Washing Machine PCB Boards – Original LG/Samsung/Godrej Control Panels India | Faritha
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Washing Machine PCB Boards – Original AAA Refurbished LG, Samsung & Godrej Control Panels | 27+ Models | Buy Online India The Washing Machine PCB Board (Printed Circuit Board) is the central control unit that manages your entire washing machine operation — water inlet timing, agitation speed, spin cycles, drainage, temperature control, and programme progression. When your washing machine control panel fails, buttons become unresponsive, or the machine won't start, a failed PCB board is typically the culprit. Faritha stocks 27+ original AAA refurbished washing machine PCB boards covering LG, Samsung, Godrej, Whirlpool, IFB, Onida, and Marq models — offering 92% cost savings compared to new machine replacement at ₹1,590-₹5,900 per board with 6-12 month warranty and same-day delivery across India. What is a Washing Machine PCB Board? A PCB (Printed Circuit Board) is a microelectronic control panel containing integrated circuits, transistors, relays, and capacitors that function as the "brain" of your washing machine. Every button press on your control panel sends an electrical signal to the PCB, which processes the signal and triggers specific machine actions: water valve solenoids open/close, motor speed increases/decreases, heating elements activate, drain pumps start, and timers progress through wash cycles. Key PCB Functions: Button input processing (10-14 buttons per model), water inlet valve control (cold/hot water selection), motor speed regulation (agitation and spin cycles), solenoid valve operation (inlet and drain), temperature monitoring through sensors, timer circuit management, thermal protection circuits, and fault detection systems. Why PCB Boards Fail: (1) Power surges and voltage spikes damage microchip circuits (2) Water seepage into the sealed enclosure causes corrosion and short circuits (3) Age-related component degradation after 8-10 years (4) Repeated thermal stress from heating/cooling cycles (5) Manufacturing defects in rare cases. Most ma