Dishwasher Switch

This right switch breakwater helps position and protect the dryer control switch assembly, keeping the switch secure and preventing rubbing or shorting. It restores stable switch alignment for reliable control operation. What it does:

• Holds the right control switch in place to prevent movement and wear
• Protects the switch from contact with adjacent components that can cause sticking or intermittent operation
• Helps stop rattling or vibration-related noise from the control area
• Supports proper button/knob actuation for consistent user input

• One right switch breakwater

• Intended for use in the dryer control area; inspect surrounding parts for related damage
• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or accidental startup
• Use basic hand tools; do not overtighten fasteners to avoid cracking the plastic
• Replace damaged switches or mounting hardware together for best results

This infinite burner switch controls heat output for a cooktop burner so you can adjust cooking temperature smoothly. Replaces a worn or failed control to restore variable heating response on compatible ranges. What it does:

• Regulates burner heat by varying power to the surface element for precise temperature control
• Commonly replaces switches that cause a burner to stay cold, not heat evenly, or only work at one setting
• Helps stop clicking, erratic heating, or loss of low/high heat range when the original switch fails
• Works as the user control interface behind the cooktop knob (requires matching shaft/terminal configuration)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Verify shaft style and terminal layout match the original switch for proper fit and function
• Handle surrounding trim and glass cooktop pieces carefully to prevent damage during removal

A selector switch used to choose operating modes or settings on compatible Frigidaire appliances. Replacing a worn or failed selector restores reliable user control and lets the appliance respond correctly to setting changes. What it does:

• Acts as the user-facing control for selecting cycles, temperature, or function positions
• Routes power to the correct internal circuits based on the selected position
• Common symptoms: appliance won't change modes, selector feels loose or sticks, or settings don't engage reliably
• Helps restore accurate selection and repeatable operation when the original switch is faulty

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before attempting service
• Access may require removing the control panel or console; keep fasteners organized
• Avoid forcing the switch or contacts; inspect wiring and connectors for damage