The W11629601 Electronic Control Board is the OEM replacement board for select Whirlpool-brand combo washers and washer-dryer units. If your machine is throwing error codes, failing to start cycles, or showing unresponsive controls, this board is the most common root cause — and replacing it restores full functionality without the cost of a service call.

✓ Model-Specific Repair Pages

The W11629601 is the current OEM control board used in Whirlpool's 24" combo washer-dryer units. It manages all cycle logic, motor control, sensor inputs, and user interface communication. This board supersedes nine previous part numbers, making it the definitive replacement for the entire WET/WGT/WETLV/WGTLV platform.

✓ Common Symptoms Fixed

This board addresses the most common electronic failures on these units: washer not starting or responding to button presses, error codes appearing at cycle start or mid-cycle, drum not spinning or agitating despite motor being intact, control panel lights flickering or going blank, and cycles stopping unexpectedly or failing to advance.

✓ Key Features & Specifications

OEM part number W11629601 manufactured to original Whirlpool specifications. Direct plug-and-play replacement — no wiring modifications required. Supersedes W11104057, W11176458, W11284809, W11305797, W11333849, W11367652, W11451513, W11481725, and W11579776. Compatible with both electric (WET/WETLV) and gas (WGT/WGTLV) combo units. Fits 24" stackable and all-in-one washer-dryer configurations.

✓ Buying Options

OEM (W11629601): The genuine Whirlpool replacement board. Exact fit, full OEM specifications, and the only option for warranty-sensitive repairs or where original-spec performance is required.

✓ Replacement Part Numbers

W11629601 replaces: W11104057, W11176458, W11284809, W11305797, W11333849, W11367652, W11451513, W11481725, W11579776

✓ Installation Tips

Before ordering, confirm your model number on the door jamb label. Disconnect power to the unit before beginning any repair. Take a photo of all wire harness connections before removing the old board — connector positions vary by production run. The control board is typically accessed by removing the top panel and front control panel fascia. Reconnect all harnesses firmly and restore power to test before reassembling the cabinet. If error codes persist after replacement, perform a factory reset per your model's service manual.