Cooktop Switch

This is a push-button style switch used in the cooktop burner ignition system. It activates the spark module to ignite the gas when a burner knob is pressed or turned. Replace this switch if a burner no longer sparks when you attempt to light it, or if the igniter clicks continuously without stopping.

Fix a gas burner that won't light with this cooktop igniter switch. Common solution for spark ignition failure. Moderate DIY difficulty level.

Burner won't adjust heat or jumps to full power? This infinite switch restores variable temperature control to surface burners. DIY install in 30 minutes.

This right-side burner switch controls heat output on the cooktop so burners respond correctly to your knob settings. It restores proper power and temperature control for a single right-side heating element. What it does:

• Replaces a worn or faulty right burner control to restore variable heat settings
• Enables proper on/off function and temperature regulation for the right cooktop element
• Commonly used when a burner won't heat, only works at certain settings, or cycles unexpectedly
• Works with ranges that use a separate switch for the right front/right rear heating element

• Disconnect power at the breaker before attempting any repair to avoid shock
• Handle wiring terminals carefully; verify connections match the original before reassembly
• Use proper tools and avoid overtightening mounting hardware to prevent damage

If your cooktop burner won't heat, stays on one setting, or heats erratically, this control switch regulates power to restore proper temperature selection.

Fix a gas burner that won't light with this igniter switch. Controls the spark signal when you turn the knob. Moderately easy DIY repair.

Burner won't heat or stays on high? This infinite switch controls top burner temperature settings. Restores precise heat adjustment to your cooktop.

This switch controls the power to a cooktop surface element, allowing you to adjust the heat level. It connects to the element's wiring and regulates the electrical current that heats the burner. Replace this switch if a surface element won't turn on, stays on one heat setting regardless of the knob position, or does not shut off properly.

Fix a cooktop burner that won't light with this spark igniter switch. Solves clicking but no ignition issues. Moderate DIY repair, typically 30-45 minutes.

If your cooktop burner won't ignite or sparks continuously, the igniter switch may be faulty. This switch controls spark ignition for safe lighting.

Range burner not heating or temperature won't adjust? This surface element control switch regulates heat output. Moderate DIY repair in 30-45 minutes.

This burner box wiring harness connects the cooktop/oven burner components to the appliance's control systems, restoring reliable ignition and power routing for the burner box area. Use to replace a damaged or burnt harness for safer operation. What it does

• Routes electrical connections between igniters, sensors, switches, and control modules in the burner box
• Restores ignition or heating when a frayed or open harness prevents burners from sparking or heating
• Replaces harnesses with cracked insulation or melted connectors that can cause intermittent operation or arcing
• Helps eliminate electrical shorts and poor contact at connector plugs inside the burner box

• One burner box wiring harness as shown

• Disconnect all power (electrical and gas) before servicing; verify power is off
• Inspect connectors and routing in the burner box, replacing any mounting clips or fasteners if damaged
• Ensure correct connector seating and secure wiring away from high-heat components

This wiring harness routes power and signals between the appliance's control and various electrical components, restoring reliable electrical connections and helping the appliance operate as designed. Use it when wiring is damaged, corroded, or intermittent. What it does:

• Delivers power and signal paths between control boards, switches, and motors
• Restores lost or intermittent electrical connections that can cause failure to start or run
• Replaces burned, frayed, or broken wires and damaged connector terminals
• Helps eliminate arcing, shorts, and communication errors caused by faulty wiring

• Always disconnect all power (unplug or shut off breaker) before starting repairs
• Match connectors and wire routing to the original harness; avoid stretching or pinching wires
• Inspect mating connectors and terminals for damage before installation; replace any damaged parts
• If connectors are tight or corroded, clean or replace them rather than forcing connections

Fix a burner that won't heat or won't turn off with this cooktop burner control switch. Most DIYers complete this repair in under 30 minutes.