Circuit Board Parts

Replacement main control board and tactile board kit restores control and user input when the original electronics or buttons become unresponsive, helping return oven/range controls and display responsiveness. What it does:

• Primary control board: manages the appliance's electronic control functions and communicates with the user interface.
• Tactile board: provides the button interface so touch or press inputs register with the control module.
• Common symptoms addressed: unresponsive or intermittent buttons, unresponsive or blank display, or controls that do not respond reliably.
• Replaces both the main module and its associated keypad in one kit for a matched repair.

• Disconnect power at the breaker before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury.
• Handle circuit boards by the edges and avoid static discharge; use an ESD strap if available.
• Replacement typically requires removing the control panel and unplugging/reconnecting wiring harnesses; keep track of connector locations.

This genuine replacement part is a user interface board for dryers. The user interface board is the circuit board that responds to the buttons located on the control panel allowing the user to adjust the dryer settings. If the dryer is no longer responding when buttons are being pressed then it might be time to replace the user interface board. Luckily this is a relatively easy repair.To replace the interface board begin by turning off the power to the dryer. Once the power has been shut off move the dryer away from the wall to gain access to the upper back panel. Remove the panel and locate the interface board. Snap it out of its brackets and remove the wire harness attached to the board. Reinsert the wire connector to the new interface and snap the new board assembly back to its original place.This OEM replacement part is sold individually and is compatible with General Electric, Hotpoint, and RCA brand Dryers.

This power supply board converts household AC into the low-voltage DC your refrigerator's electronic controls require. Replacing a failing module can restore power to the display and control circuitry.

• Converts incoming AC power to regulated low-voltage DC for control electronics
• Powers the main control, user interface, and other low-voltage components
• Intermittent operation or no cooling may occur when the control system loses power

• Disconnect power from the refrigerator before servicing
• Handle the board by the edges and use anti-static precautions
• Access location varies by model; remove necessary covers/panels to reach the board
• Photograph wiring and move connectors one at a time; ensure all plugs are fully seated before restoring power

This electronic board powers and controls the light at the refrigerator's water/ice dispenser. Replacing it restores reliable illumination and proper on/off operation so you can clearly see the dispenser area during everyday use.

• Supplies regulated power to the dispenser light circuit for consistent brightness
• Responds to dispenser/control inputs to turn the light on and off
• A failing board can cause flickering or dim lighting
• Common symptoms include no dispenser light, intermittent light, or a light that stays on

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Access the board behind the dispenser panel/escutcheon; remove trim carefully to avoid damage
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid static discharge; ensure connectors are fully seated

The main power control board assembly regulates and routes electrical power to major appliance systems, restoring correct control of compressors, fans, defrost and other functions when the original control board fails. What it does:

• Serves as the appliance's central power/control circuit, distributing power to key components.
• Controls compressor and fan operation to support proper cooling cycles.
• Manages defrost sequencing and related timing functions.
• Common symptoms tied to a failing board: unit won't start or run, intermittent operation, blank or unresponsive display, or control-related error codes.

• Disconnect all power before attempting any service; verify power is off at the breaker.
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid touching components; use anti-static precautions when possible.
• Confirm diagnostics and wiring/connector compatibility before replacing the board; retain all mounting hardware for reinstallation.

This is the electronic clock/timer that controls the oven. It manages bake and broil functions and provides the display and timing, helping restore proper heating and responsive controls when the original board fails. What it does:

• Controls oven heating by sending power to the bake and broil circuits based on user selections
• Drives the clock, temperature, and status display
• Interfaces with the keypad to run timed baking and other oven functions
• Common failure symptoms can include no display, unresponsive buttons, error codes, or an oven that won't start or heat consistently

• Electronic control board (clock/timer) module

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Access the control through the console/control panel; remove mounting screws to reach the board
• Label or photograph wiring and move connectors one at a time to the new board
• Handle by the edges to avoid static damage; secure all mounts and test operation after reassembly

This is the relay control board for an range. This part receives signals from the main oven control board on the appliance. The function of this part is to operate relays to control the oven elements. Signs that the relay control board for an range has gone bad are if the broiler does not work but the lower element works fine or if neither is working. A visual inspection of the relay board will also be a good indicator. If the solder joints have sustained damage, then the entire relay control board will need to be replaced. Before attempting any work on the oven, make sure to unplug it from the power source. Wear gloves when performing care and maintenance on this appliance.This relay control board is made to fit ranges that are manufactured by Frigidaire, Electrolux, and Kenmore. This part is sold individually and is sourced from the manufacturer.

