Description

30414006 Electrolux Fridge Motor Control Board PCB



also known as part number 808653401



Why is this board so heavily discounted? There was a very significant price jump on this bard recently. Doug Smith Spares a small number of these boards prior to the price rice, and we are now selling them at the old price. But, when they are sold out, that will be the end of them at this price. This PCB is brand new, in its box. there's no trickery going on.



Doug Smith Spares are Authorised National Distributors of Genuine Electrolux Spare Parts. Electrolux are the parent company for Westinghouse, Kelvinator, Chef, Dishlex, Simpson, AEG, Vintec and Beefeater. Some parts may be common to several of those brands. Electrolux stand by their product, so all of our Genuine Electrolux Spare Parts come with a manufacturer-backed 12 month warranty.



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Important notes on the purchase of all PCB's: The diagnosis of electronic appliances is not a straightforward task and oftentimes electronic components can appear to be faulty, when they may not be. We STRONGLY encourage you to engage the services of a qualified service technician to diagnose and test your machine prior to purchasing a circuit board. By purchasing this item, you agree that the item you are purchasing may not fix the fault in your machine. Sometimes the fault in circuit boards can be a result of a fault in another component, and fitting a new board to the machine can result in damage to the new board as well. Electronic components can in some cases be damaged by static electricity, water, or some other factor. Because of these factors, this PCB may not be returned for credit under any circumstances, whether it has been fitted to your machine or not. Of course, the item is covered by a statutory manufacturer's warranty, but if you claim warranty the PCB needs to be sent back to the manufacturer for testing. Once the manufacturer accepts the warranty, we will send you a replacement PCB. The failure rate on new PCB's from the manufacturer is known to be less than 1 in 250.