General Electric Switch

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.

Fixes continuous clicking or burners that won't spark when you turn the knob. This harness connects knob switches to the ignition circuit. DIY-friendly repair.

Fix a dryer that overheats or won't heat properly with a new temperature switch. Controls heat settings across multiple cycles. DIY-friendly repair.

This plunger switch is the push-style electrical switch that completes a circuit when an actuator is depressed, restoring reliable on/off signaling. Use it to replace a worn or broken plunger switch that causes intermittent or non-responsive operation. What it does:

• Closes an electrical circuit when the plunger is pushed, sending a signal to the appliance control.
• Commonly used where a door, lever or dispenser actuator must register a position or user input.
• Can correct symptoms like intermittent operation, a dispenser or mechanism that won't activate, or a stuck/unresponsive actuator.
• Acts as a direct mechanical-to-electrical interface—no electronics required.

• Disconnect power (unplug or turn off breaker) before servicing to avoid shock.
• Remove the access panel or housing to reach the switch; note actuator orientation before removal.
• Disconnect terminals or harness, then swap the old switch for the new one; reconnect terminals securely.
• Test the plunger action and appliance function before reinstalling panels.

This is a white rocker switch used on the control panel of a range or oven. It functions as an on/off toggle for a specific burner or oven feature. Replace this switch if it no longer clicks into position, feels loose, or fails to activate the corresponding element when toggled.

Fix a dryer that won't start or starts intermittently with this start switch replacement. Restores the start circuit for reliable operation. Easy DIY fix.

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 float switch detects rising water in the refrigerator drain pan or lower cabinet area and signals the appliance control to help prevent overflow and water damage. Use it to replace a failed or intermittent water-level sensor. What it does:

• Senses high water level in the drain pan or collection area and closes the circuit to alert the control.
• Helps identify causes of leaks and pooling under or behind the appliance.
• Commonly used when symptoms include water on the floor, drip pan overflow, or water-related error/alert conditions.
• Matches OEM function for refrigeration units that include a float-based water-detection circuit.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repairs; shut off the water supply if working near water lines.
• Access may require removing lower kick plate or back panel; handle plastic clips and fasteners carefully.
• Disconnect electrical connector gently and note orientation before installing the replacement; secure wiring and verify float moves freely.
• Restore power and run a short test cycle or simulate water level to ensure proper operation.

Burner won't spark or ignite? This ignition switch controls the spark module for gas range surface burners. Mounts on the valve assembly behind knobs.

This infinite control switch regulates the heat output of a surface burner element on an electric range. It connects to the burner element wiring and allows you to adjust the cooking temperature from low to high. Replace this switch if a burner stays on one heat level regardless of the knob position, won't turn off, or doesn't heat at all.

Dishwasher won't start or stops mid-cycle? This door latch microswitch signals the control when the door is securely closed. DIY-friendly repair.

Replacement switch harness that connects a cooktop or range surface element switch to the appliance wiring, restoring secure electrical connections so burners heat reliably and reduce intermittent or unsafe operation. What it does:

• Carries power between the surface element (infinite) switch and the cooktop element or terminal block.
• Restores reliable heating when a damaged harness causes intermittent or no heat.
• Replaces frayed, burned, or corroded wiring that can cause arcing, sparking, or a burning smell.
• Keeps connector terminals secure to prevent loose connections and erratic element behavior.

• Disconnect all power (unplug range or shut off circuit breaker) before starting any work.
• Make secure, fully seated connections; avoid pinched or kinked wires and route harness clear of heat sources.

Burner won't turn on or heat settings won't change? This control switch sail assembly restores the actuator that engages your range's control switch.

Burner won't spark or clicks continuously? This igniter switch restores reliable burner ignition. Simple DIY repair fixes faulty spark switches.

Fix a non-responsive dispenser or door switch with this refrigerator switch actuator. Restores reliable microswitch engagement when worn or broken.

Fix burners that won't spark or igniter that won't stop clicking. This switch harness relays signals from knobs to spark module. Moderate DIY repair.