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If you are breaking down scrap appliances to get to the circuit board here are some of his prices paid per board!

We buy all types of appliance control boards, both working and nonworking! Prices: 2/6/18

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*Priced Updated 2/6/18

Current Pricing for Fully Tested Boards:
*Please include appliance make, brand, model number, tested or untested, and number corresponding to the picture in the email for tested boards. Example: Microwave, GE, WES0930DN1BB, Tested, Picture #3

-Washing Machine Boards: $8.50 per board
-Dryer Boards: $8.50 per board
-Dishwasher (Green Boards): $8.50 per board
-Dishwasher (Brown Boards): $7.50 per board
-Microwave Boards (Digital Display): $2.50 per board
-Microwave Boards (Vacuum Fluorescent Tube Display): $2.50 per board
-Air Conditioner Boards (Green Boards): $6.50 per board
*Add $0.75 for each button board included
-Air Conditioner Boards (Brown Boards): $4.50 per board
*Add $0.75 for each button board included
-Furnace Boards (Green Boards): $6.50
-Furnace Boards (Brown Boards): $4.50
-Refrigerator Main Boards (Green Boards): $5.50
-Refrigerator Main Boards (Brown Power Supply Boards): $4.00
-Other Misc. Refrigerator Boards (Secondary Boards, Typically Smaller Than Main Boards): $3.50/lb
-Refrigerator Compressor Control Inverter/Modules (Typically found directly next to the compressor): $5.00
-Freezer Main Boards (Green Boards): $5.50
-Freezer Main Boards (Brown Boards): $3.50
-Misc. Freezer Boards: $3.00/lb
-Washing Machine Motor Control Board (Typically found directly beneath the washer tubs): $5.00
-Oven Board Modules (Typically 2" x 6"): $2.50
-Oven Main Boards: $6.50
-Printer Control Boards (Pricing varies upon model number and condition. Official pricing upon request): $2.00+
-Medical Equipment Boards (Pricing varies upon model and condition. Official pricing upon request): $4.00+'
-Dehumidifier/Air Purifier Boards: $3.00
-Misc Boards: Pricing upon request.

Untested Boards:

*Please include appliance make, brand, model number, tested or untested, and number corresponding to the picture in the email for tested boards. Example: Microwave, GE, WES0930DN1BB, Untested, Picture #3

-Washing Machine Boards: $2.50 per board
-Dryer Boards: $2.50 per board
-Dishwasher (Green Boards): $2.50 per board
-Dishwasher (Brown Boards): $1.50 per board
-Microwave Boards (Digital Display): $0.50 per board
-Microwave Boards (Vacuum Fluorescent Tube Display): $0.50 per board
-Air Conditioner Boards (Green Boards): $2.50 per board
*Add $0.75 for button boards
-Air Conditioner Boards (Brown Boards): $1.50 per board
*Add $0.75 for button boards
-Furnace Boards (Green Boards): $3.50
-Furnace Boards (Brown Boards): $1.50
-Refrigerator Main Boards (Green Boards): $2.50
-Refrigerator Main Power Supply Boards (Brown Boards): $2.00
-Misc. Refrigerator Boards: $3.00/lb
-Freezer Boards (Green Boards): $2.50
-Freezer Boards (Brown Boards): $2.00
-Misc. Freezer Boards: $3.00/lb
-Oven Board Modules (Typically 2" x 6"): $1.00
-Oven Main Boards: $3.50
-Dehumidifier/Air Purifier Boards: $1.00
-Misc Boards: Pricing upon request.
Boards with Visible Damage:

All control boards with visible damage: $0.15 per pound

Magnetrons:
*magnetrons need to be tested with either the "Hot Water Method" or the "Meter Method" and labeled with which method was used when shipping.

-Samsung OM75P(10): $4.50
-Other Samsung Models: $4.00
-LG Brands: $4.00
-Daewoo Brands: $3.50
-Galanz Brands: $3.00
-All Other Brands and Models: $2.50

Misc. Items:
*These items do not have to be tested.

-Relays and Sensors: $4.50/lb
-Synchronous Motors: $3.00/lb
-Refrigerator Compressor Cooling Fan Motors: $5.00 Each
-Oven Range Controls: $3.50/lb

pretty cool - if i were still scrapping regularly it would be nice to get real money rather than "green board" price from the yard

This is more than the scrap yard pays, I'm holding onto all my electronic boards and power supplies from now on. Might be a tough play on shipping, but I think the more you ship the better. I did pretty good on a pile of RAM chips I sent in once. I'm still waiting for some friends to relinquish some old computers to me one of these days.

Yes I am starting to save them as well, beats the heck out of low grade circuit board prices. Just need to keep the info from the appliance with the board that you removed

An interesting business, but I handle actual tons of circuit boards plus I have access to almost unlimited amounts of these things and it would be a complete waste of time for me.

If I'm going to the time and trouble of carefully pulling and labeling a component, I'll sell it in my own eBay store where I can get many times what this site is paying out.

Chances are high that if an appliance is being scrapped, then there is a problem with one of the circuit boards. They are usually the part that is most prone to failure and most complicated to test.

For someone who has access to a lot of junk appliances this site could be a great way to sell cheaper parts in bulk.