Washer Control Board

I ordered the control board because the old one had many (about 30) opens on the back of the control board and the plastic cover for it was warped. Helpful notes; put front cover on before you connect the wiring. This will save you hours of being mad! All the plugins have different ends, you can't screw it up! Third note, those little plastic light transmitters can be put in wrong and it will not go together. Tabs go in! The one set by the start button can be put in backwards and looks correct.... Read more

With the help of the videos.... really made it easy and much better than the book----(which Shawn also got for me, and I can refer to if I cant access "Matt" on the video)....took all of 15 minutes once I had everything ready as the video said...and it worked just like he said Yea!!!! He made it so simple, my cat could've done it if she had hands... Read more

I wasn't familiar with this washer since I've never had any other problems with it. So i pulled up a assembly diagram to see how to take it a part.It was simple and only took a few minutes. Read more

Did some research via the internet and figured the problem was likely the moisture control board. Watched a video of the repair of a similar unit in order to locate the moisture control board. Used the chat feature with one of the Appliance Parts Pros to get a schematic of the dryer and advice about where to use the putty knife to release the springs for access to the board. Thanks to the lady I chatted with for expert advice. Once the actual task was started, the repair took 15 or 20... Read more

SELF REPAIR, WITH A VIDEO EXAMPLE. Read more

Appliance Parts Pros website helped me determine what part I needed according to the Error code number. I watched the how to video on the website and ordered the electronic control board. The item arrived in just two days! Replacing the board took literally 10 minutes, and the washer now runs flawlessly. Read more

Ordered new control from Appliance Parts Pros and installed it using online repair tutorial. Instructions not exact but close enough to complete replacement in approx. 20 minutes. Read more

Changed the control board Read more

After taking the top off the washer I found the Tech Data Sheet ( for repair person ) The E53 code was listed as Low Voltage to the motor board and referred me to test #15. Which stated to check the "drum water NTC" ( Negative Temperature Coefficient or Thermistor). What was misleading was that there are 2 NTC's. If your washer has a "Sanitize" feature , then there is a drum water NTC as well as one on the fill valve body. IF you have the sanitize feature then you need to replace the drum water... Read more

I replaced the timer and mow is working like mew. Read more

My mom loves her old Amana washer and AppliancePartsPros.com was the only place that had the part. Replacing the timer is an easy task but I had my repair guy put it in anyway. Some of the screws on the outside cover were so old we cut or used pliers to get them out. Washer is working great. Also ordered my part and got it the next day. Read more