Aftermarket Upgraded Replacement Fits Whirlpool Dryer Drive Motor 502368

Absolutely perfect fit in my whirlpool and the boards work perfectly! Very thankful that these are available at a fraction of the cost of Oem parts! Can’t wait to see how long they last. This is the 3rd set of boards I’ve purchased. The previous two were oem and neither lasted more than 14 months. These have a year warranty but for the price, I won’t mind buying more of these if necessary.UPDATE: I thought my boards had failed after 6 months. I requested a replacement under warranty and they sent them immediately without any issue at all! EXCELLENT SERVICE! The boards failed to light up and no ice after a power outage. But after an additional outage (power cycle), the boards are working fine. So I don't know if the initial power surge or outage left the boards in a weird state and they just needed a reboot because now they are working fine. I offered to pay for the boards they sent me since my original ones are working now but they didn't respond with information on how to pay them. So I guess now I have a spare set. A message to future buyers: I would certainly buy these boards if they will fit your fridge!

1-7-2020I am writing a preliminary review as I just installed this yesterday. If you don’t see an update then it must still be working OK. I have a KitchenAid refrigerator and recently the ice maker started working only intermittently . I got a double blinking light when the Ice bin button was pressed. Some online reading pointed to a bad optic sensor After finding $200 plus costs for optic replacement parts on other appliance parts websites I came to Amazon and found very inexpensive parts. I see others that have reviewed this part that had trouble with the fit bit for me it worked just fine. It took me about 20 minutes to install and immediately my ice maker started working again. It already had a load of ice ready to dump when it originally stopped working and by the time I plugged it in and wrestled the refrigerator back in place the ice had already dumped. It’s now the next morning and my bin is almost full. I am a firm believer in you get what you pay for so I am a little skeptical of $24 versus $200 but, $200 is ridiculous for two small boards. So, again, if you see no update below it’s still working.

My Whirlpool refrigerator is the type with the ice bucket in the door. It is 12 years old and when it stopped making ice I "googled" the problem. Almost every response was it needed new ice maker control boards. I looked them up and Whillpool wanted over $200 for them. These that I got were far cheeper and they have a 1 yr warranity. They fit perfectly and its been 4 days and the ice maker works perfect. Plus they took a whole 15 minuets to install. Their are several u tube videos on how to install them. The wiring harness's are short but not too bad. Try pluging in the new boards into the harness THEN screwing them back onto the housing. ( I took the housing off screwed the new boards on and then then pluged them in ) either way works. .

We had a 2006 Kitchen Aid Fridge that finally had a problem with the Ice Maker not making ice. I went onto the internet to find troubleshooting solutions and isolated the problem to the Optical Receiver Card. I saw prices for replacements on the Internet ranging from $222 to $25 as a kit which also includes the IR emitter card used for sensing if the ice level is full or not. I found the relay on my original card was no longer supplying the 120 VAC to the Ice maker while the optical sensor was working fine. I only replaced the Optical Receiver Card and all is well again. I believe the Primco supplied product and support instructions to be of good quality and would highly recommend this product.

Followed the instructions but in the end I probably didn't need them. If you got far enough to take the old one out you can put this one in. The components on the board matched my existing one perfectly with the exception of the color of the PCB itself but that doesn't really matter. The only thing I wasn't expecting was that it took about 12 hours before it started operating. I read online that it is a pretty common thing (12-48 hours due to some kind of safety) but I just did not see any notes about it when I first researched it.

These boards were an exact fit to replace those in my Whirlpool refrigerator freezer, model GC3PHEXNS00. The ice maker resumed normal operation immediately after installing them and has been working flawlessly ever since. That's only been four days, so far. I did have to unplug the refrigerator for 5 minutes after installing them for the boards to reset. That's in the instructions. We'll see how they last, but my experience with electronic components is that they are either good or bad and you generally know very soon. So far, so good.

The part’s installation and value are 5 star. The longevity of the part is yet to be seen, original part lasted 8 years; time will tell. Would have given the part an overall 5 star rating except part was not delivered as promised ( 2 days with prime). More and more now the 2 day shipping with the prime membership is not occurring which might be an Amazon issue more than the actual retailer- maybe Amazon has out grown their ability.

On the big board, the capacitor extends farther away from the circuit board than it should. As a consequence, it abuts the housing before the board is in place, so that it has to be bent to one side to allow that circuit board to be mounted to the housing. On both boards the connector stops are inadequate. Whereas the original had two easily biased clips, each of these connectors has a continuous dam that is curved almost into contact with the contact rods. It took some needle-nose pliers to bend the dam away from the contacts so that the connector portions could mate. Even then, the connector portions are not in abutment with one another. Finally, the connector on the small board abuts the housing to the extent that the small board will barely seat at all, much less properly. Once I wrestled everything in place, so far so good, we're making ice. The $15 price is a bargain, but you pay the price of cheap connectors and a difficult installation.