Washing machine motor controll board died, worth parting?

I didn't go into much detail because I've given up on it at this point. I had found the troubleshooting manual (would it be useful to scan and upload that somewhere?), the first error code indicated a bad drain pump, purchased one and got a new error that indicated the motor control board. I did some research and found someone that said that could be that something shorted on the MCB. I found the short, and a friend did some soldering to try fix that. After that the washer threw a new error, and since it's been about a week an a half of troubleshooting and waiting for parts, my wife and I decided to just get a new washer.

The main intent of my query was to determine if there was enough demand for used OEM parts to be worth taking it apart to hopefully help others fix their machines.

We picked up the new washer yesterday, so I'm disassembling the old one for fun/parts/the ease of getting it through a narrow stairwell in pieces to recycle/throw away any bits I'm not going to try sell.

@mydad58486

You could find the part numbers for all the parts you want to try and sell and search online just to get an idea of what they're worth or at least what sellers are asking for them.

@jayeff I'll do that. Thanks.