the visible display and interprets button/touch inputs so the appliance responds to selections.
• Can produce unresponsive or intermittent buttons/touch controls and erratic indicator lights.
• May trigger control errors or prevent cycle selection if damaged.

• Disconnect all power before starting — turn off breaker or unplug the appliance.
• Handle the board carefully and avoid static discharge; use a grounding strap if available.
• Remove and reattach wire connectors and mounting hardware gently; note connector orientation.
• Reconnect power and verify functions before reassembling trim or covers.

Fixes oven showing ERR code, not heating after preheating, or won't start without resetting breaker. Controls temperature, timers, and display functions.

Fix E15 errors, runaway oven temperature, or unresponsive controls with this range control board. Manages cooking modes and temperature regulation.

This genuine OEM part is a clock timer for ovens. The clock timer is the part of the oven that allows the user to set a time for cooking and baking. If the timer buttons are no longer responding to touch or the timer's digital display is no longer visible, it will need to be replaced. Luckily, replacing a timer is a fairly simple repair.To get started, make sure the range is unplugged. Once unplugged, pull the range out and away from the wall to gain access to the upper back panel. Remove the mounting screws to the panel to gain access to the back of the control panel. Locate the timer and proceed to unthread the screws that hold it in place. Once loosened, pull the timer out of its place and install the new timer by threading the mounting screws that secure it to the control panel. Reinstall the upper back panel and restore power to the appliance.This replacement part is sold individually and is compatible with Frigidaire, Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and Westinghouse brand ovens.

Fixes oven that won't heat, turns on by itself, or has unresponsive buttons. Moderately difficult repair requiring power disconnect and panel removal.

If your oven won't heat, the broiler stays on constantly, or timed cooking cycles fail, this mechanical timer restores manual timing and cycle control.

Fix a washer stuck on rinse or spin cycle with this electronic control board. Restores responsive controls and accurate cycle timing. Moderate DIY repair.