How to Troubleshoot & Replace Ge AP2024072 / WB24T10025 Range Infinite Switch 8 Inch

I installed a new infinite switch. 

Replaced the switch. I watched the video and ordered the part. The part arrived in a few days. It took me, maybe 15 minutes. Now it works great! 

Replaced 

Removed the old switch and replaced it with a new switch. I was impressed with the speed of the delivery of the new switch, ordered it Friday and got it Monday. That was a quick turnaround! Actually the hardest part of the R&R of the burner switch was lifting the stove up to expose the side screws so they could be removed. The rest was a breeze a 5 minute job from start to finish! 

Replaced defective switch 

Order and received the switch and intalled switch with easy. Working just fine. 

SHUT OFF POWER TO RANGE, SAFETY FIRST. PULLED KNOB AND UNSCREWED SWITCH, OPENED BACK OF RANGE TO ACCESS WIRING, REPLACE SWITCH, DIDN'T SOLVE ISSUE. CHECKED WIRING AND FOUND THAT THE BURNER LIGHT HAD INDIVIDUAL WIRES TO SWITCH, SHUT OFF POWER, DISCONECTED BURNER LIGHT FROM THE NEXT SWITCH AND POWERED ON RANGE, FOUND DEFECTIVE SWITCH AND REPLACED. IT NOW WORKS GREAT. 

I talked to a handy friend of mine when my stove went on the fritz and he told me I probably just needed to replace "a switch." Armed with that super-helpful nugget of information, I hit up Appliance Parts Pros and found a diagram showing the switch I needed to replace AND an incredibly helpful video demonstrating the repair. I removed the back of the control panel, swapped out the wires from one part to the other, screwed everything back on, and my stove has worked beautifully ever since! 

Unfortunately, I called a repairman before I watched the video about the problem and how to fix it. I cost me $75 for the service call but since for some reason the stove didn't "act up", there and then the repairman didn't open it up and said to call if the problem "reoccurs". I questioned him about the problem and he basically told me how to diagnose it and fix it. What really prompted me to search for the switch replacement was his price quote for the item. It seem way too high, basically a rip-off. After I consulted ApliancePartsPros.com it proved that he was bluffing. The cost of the switch was a fraction of what he quoted. The rest is history. I got my part from AppliancePartsPros.com speedily and fixed the stove in half an hour. 

It was the easiest repair job I think I have ever had to do. No kidding. Six small screws, pop off the knob, then take out the old switch, put in the new one,put back in the 6 screws and plug it in and it works great !. It does not get any easier than that. Thanks for the help.