Washer Control Board

If your washer shakes excessively or stops mid-cycle, the accelerometer sensor may be faulty. This part monitors vibration levels to regulate spin speed.

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

This UI board assembly replaces the refrigerator's user interface/control board to restore button response and display feedback. It lets you reliably set temperatures and modes so the appliance accepts and shows commands correctly. What it does:

• Receives and processes user inputs from the control panel (buttons/touchpad) so selections register and run.
• Drives the front display and indicator lights so temperature, mode and status information is visible.
• Replaces a failed or intermittent interface that causes unresponsive controls, blank or garbled display, or incorrect status indications.
• Works with the main control to pass commands; replacing the board can isolate interface-specific failures.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting — this part is electronic and may be damaged by live power.
• Take photos of existing wiring and mounting before removal to ensure correct reassembly.
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid static discharge; use anti-static precautions if available.
• Reconnect all plugs securely and test functions before fully reinstalling trim or covers.

This inverter assembly is the control module that powers and regulates the refrigerator compressor, restoring variable-speed operation and helping maintain proper cooling. Install to replace a failed or damaged inverter module. What it does

• Converts and supplies the correct power signals to the compressor so it can run at variable speeds
• Can eliminate error codes or fault indicators related to the inverter/control module
• May reduce abnormal compressor noise or intermittent compressor operation when the inverter is faulty

• One inverter assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker before starting work
• Handle the board and connectors with care; avoid static discharge and damaged wiring
• Verify connector orientation and secure all plugs before reapplying power

Fix a washer that won't advance cycles or start filling water with a new timer. Controls cycle timing and electrical components. 10-15 minute DIY repair.

Fix a washer that won't start, fill, or advance cycles with this control board. Controls all washing machine functions and cycle settings.

Fix washer display issues, water level problems, or cycle failures with this electronic control board. Manages wash cycles and system functions.

This oven timer is the control clock used to set and monitor cooking time and signal when baking or roasting cycles end. It restores timed cook functions and audible end-of-cycle alerts on compatible ranges. What it does:

• Controls and displays oven cook time and countdown functions
• Triggers the end-of-cycle tone when the set time completes
• Works with the oven's control circuitry to enable timed bake/roast operations
• Commonly replaced when timers fail to advance, don't keep time, or don't sound the end-of-cycle alert

• One oven timer assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Access may require removing the control panel or back cover; handle trim and wiring carefully
• Transfer any knobs or mounting hardware from the old timer unless new hardware is provided

Fix a washer that loses power, won't spin properly, or has an unresponsive control panel. This electronic control board restores normal operation.

This mechanical defrost timer advances the refrigerator's defrost cycle to help prevent excessive frost and ice buildup on the evaporator. Replaces a failed timer to restore automatic defrosting and more consistent cooling. What it does:

• Cycles the refrigerator between cooling and defrost modes on a timed schedule
• Initiates heater and compressor changes to melt frost accumulation
• Common symptom: heavy frost or ice on the evaporator or inside freezer compartment
• Common symptom: unit runs continuously or cooling performance is inconsistent

• Disconnect power to the appliance before any repair to avoid shock
• Locate timer (behind kick plate, control panel, or at rear) and note wire positions or take a photo before removing
• Swap the old timer for the replacement and reconnect wires to matching terminals

Fix a washer that won't advance through cycles or stops mid-cycle with this timer control. Restores proper wash, rinse, and spin sequencing.

Fix a washer that won't start, has no display, or won't respond to buttons with this control board assembly. Houses cycle selector and display panel.

Washer won't advance through cycles or timer dial doesn't respond? This mechanical timer restores timed operation and reliable cycle progression.

Fix a washer that won't advance cycles, stops mid-cycle, or skips spin. This timer controls cycle progression and duration. Moderate DIY repair.

Fix error codes, blank displays, or cycle problems with this washer electronic control board. Restores proper operation when buttons don't respond.

Fixes washer that won't start, complete cycles, or respond to controls. This main control board restores electronic functions and display communication.