Replacing a control board on a Kenmore 700 Series washing machine involves careful disassembly and reassembly of the appliance. The control board is a crucial component that manages the washer's functions. Here's a general guide to help you through the process: 1. Safety Precautions: Unplug the washing machine from the power source to ensure your safety during the repair. 2. Access the Control Board Area: * Depending on the model, you might need to remove the top panel or back panel of the washing machine to access the control board. * Refer to your user manual for guidance on accessing the control board area for your specific model. 3. Locate the Control Board: * The control board is usually positioned behind the control panel, which may have buttons and displays for operating the washing machine. 4. Disconnect Wires: * Before disconnecting any wires from the control board, take pictures or label them to ensure proper reconnection. * Carefully detach the wires from the control board. These wires are typically attached with connectors. 5. Remove Mounting Hardware: * Unscrew any screws or fasteners securing the control board to the appliance. * Gently slide out the old control board, noting its position for proper placement of the new one. 6. Install the New Control Board: * Slide the new control board into the same position as the old one. * Secure it with the mounting hardware you removed earlier. 7. Reconnect Wires: * Attach the wires to the new control board, following the same configuration as before. * Ensure that all connections are tight and secure. 8. Reassemble the Washer: * If you removed the top or back panel, reattach it using the appropriate screws or clips. 9. Plug In and Test the Washer: * Plug the washing machine back in and run a test cycle to ensure that the new control board is functioning properly. * * * Monitor the display and cycle progression. 10. Check for Abnormalities: During the first few cycles, pay attention to any unusual displays, sounds, or behaviors. If you notice anything out of the ordinary, unplug the machine and recheck your installation. Remember, this is a general guide, and the specific steps might vary for your model. Consult your Kenmore washing machine's user manual or refer to online resources for model-specific instructions and diagrams. If you're not comfortable with the repair process, consider seeking the assistance of a professional appliance technician.