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Customer Questions and Answers for Control, Element by Ge

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By: Ge
Part Number: OEM6071418
Manufacturer Part Number: WB23K5027

The Infinite Switch is an OEM replacement part for GE ranges. This switch controls the operation of the large heating elements on the cooktop. The element switch is responsible for regulating power delivery to the various heating elements based on temperature and function settings. It allows for precise heating control to maintain optimal cooking temperatures. Over time, element switches can wear down from repeated use and heat exposure.

Causes of a bad switch include burned-out or loose internal connections, damaged terminals, or defects in the electronic components.

Symptoms of a bad element switch include:

  • Inability to turn elements on or off
  • Elements not heating properly or unexpectedly shutting off
  • Inconsistent or fluctuating oven or surface temperatures
  • Electronic display or control issues

This GE OEM replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

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Mike for Model Number 911.6424190 Kenmore

I have this Kenmore range in a rental unit. The tenants have moved out and both of the 8” burners do not work. I had to replace one of the burners and the receptacle. After that was fixed I found that neither one of the 8” burners heat up at all. The light comes on but no heat. I was wondering if you could tell me how to test the infinite switches to ensure this is my problem. I found some information on testing continuity between P and L1, L1 and H1 and L2 and H2. Both switches had an open on one of these tests with them turned to the on position. Does this mean both switches are bad and need replaced? (The opens were in different places on the two switches if that means anything.)

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Mike, unplug the range, set your multimeter for continuity, pull one wire off of the L1 to H1 circuit and turn the infinite switch to the on position, you should read continuity. Do the same for the L2 to H2 side of the switch. If either of these checks reveal an open circuit, (no continuity) replace the switch. L1 tp P is how the surface indicator light is powered when the switch is turned to the on position. Part number is WB23M24

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Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com   |   Thursday, May 16, 2019

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