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GE WH22X34941 Washer User Interface Board Fl 950

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Special Price $148.65 Regular Price $170.95
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The General Electric WH22X34941 Washer User Interface Board FL 950 is an electronic control panel that is used to operate user input and operational commands. The control panel sends selections to this board such as cycle type and settings and the main control system of the washer interprets them. It is situated behind the front control interface, and it handles proper interaction between the user and the appliance. Its functionality is crucial in proper cycle selection, system responsiveness, and synchronized washer functioning when used in the normal household.
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What maintenance is required for the GE WH22X34941 User Interface Board?

Regularly inspect the board for loose connections or damaged wires. Keep the area dry and free of dust to prevent electrical shorts. Avoid pressing buttons too forcefully and always disconnect power before performing any checks for safety.

What are common issues with the GE WH22X34941 User Interface Board?

  • Unresponsive buttons or control panel.
  • Erratic cycle selection or display errors.
  • Washer not starting despite correct settings.
  • Intermittent power or display flickering.

Installation Steps

Step1: Disconnect washer power at breaker and shut off water supply for safety.

Step2: Remove control panel screws and carefully open console housing.

Step3: Detach ribbon cable and wiring harness from old interface board.

Step4: Install new board, ensuring proper alignment and secure connections.

Step5: Reassemble panel, restore power, and test buttons and cycle operations.