Frigidaire 318394803 Switch OEM Part

When trouble shooting the problem I found that the light switch housing outer lip was broken allowing the switch to push through mounting surface behind the oven door. This is a slide in range so, I proceeded to pull the range away from the counter where I could unplug the power cord. Once the power was off like located the panel on the right upper side of the unit and removed the screws to allow access to the switch. I then unplugged the switch from the wiring harness and removed the damaged part. Located part number on switch, logged onto Appliance Pros.com and easily located the replacement unit by following the online instructions. Ordered part which arrived very timely and affordable. Replaced new switch by reversing the steps from taking out and finished the task easily. Than you Appliance Pros. Ease of locating, verifying, ordering and saving money for costly repairs. 5 stars to you! Robert S. Illinois

This is the second time this switch fried due to water boiling over on the range 1)shut the power off 2) open oven door 3) pop switch out with screw driver 4) unplug switch. and then your on your way plug new switch in turn power on and check switch, when switch works turn power off insert switch in oven wall turn power back on. p,s, when the switch shorted out the oven light stayed on so i unplugged switch then waited for the new switch that came in 3 days good luck.

Ordered and replaced new switch

Took 4 screws out on top of the control panel, and pulled control panel out where I could reach in behind. Found the receptacle for the switch was burned out. Found out there was another set of wires attached for the left side of the door, not being used. Rerouted those wires and plug to the right side of the door, purchased a new switch and plugged it in. Cut burned out plug off of the first set of wires, put wire nuts on, and taped them so there were no exposed wire ends. Put the panel back on, and TURNED THE POWER BACK ON.

Replaced switch and fan