Cooktop Switch

This push-button door switch detects when the appliance door is closed and allows normal operation. It replaces a worn or failed door interlock to restore reliable start/stop response and user safety. What it does

• Acts as the door-closed sensor that permits the appliance to start when the door is latched.
• Interrupts power to drive/heating circuits when the door opens, preventing operation with an open door.
• Stops intermittent starting or running caused by a faulty or stuck switch.
• Helps resolve symptoms like the appliance not starting, stopping mid-cycle, or not responding to door closure.

• One door switch (push-button type)

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before accessing electrical components.
• Remove door trim or control panel as needed to access and replace the switch; keep track of screws and clips.
• Verify switch operation with a continuity meter before and after installation.

This infinite switch controls the heat level for a stove's top burner, letting the burner cycle through a range of settings for precise cooking. Replaces a failed burner control to restore adjustable heat on the cooktop. What it does:

• Regulates electrical power to a single top burner to change flame/heat between low and high settings
• Replaces a worn or faulty control that causes burners to stay off, not heat, or only work on fixed settings
• Helps resolve intermittent or unresponsive burner control behavior and uneven heating
• Matches OEM function for electronic/mechanical infinite control circuits used on many electric ranges

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid electric shock
• Access typically requires removing the cooktop or control panel
• Inspect wiring and terminal connectors for damage; replace any frayed wires or loose terminals before reassembly

This infinite switch controls heat output to an electric range surface burner, restoring variable temperature control for cooking. Replacing a worn or faulty burner control brings back smooth, stepless power adjustment at the cooktop. What it does:

• Regulates electrical power to a surface/top burner so you can set low-to-high heat levels.
• Re-establishes variable temperature control when a burner is stuck high, stuck low, or won't heat.
• Replaces a failing rotary control that clicks, won't change settings, or loses continuity.
• Works with the cooktop wiring and mounting used by the original burner control.

• Disconnect power at the breaker before starting any repair to avoid electric shock.
• Verify the replacement matches the old switch's terminals and mounting before installation.
• Reconnect wiring securely and test the burner operation after restoring power.

This infinite surface burner switch controls the variable heat output for a cooktop surface element, letting the burner cycle through low-to-high heat settings for normal cooking. It restores responsive temperature control when the burner won't regulate. What it does:

• Regulates power to a surface heating element for adjustable heat from low to high
• Causes symptoms like a burner that won't heat, won't change temperature, or only works at one setting
• Replaces a failed or intermittent control that makes the knob feel loose or non-responsive
• Works with standard single-element surface heating circuits

• One infinite surface burner switch

• Disconnect power at the breaker before replacing electrical components
• Basic hand tools required; access may require removing the cooktop or burner assembly

This surface burner valve switch mounts on the gas valve stem and signals the spark module when you turn the knob. Replacing a faulty switch restores consistent clicking and reliable ignition on the affected cooktop burner. What it does:

• Mounts to the surface burner gas valve and closes the ignition circuit when the knob is turned to Lite
• Sends power to the spark module to create the clicking needed to ignite the flame
• Symptoms may include: burner won't spark, intermittent ignition, continuous clicking with knobs off, or a burner lights only when another knob is turned

• One valve switch

• Disconnect electrical power and shut off gas supply; allow the cooktop/range to cool
• Remove the knob and front panel or manifold cover to access the valve area
• Note wire positions, transfer the wires to the new switch, and secure it on the valve stem in the same orientation
• Reassemble, restore power and gas, then test burner ignition