This clock timer is the control that displays the time and runs timed-cooking features. On models that use it as the main oven control, it also coordinates bake and broil. Replacing a failed unit restores reliable operation. What it does:

• Displays time-of-day and manages kitchen timer, delayed start, and cook duration functions
• On applicable models, controls oven heating by signaling bake/broil circuits to start and stop
• Common symptoms of failure: blank or dim display, inability to set clock/timer, oven won't start or shuts off unexpectedly

• 1 clock/timer control assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Access the control behind the console/control panel; label or photograph all wire connections
• Handle the board carefully to avoid static discharge and damage to terminals
• Transfer existing mounting brackets and any faceplate/overlay if your model uses them; secure and test operation before final reassembly

The Control Board is an OEM replacement part for Frigidaire dishwashers. Located inside the cabinet behind the control panel, the control board utilizes integrated circuits and electronic components to regulate all dishwasher functions. It receives input signals from the control buttons to initiate and monitor the wash cycle. 

Causes of a bad control board can include failures of electronic components over time, voltage fluctuations that cause circuit damage, or moisture infiltration leading to corrosion.

Symptoms of a bad Control Board include:

• Dishwasher fails to start or stops mid-cycle unexpectedly
• Lights or displays on control panel malfunction  
• Inability to select options or cycles
• Complete non-responsiveness of control functions

This board is also compatible with some Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and Kenmore dishwasher models.

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

This electronic oven control board governs oven heating and the front-panel display/timer. Replacing a failed control restores accurate temperature regulation, programming, and reliable operation of bake, broil, and timing features.

• Regulates bake and broil element operation based on user settings and sensor feedback
• Provides clock, timer, and temperature/status display
• Monitors oven temperature sensor and self-clean/lock circuits and may trigger fault beeps/codes
• Common symptoms: blank or erratic display, beeping with errors, unresponsive keys, oven won't start or maintain temperature

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; verify no power is present
• Use ESD protection; handle the board by its edges and avoid touching components
• Photograph wire and ribbon-cable locations; transfer any trim/overlay and reinstall using existing hardware
• After reassembly, restore power, set the time, and test bake/broil functions

This kit replaces both of the dishwasher's primary electronic controls: the main control board and the tactile board. Replacing them together can restore reliable cycle selection and overall operation when control failures occur. What it does

• Main control board directs cycle logic and powers pumps, valves, heater, and sensors
• Tactile board registers button presses and communicates selections to the main control
• Can address erratic lights/tones or cycles that won't advance due to control faults

• 1 main electronic control board and 1 tactile board

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Use ESD protection and handle boards by the edges
• Photograph wiring; transfer one connector at a time to the new board
• Fully seat all ribbon/plug connectors; match any jumper/DIP settings to the original if present

This electronic control board manages core oven functions. It processes keypad inputs and controls heating so the oven starts, regulates temperature, and responds consistently when the original control has failed.

• Regulates oven heating cycles and sends power to bake and broil circuits
• Interprets keypad/touchpad selections to run chosen functions
• Uses oven sensor feedback to help maintain set temperatures
• Can help with symptoms like no heat, bake/broil won't start, unresponsive controls, or control-related error codes

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Electrostatic-sensitive part—use ESD protection and handle the board by the edges
• Note/photograph wiring and move connectors to matching terminals on the new board
• Restore power, set the clock, and verify all oven functions after installation

This part is a moisture sensor control board that is used on dryer units. This component monitors the moisture levels within the dryer and adjusts the dry time during the automatic drying cycle. A new moisture sensor control board will be needed if the time is not advancing in the automatic drying cycle, even if it does advance in the timed dry cycle. Another sign is if the dryer continues to run after the clothing inside is dry. Unplug the dryer from its power source prior to replacing this component. The person performing this task may wish to wear work gloves to protect their hands.The moisture sensor control board is compatible with dryers that are manufactured by Kenmore, KitchenAid, Kenmore Elite, Whirlpool, Amana, Crosley, Maytag, Inglis, Sears Canada, Roper, and Sears. This part is sold individually and it is a genuine OEM replacement part that comes straight from the manufacturer.

This power supply PCB provides the low-voltage power and control interface needed for the appliance's electronic systems, restoring proper power distribution and control signaling for displays and components. What it does:

• Converts incoming mains to the low-voltage supply used by control circuits and displays
• Delivers stable power to electronic modules so buttons, LEDs and sensors operate correctly
• Can resolve symptoms such as no display, blank/black control panel, or intermittent loss of power to controls
• Helps prevent erratic behavior caused by voltage irregularities or failed onboard regulation

• One power supply PCB

• Disconnect the appliance from power before beginning work to avoid shock or damage
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid contact with components to reduce ESD risk
• Verify the part number on the replacement board matches the original before installation
• Reinstall screws, connectors, or grounding per the appliance's service instructions

This is a washer timer. The timer is used to control how long different elements of the wash cycle take, including filling, soaking, washing, spinning, and rinsing. If the timer is not working properly, the machine may cease to function properly. It could take more time to wash, or the machine might never stop spinning.Parts of the timer, such as the pins or motor, could break, corrode, or wear out. Unplug the washer before they start the repair. It's also a good idea to wear gloves for safety.This washer timer is compatible with washers from Frigidaire, Crosley, and White-Westinghouse. This is a genuine OEM replacement part sourced from the manufacturer. It is sold individually.