General Electric Cooktop Switch

The Infinite Heat Switch Kit is an OEM part for GE ranges and cooktops. This kit is essential for controlling the temperature of the burners on your range or cooktop, allowing you to adjust the heat level from low to high. 

Causes of damage to the infinite heat switch can include normal wear and tear from frequent use, electrical issues such as short circuits or power surges, and physical damage from cleaning or impact. 

Symptoms of a bad Infinite Heat Switch include:

• Burners not heating to the desired temperature, either staying too hot or not getting hot enough.
• The burner not turning on at all, indicating a possible failure in the switch's electrical contacts or circuit.
• Inconsistent cooking temperatures, where the burner cycles on and off too frequently or not often enough, affecting cooking performance.

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

The Infinite Control Switch is an OEM part for GE ranges and cooktops. This switch regulates the heat levels of the burners, allowing users to adjust the cooking temperature to their desired setting. It ensures that each burner provides consistent and controllable heat for precise cooking.

Causes of a bad infinite control switch can include regular wear and tear, electrical surges, or damage from spills and splashes. Over time, these factors can lead to the switch malfunctioning, which may result in poor temperature control or complete failure of the burner.

Symptoms of a bad infinite control switch include:

• The burner not heating up or heating inconsistently
• The burner staying on high heat regardless of the setting
• Difficulty adjusting the burner temperature
• The switch feeling loose or unresponsive

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

The Infinite Control Switch is an OEM replacement part for GE electric stoves. This component acts as the main selector switch for a Dual Coil Element stove to function in different modes and settings.

Symptoms of a bad infinite control switch include:

• Difficulty selecting or functioning in certain cooking modes or programs
• Stove burners or ovens not igniting or heating as selected  
• Controls flickering, blinking, or becoming unresponsive

Causes of a bad control switch can be normal wear from frequent use over time, loose connections from vibration, or potential spills that cause internal damage.

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore electric stove models. 

The Infinite Control Switch is an OEM part for GE ranges. This part controls the temperature of the surface burners by regulating the power sent to the heating elements, allowing for precise heat adjustments during cooking.

Causes of a bad infinite control switch can include electrical issues such as short circuits, wear and tear from regular use, or internal mechanical failures.

Symptoms of a bad infinite control switch include:

• The burner not heating up or getting stuck on one temperature
• Inconsistent or erratic heating
• Difficulty in adjusting the burner temperature
• The burner not turning off or on properly

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

The Infinite Control Switch is an OEM part for GE ranges. It controls and regulates the temperature of the cooktop surface elements.

Causes of a faulty Infinite Control Switch can vary. They may stem from electrical malfunctions or short circuits, mechanical wear due to repeated use, or exposure to moisture or debris.

Symptoms of a bad Infinite Control Switch include:

• Inability to adjust or control the cooktop temperature
• Erratic temperature fluctuations or inconsistent heating
• Complete failure to heat the cooking surface

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

The Infinite Switch is an OEM part for GE ranges and cooktops, this part controls the temperature of the surface burners. This switch allows for precise adjustments of the heat level, providing infinite control between low and high settings. By turning the dial, users can select the desired temperature, enabling the switch to regulate the power supplied to the burner.  

Causes of these issues can stem from electrical problems within the switch, such as worn contacts or internal short circuits. Physical damage to the switch or aging components can also lead to malfunctioning.

Symptoms of a bad Infinite Switch include:

• Burners not heating to the set level, or not heating at all 
• The burner temperature cannot be adjusted
• Unpredictable temperature fluctuations 

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

An infinite switch controls power to an electric range or cooktop surface element, letting you select and maintain heat levels. Replacing a failed switch restores proper on/off cycling and responsive temperature control for consistent burner performance.

• Regulates power to the surface element by cycling current at the setting you choose
• Interfaces with the burner knob to select Low through High heat
• Common failure symptoms: element stuck on high, won't heat, won't shut off, or heats erratically

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Access the control panel/backguard; note wire locations and transfer them to the new switch one at a time
• Secure the switch, reinstall the knob/panel, and test burner operation

This selector switch lets you choose the oven's operating mode from the front control knob. Replacing a worn switch restores reliable mode selection so power is routed correctly to the cooking function you select. What it does

• Connects the control knob to the proper circuit to engage the selected oven function
• Restores consistent operation when the oven won't start or won't stay in certain modes
• Addresses issues like only one function working or intermittent mode changes
• Helps when the knob turns but doesn't change functions or the selector shaft feels loose

• 1 selector switch

• Disconnect power at the breaker or fuse panel before servicing; allow the appliance to cool
• Pull off the control knob and remove the control panel/backguard to access the switch
• Move wires to the new switch one at a time, matching positions (take a photo or label leads)
• Secure the switch, reassemble, reinstall the knob, and test each oven function

This infinite switch regulates power to a range or cooktop surface element, letting you adjust heat from low to high. Replacing a worn switch restores smooth, reliable burner temperature control and helps prevent overheating or no-heat issues.

• Varies power to the surface element by cycling on and off based on the knob setting
• Helps deliver the selected heat level from simmer to full boil
• Failure can cause no heat, only high heat, inability to turn off, or erratic heating
• May present with a loose/nonresponsive knob, buzzing/arcing, or a burnt odor at the control

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Pull off the knob and open the control panel to access the switch
• Transfer wires one at a time to the matching terminals on the new switch; mount using existing hardware
• Reassemble, restore power, and test all heat settings on the burner

1200W Element Control

1900W Element Control

This 3-speed blower switch controls the exhaust fan in your range hood, allowing you to select low, medium, or high airflow. Replacing a worn switch can restore dependable ventilation and proper speed control. What it does:

• Selects low, medium, or high fan speed by routing power to the blower motor
• Helps resolve a fan that will not run, runs only on one speed, or will not change speeds
• Can address a switch that feels loose, sticks, or works intermittently

• 1 three-speed blower switch

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Access the control area; note wire locations (or take a photo) and transfer wires to the new switch one at a time
• Ensure push-on terminals are fully seated and secure
• Test all fan speeds before reassembly

This electronic control regulates oven functions and user commands, restoring reliable cycle selection, timing and temperature control when the original control fails. Designed as a direct-replacement control assembly for affected 2400-series ranges. What it does:

• Manages oven cooking cycles, timers and user interface inputs so settings run as selected
• Sends and receives signals to heating circuits and sensors to control temperature and run cycles
• Helps stop symptoms like a blank or flashing display, unresponsive buttons, or an oven that won't start or won't stop heating
• Restores normal electronic control behavior when the original board is damaged or fails

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before accessing the control — risk of electric shock
• Label or photograph wiring before disconnecting to ensure proper reconnection; handle the board by its edges to avoid damage
• Test functions after reconnecting power

This infinite control switch governs the heat output of an electric cooktop burner, letting you select variable heat settings for precise cooking. Replaces a worn or non-responsive burner control to restore smooth temperature control. What it does:

• Regulates power to an electric surface element for variable heat levels
• Allows dialed adjustments from low to high for simmering or boiling
• Commonly replaces switches that click, don't change heat, or fail to hold a setting
• Works with compatible surface element controls and wiring harnesses

• One infinite control switch

• Disconnect power at the breaker before accessing the range or cooktop
• Handle with care; avoid bending terminals or damaging the shaft and mounting tabs
• Verify correct knob and switch alignment during reassembly; test function before full use