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The Switch Gas Valve is an OEM part for GE ranges. It is responsible for controlling the flow of gas to the burners, allowing them to ignite and maintain a steady flame for cooking.
Causes of a bad switch gas valve can include wear and tear over time, buildup of debris or grease, or damage from repeated use or accidental impact. These issues can hinder the valve's ability to regulate gas flow effectively.
Symptoms of a bad switch gas valve include:
This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.
Bought this switch gas valve for the non-functional burner, and it cleared right up. Read more
The Rocker Switch is an OEM part for GE ranges. This switch is used to control the surface heating elements, allowing users to turn them on or off and adjust the heat levels. It is designed to fit securely into the range's control panel, providing reliable operation and ease of use.
Causes of a bad switch rocker element can include regular wear and tear, electrical issues, or damage from spills or high temperatures. Over time, the internal contacts of the switch can degrade, leading to malfunction.
Symptoms of a bad switch rocker element include:
Replaced the switch took a total of about five minutes. I pulled the stove out and turned the breaker off so I only had to pull it out enough to get a 1/4 " nut driver in behind it. Removed three screws and the back cover came off. I pushed the switch threw from the back and switched over the two wires then reversed the process. Completely easy if you can use a screw driver your crazy not to replace it yourself Read more
Burner stuck on high or won't adjust temperature? This range infinite switch controls surface element heat levels. Common DIY fix for uneven heating.
Replace the switch (part # WB24T10012). Read more
Fixes burner stuck on high or no heat issues. This infinite switch regulates cooktop element temperature by cycling power on and off. Simple replacement.
Just a simple install my maintenance man just put it in with no problems. Read more
If your gas burner won't light or keeps clicking after ignition, the igniter switch may be faulty. This switch closes when you turn the knob to spark.
Ordered an igniter switch for $21.95. (the left front handle was turned the wrong although clearly marked: Off, Lite, X-high, high, med, low, simmer. Guess some folks cannot read and deduce.) When we returned from out of town to relieve the sitting family members I noticed the left front burner handle was sitting at 11 o'clock instead of true OFF at 12, straight up and down. When I would correct the position the ignitor would begin until I once again would back it up until the light would go... Read more
Burner stuck on high or not heating? This infinite switch regulates cooktop burner power. Typical DIY repair takes about 30 minutes with basic tools.
First, let me say that I was very pleased that the parts showed up the day after I ordered them. Thank you so much for the expedient service. I replaced the surface control switches wire for wire and that was all that was needed for the elements to start working again. Read more
Burner won't heat or stays stuck on? This surface element rocker switch restores reliable on/off control. Simple DIY repair—just 4 screws, 30 minutes.
Worst part of job was sliding stove out from wall. Remove 4 small screws from shield on top of stove, disconnect two connectors from switch rocker, push lock tabs inward so you can push switch rocker outward from back toward burners threw frame of stove, insert new unit until click locks, reconnect wires, and reinsert shield back on top stove and secure with 4 screws removed earlier. Easy job, part shipped from AppliancePartsPros.com Fedex ASAP. Read more
Burner won't turn off or stays on high? This infinite switch controls power to your surface element. Moderate DIY repair restores heat control.
Disconnected ( already tripped) breaker in the panel. Lifted cooked top unscrewed the glass top and set aside. I took the picture of the wires connected to the control on my ipad and replaced broken control. reconnected the wires as per picture. Cleaned the greased glass top and replaced the infinite switch seal for the broken control. Then reinstall glass top back on the cooktop and put the cooktop back in in place. Enable breaker in the panel and now i have good working cooktop again. ( do... Read more
Oven won't change modes or burner won't heat? The selector switch routes power to cooking functions. Moderate DIY repair with video guidance available.
My cooktop repair was a total success from start to finish. I reviewed and later followed the APP repair video, which helped me decide if I wanted to tackle the repairs and guided me right before I started. The APP phone staff member was very helpful verifying the parts I had identified online using the model number of my older GE Profile cooktop to locate and view the correct online exploded view diagram. I told him it was a pleasure working with him. The parts arrived within 3 days of... Read more
6" element switch
Talked to a representative at your company they said it was probably the infinite switch. I purchased all four switches, replaced all four burner switches. Very easy to do. In less than an hour to replace all four. Read more
This is a high-amp SPDT (single pole, double throw) switch used in the oven door mechanism. It detects whether the oven door is open or closed and signals the control to enable or disable certain functions such as the oven light or broil element. Replace this switch if the oven light does not turn on or off when the door is opened or closed, or if the oven does not operate correctly in relation to door position.
Replaced faulty latch with new latch. New latch was different configuration, but the fit was okay. The only issue was that the wires to the electric motor were just barely long enough. Overall easy repair if you have a T15 Torx bit, phillips screwdriver, and 1/4" nut driver. Hardest part is removing the gas cooktop to gain access to the cleaning latch. 0. Turn off electric to stove; remove the cast iron grates, center caps/orifices, and catch pans from the stovetop. 1. Disconnect the... Read more
Fixes burner stuck on high, won't heat, or uneven heating. This infinite switch regulates surface element power for precise temperature control.
Replaced burner. Burner was shipped by FedEx overnight (my choice of shipping). Thank you to Joy and Vincent. Read more
Burner stuck on or won't turn off? This infinite switch restores precise heat control to your surface element. Takes about 20 minutes to replace.
Found best price for replacement switch at @ AppliancePartsPro. But took another day to find procedure on how to replace. Ordered switch on Mon before 5:00pm and & paid for 2nd day delivery. Got email from FedX, delivery not scheduled until Fri 29th. Wife was upset; but I got lucky: it showed up Wed afternoon. Took 20 minutes to replace. Read more
Burner stuck on high or won't heat properly? This infinite switch controls temperature settings. Common fix for dual burners that won't adjust heat levels.
1200W Element Control
I took the cook top of its support disconnected the electricity took the part off the panel and replaced the faulty control. Read more
This infinite switch controls the heat level of your range's surface cooking elements. It regulates power flow to provide different temperature settings from low simmer to high heat. Replace this part if a burner won't heat up, stays on high heat, or cycles on and off irregularly.
Ordered the element control for my dual front right burner and a infinite heat switch for my left front large single burner. Removed cooktop and followed the instructions video given with the parts online. Process was simple and everything on my cooktop is working like it is brand new. The only problem I have is with the online chat, save time by calling in and talking to someone as the people I talked to online (4 of them) are in such a hurry to get to the next call they gave conflicting part... Read more
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