Description
Genuine Westinghouse inverter PCB control, part number 140150565012, supplied for Westinghouse fridges and freezers. The same part is also catalogued as 8083647209, 808364715 and 8083647159. Because it is made or supplied by Westinghouse, it matches the original fit, finish and specification.
What this part does
The PCB (printed circuit board) is the control brain of the fridge. It reads the sensors, runs the program and switches the motor, heater, valves and pump on and off.
When to replace it
- No power, no lights or a display that stays blank
- Error codes that return after a reset
- A cycle that stops part way through, or functions that will not switch on
Specifications and fitment
| Part number | 140150565012 |
|---|---|
| Alternative numbers | 8083647209 |
| Supersedes | 808364715, 8083647159, 8083647209 |
| Brand | Westinghouse |
| Part type | Genuine manufacturer part |
| Appliance | Fridge |
| Category | PCB |
| Parts diagram reference | Item 9 (model WHE6000SB (92506087902)) |
Compatible Westinghouse models
Use this part on these Westinghouse fridges and freezers:
WHE6000SB, WHE6060SB, WQE6000BB, WQE6000SB, WQE6060BB, WQE6060SA, WQE6060SB
Fitting and checking
Disconnect power and note where every plug goes before removing the old board. Many boards are supplied unprogrammed or need settings transferred, so check the notes below. The model number is on the rating plate, usually inside the door or on the back panel. Compare it with the model list before you buy. A parts diagram showing the item position is included with the product images.
Frequently asked questions
Is 140150565012 a genuine Westinghouse part?
Yes. This is the manufacturer's own part, not an aftermarket copy.
Which models does this inverter PCB control fit?
It fits WHE6000SB, WHE6060SB, WQE6000BB and 4 other models listed above. Always confirm your model number first.
What part numbers does 140150565012 replace?
140150565012 can be used in place of 8083647209, 808364715 and 8083647159.
Do I need a technician to fit this part?
Many parts can be fitted by a competent DIYer with the power disconnected. Gas, refrigeration and sealed-system work must be done by a licensed tradesperson.