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Dryer display not working
Common reasons your dryer display not working
The most common reasons your dryer display is not working are a defective electronic control board, defective power supply board or an inoperative user interface control.
52% of the time it's the Electronic Control Board
21% of the time it's the Power Supply Board
16% of the time it's the User Interface Control
11% of the time it's the Something else
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Common dryer repair parts you may need
Replacing one of these dryer parts may fix your problem.
Electronic Control Board Replacement
If your dryer's display is inactive, it's possible that a malfunctioning electronic control board is hindering the activation of the control panel. The user interface control board in the control panel is linked to the electronic control board within the dryer via wires. When the electronic control board malfunctions, it fails to transmit power and correct signals to the user interface control and control panel, resulting in the dryer not powering on. If your dryer is unresponsive, seek assistance from a Sears Home Services Technician to address the issue.
Power Supply Board Replacement
If the display isn't functioning on your dryer, a faulty power supply board might require replacement. The power supply board is responsible for distributing electrical current from the dryer's power cord to various components, including the electronic control board. When the power supply board fails to deliver power to the electronic control board or the control panel, the dryer remains inoperative. If your dryer is unresponsive, contact a Sears Home Services Technician to inspect the appliance. If necessary, the technician will replace the defective power supply board.
User Interface Control Replacement
If the dryer control panel display isn't functioning, a malfunctioning user interface control might be to blame. The user interface control is responsible for providing power and signals to the control panel to operate the display and indicator lights. If the control panel remains unresponsive, contact a Sears Home Services Repair Expert to inspect your dryer. If deemed necessary, the technician will replace the defective user interface control.
What to expect when you experience a dryer display not working issue
How is the dryer display not working problem fixed?
Fixing most issues with a non-working display typically requires replacing either the electronic control board, power supply board, or user interface control. However, since various factors could contribute to the problem, a comprehensive diagnosis is crucial for resolving it effectively. An accurate diagnosis is vital for determining the cost of the repair.
Sears Home Services recommends these steps for a dryer display that is not working
If the dryer display isn't functioning, several factors could be at play. To prevent replacing unnecessary parts, we advise having a Sears Home Services expert conduct diagnostic tests to pinpoint the issue's source accurately. Our technicians possess extensive experience in diagnosing various dryer malfunctions.
What you will see with a dryer display not working diagnosis
Understanding and diagnosing modern appliances without adequate knowledge and training can pose challenges. Attempting to fix issues without employing proper diagnostic methods often leads to guesswork-based part replacements. With appliances advancing significantly, particularly over the last decade, many models feature intricate electronic components that are challenging to assess. As a result, DIY repairs on the latest appliance models are progressively more complex.
A blank or flickering dryer display leaves you guessing about cycle times or errors. Damaged wiring or a faulty control board often triggers this blackout. If restarts won’t help, enlist dryer repair near me. A correct fix restores the interface for simpler drying.
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A dryer pedestal is a platform that elevates a dryer off the ground, making it easier to load and unload laundry while also providing additional storage space in some models.
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