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Phase control board (120 Volt)

Main control board

Phase control board assembly (220 volt)

Motor speed control

Electronic control *Thermal fuse is not included. NOTE: If the dishwasher does not power up you likely need to replace the thermal fuse and not the control board.

Main control module kit

Control Board

Speed-cntl

Electronic control

Electronic Control Board

Electronic dishwasher control board. The control board regulates the various functions of the dishwasher. NOTE: Control boards are often incorrectly diagnosed. If your dishwasher won't start, first test more commonly defective parts.

Electronic control board

Control Board

Cntrl-elec

Electronic control board. NOTE: This part is often misdiagnosed. If dishwasher will not turn on check the thermal fuse mounted on the control board. You can enter your appliance model# in the repair help section of our website for additional repair help.
Your Kitchenaid dishwasher motherboard is the nerve center of your dishwasher. The term motherboard seems appropriate although we think “fatherboard” has a nice ring to it as well. RepairClinic has all the parts you need to keep your favorite appliance working properly and efficiently. Not sure what’s wrong with your dishwasher? Use the RepairClinic troubleshooting guide to diagnose the problem. Then, enter your model number into our parts finder and we’ll show you the best Kitchenaid dishwasher circuit board for your model. Performing a Kitchenaid dishwasher control board replacement isn’t as hard as it seems. When your order arrives, you can watch a RepairClinic installation video for step-by-step repair instructions. Still have questions about your Kitchenaid control board? Our team of live chat experts is standing by to answer them!
The control board in a KitchenAid dishwasher serves as the appliance’s brain, managing and coordinating all functions. It processes inputs from various sensors and user commands, controlling the timing of cycles, water temperature, and dispensing of detergents.
Signs that your control board might need replacing include the dishwasher not starting, failing to complete cycles, or displaying error codes consistently. Unusual noises or the dishwasher stopping mid-cycle are also indicators.
Generally, a control board can last anywhere from 5 to 10 years, depending on usage and maintenance. Regular upkeep and timely repairs can extend its lifespan.