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Customer Questions and Answers for Surface Element Infinite Switch by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM18042384
Manufacturer Part Number: WP9762215

This range control switch regulates power to a surface heating element, letting you adjust the burner from low to high for precise cooking. A worn or failed switch can cause erratic heat or a burner that won't respond to settings.

  • Varies power to the surface element for steady, selectable heat
  • Common failure symptoms: burner won't heat, stuck on high, won't turn off, or only one temperature
  • Restores proper control of the affected surface burner
What's included: 1 switch assembly Install notes:
  • Disconnect power before servicing; this is a live-voltage component
  • Match and transfer wires terminal-for-terminal from the old switch
  • Handle the control shaft carefully to avoid damage
  • Test the burner at multiple settings after installation

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Sue P. for Model Number GFE461LVS

My oven has been thru multiple heating sensors (4), next to last in December due to overheating. I was surprised when I recently had the same issue but thought maybe I got a bad sensor. After just 2 weeks I am back where I started: broiler coming on when oven set to 350°F. Various online info says either control switch, bad connection at main board or main board. How to check to see issue, without purchasing wrong part or buying part and oven not being repair? Thanks

Answer

Hello Sue, The issue is more likely to be the connection of the temperature sensor to the harness. This connection should be done with ceramic wire nuts and should be outside of the bake compartment insulation. This can be accomplished from inside the bake compartment if the connections are pushed through the insulation and both layers of metal.

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Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com   |   Friday, July 8, 2016

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