Product review (1 stars): Don't waste time and money trying to fix your Maytag/Whirlpool.
The single star really isn't for the control board, which was easy to install and fixed the code-throwing issues on our Maytag Bravo.  But only a couple months after buying and installing the control board, the washer began leaking out the bottom.  Problem wasn't the drain pump (which apparently is bad about cracking and then leaking), but the tub seal.  Replacing that means taking the whole washer pretty much apart.  Also need to replace the bearing at the same time, because it gets damaged by the water.  I'm not in the mood to take on such a major project for a washer that has problems it never should have had in such a short period of time.  Let's see - major potential problems with this washer and its counterpart Whirlpool model include the control board, the drain pump and the tub seal and bearing.  Don't waste your money on the circuit board, just buy another washer, and avoid Whirlpool and Maytag like the plague.