STARTECH PXT1011 1 ft computer power cord NEMA5-15P to C13
- Cable Connectors
- Black
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Replacement control-board cable for washing machines using part numbers 92-01450, 92-01470, 92-01470L and 92-01747
This replacement control board suits washing machines that use part numbers DC92-01470F, DC92-01470L, DC92-01747 or DC92-01450. It is intended for appliance repair technicians and owners replacing a faulty main board. The component arrives new and ready for installation.
Check the sticker on your existing board to confirm it matches one of the listed DC92 codes. Different revisions may look similar but operate with different firmware. This board is not a universal fit for all models.
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The cord is a standalone power cable; the DC92-01470F control board is a separate washing-machine component and is not included.
The cord is compatible with all four board part numbers; choose the one that matches the board installed in your washing machine.
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