GE Appliances
BOARD UI DISPLAY
Revitalize your GE Appliances washer or dryer with this genuine BOARD UI DISPLAY replacement part. Though no longer manufactured, this clearance item is available to restore full functionality. It boasts built-in Wi-Fi powered by SmartHQ™, seamlessly integrating with smart home platforms like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant for enhanced control and real-time performance feedback. A one-year limited warranty ensures peace of mind for this essential component, making it a smart choice for maintaining your appliance.
$228.28
Owner Satisfaction
3.0
/ 5
Category Rank
653
/ 659
#653 in Washer & Dryer Accessories
Price vs Category Average
+102%
Above average
Manufacturer Part Number
2728530
/ WBX
Who it's for
- Restores Full Appliance Functionality
- Enhanced Digital Control
- Guaranteed OEM Compatibility
Who should skip it
- High Replacement Cost
- Susceptible to Environmental Damage
- Complex Installation Process
Key Specs
Manufacturer Part Number
WB27X28530
Approximate Shipping Weight
0.7 lb
Compatible Brands
GE Appliances
Material
Plastic
Accessory Type
Vibration Pad
Certification
California Prop 65
Features
- Genuine GE Appliances replacement part
- One-year limited warranty included
- Built-in Wi-Fi via SmartHQ™
- Connects to Alexa and Google Assistant
- Provides real-time performance feedback
- Supports IFTTT and Sonos integration
- Clearance item, no longer manufactured
What customers say
Customer feedback centers on the high cost and necessity of this replacement board. Users express significant relief when the new display successfully restores full appliance functionality, often noting it operates perfectly. However, this positive outcome is overshadowed by frustration regarding the original component's premature failure, suggesting poor durability. The replacement part's price is consistently cited as exorbitant, severely diminishing the perceived value. While the quality of the new board is generally high and installation is manageable for experienced individuals, the overall experience is defined by being forced into an expensive repair. Sentiment is best summarized as functional but overpriced, reflecting low brand trust due to the initial component failure.
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