Washer Stopping Mid-Cycle or Won't Start? GE Triac Control Board WW01F01907 – Fix Cycle Failures Fast
If your GE, Hotpoint, or Maytag top-load washer stops mid-cycle, ignores button inputs, or won't start at all, the triac control board has failed. In most GE-platform top-load washers, this is caused by a failed triac control board. When it fails, the washer loses the ability to sequence wash cycles, regulate motor speed, and respond to control inputs — leaving laundry stuck in the drum with no way to complete or cancel the cycle. ⚡ Common failure point in GE-built top-load washers across the GTW, HTW, and MTW model families. Part WW01F01907 is the genuine OEM replacement triac control board that restores full cycle control, motor management, and panel responsiveness immediately.
❓ Is This the Right Part?
This is the correct fix if ALL of the following are true:
- ✔ Washer powers on — lights or display are active
- ✔ Water inlet and drain functions work when manually triggered
- ✔ Lid switch is confirmed good — no continuity fault
- ✔ ONLY problem is washer stopping mid-cycle, not starting, throwing error codes, or ignoring control inputs
Not sure? Send us your model number — we'll confirm before you order.
🔧 Common Symptoms
- Washer stops mid-cycle and won't resume
- Washer won't start — no response when pressing Start
- Control panel buttons not responding or intermittently unresponsive
- Error codes displayed on the control panel
- Washer runs but skips or repeats cycle steps
- Inconsistent or incorrect wash temperatures
- Safety shutdown or thermal cutout triggered repeatedly
✔ If these symptoms match, the triac control board is the most likely failed component in the system.
✔ In most cases, replacing the triac control board restores full cycle operation immediately.
📦 Part Details
- Part Number: WW01F01907
- Type: Washer triac control board — manages motor speed, cycle sequencing, and temperature sensing
- Replaces: 233D2319G007
- Brands: GE, Hotpoint, Maytag
- Design: Modular plug-in replacement — no soldering or modification required
- Sold: Individually
Before committing to a board replacement, test the lid switch and thermal fuse with a multimeter — both can produce identical symptoms for a fraction of the cost. If the lid switch shows no continuity when closed, or the thermal fuse reads open, replace those first. If both test good, the triac board is your fix. We carry both components — contact us with your model number to confirm the right parts.
⚙️ Installation
Skill Level: MODERATE — 30 to 60 minutes. Disconnect power at the wall or breaker before servicing — this board carries line voltage. Photograph all wire harness connections before disconnecting the old board. Access the control panel housing by removing the rear panel or console screws depending on your model. Disconnect all harnesses from the old board, install WW01F01907 in the same position, reconnect all harnesses firmly, and reassemble. Restore power and run a test cycle to confirm normal operation.
✓ Compatible Models
Confirmed compatible with GTW220BMM0WW, GTW220BMM1WW, GTW302BMP0WW, GTW302BMP1WW, GTW330BMM0WW, GTW330BMM1WW, HTW200BMM0WW, MTW200BMM0W, MTW200BMM1WW plus additional GE-platform top-load models. Contact us to verify your model number before ordering.
💡 Pro Tip
A failed triac board is a common diagnosis — but a faulty lid switch or blown thermal fuse can produce identical symptoms for a fraction of the cost. Test both with a multimeter before ordering the board. If the lid switch shows no continuity when closed, or the thermal fuse reads open, replace those first. It could save you over $150 and 45 minutes of labour. If both test good, WW01F01907 is your fix.
✓ Model-Specific Repair Pages
✅Compatibility & Cross Reference
Not sure about your model number? Call 1-877-899-7278 and we’ll help you confirm. All brand names are the property of their respective owners and are used for compatibility reference only.
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