Chinese mystery board

[ragnboneman]

Any one recognize this part number.
I'm curious what this Chinese aftermarket board fits.

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006186212749.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.main.65.f903I7XOI7XOuw&algo_pvid=4172a5bf-7ae9-44a8-8b76-c54268505594&algo_exp_id=4172a5bf-7ae9-44a8-8b76-c54268505594-32&pdp_npi=4%40dis%21CAD%2147.85%2140.67%21%21%21250.00%21212.50%21%402101c5df17112327804335760e7893%2112000036183288990%21sea%21CA%210%21AB&curPageLogUid=kkXPL9w7AwrN&utparam-url=scene%3Asearch%7Cquery_from%3A

 

[ragnboneman]

Jesus I hit the mother-load its Splutch for a WMV

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/100...YldjAF3Y&utparam-url=scene:search|query_from:

BIG middle finger to the great satan of washing machines when I need a repair part next time.
I'll risk this part might suck for 11 bucks
The OEM sucks so what have i got to lose?

 

[gizmo]

The controller board - it is probably for a Chinese Whirlpool front loader - quite likely not sold in USA or Canada.

We have had Chinese-made Whirlpool front loaders here in Australia for a long time, possibly 20 years?

I tried googling the part number in the Aliexpress ad but came up with nothing of substance.
I tried googling the part number printed on the PCB and found this Ebay ad:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/234944531537

Which gave a model number, which I put into google and came up with this machine:

https://baike.baidu.com/item/三洋DG-L8033BCIX/53538481

So it's likely to be for a Chinese-made washing machine that is sold under Sanyo and Whirlpool badges.
(and possibly other brands as well.)

 

[ragnboneman]

That shift mechanism sure looks like the one on my wife's machine...

There is a company in the USA called " Dinosaur boards " I used to purchase aftermarket regulators and control boards for Onan Generators Obsolete parts.
Prices were rock bottom.
The core charges were very low
I clued into shortly that I was never getting a refurbished board they were always new.
My other supplier Flight systems could never repair a board for that price always two or three times as much.

One day I went on a search after discovering the parts were coming from China.
A referb Flight board was 400 bucks
A Dinosaur was 125 bucks
The Guy in China making them charged me 59 bucks.

Now I search for Chinese parts because most of the time they are made there anyways.
Its just a question of finding the the supplier or a supplier that wants to muscle in and clone a part.
Making boards and assembly in a mom and pop shop is very cheap.

I found a lot of this in Asia.
An Indian company that will cast and machine parts.
A Chinese company for electronics
A Company in Vietnam that will make gaskets and rubber parts.

High quality with LOW LOW tooling.
We MAKE GOOD PART sir.
Sometimes they do sometimes they do a really good job