General Electric Wall Oven Switch

This high-amp SPDT switch routes power between circuits in cooking appliances to control items such as locks, element relays, or fans. Replacing a worn switch restores dependable operation and helps eliminate intermittent on/off issues. What it does:

• Single-pole, double-throw action directs power between NO/NC circuits based on actuator position
• Used to signal or control a component per the model's design (e.g., latch/lock, relay, fan)
• Failure symptoms can include no activation, stuck-on/off behavior, intermittent operation, or heat-damaged terminals
• Electrical tests may show incorrect continuity between COM–NO/NC when pressed or released

• Includes: 1 SPDT high-amp switch

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Label or photograph wiring; move leads to matching COM/NO/NC terminals on the new switch
• Mount with the correct actuator orientation and secure any bracket or screws
• Inspect connectors for heat damage; ensure tight spade fits, restore power, and test operation

Oven light switch.

This latch switch secures the appliance door and signals the control when the door is closed, helping the unit operate safely and reliably. It's a direct-fit replacement that restores reliable door engagement and switch activation. What it does:

• Physically latches the door and provides the electrical switch signal to the control
• Prevents operation when the door is not fully closed or latched
• Common symptom: appliance won't start or cycles because the door isn't registering closed
• Common symptom: door won't stay securely latched or feels loose when closed

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off circuit breaker) before installing to avoid shock
• Installation typically requires removing the door or control panel and basic hand tools
• Handle the switch and wiring harness carefully; avoid forcing connectors
• Test door operation and continuity of the switch before reassembling

This is a black rocker switch used to control a function on compatible ranges/cooktops. Replacing a worn or inoperative switch restores positive on/off control and reliable operation of the connected feature.

• Controls an appliance function (such as a light or igniter circuit) with a single on/off action
• Common failure signs: switch won't stay on, no response when toggled, intermittent operation, or physical damage/discoloration
• Direct-fit replacement designed for the original switch location
• Helps restore safe, predictable control to the appliance

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off gas before servicing
• Access is typically from the control panel; retain orientation of wires and note terminal positions
• Transfer wires one at a time to the new switch to avoid miswiring
• Inspect connectors for heat damage; replace damaged terminals before reassembly

This is a replacement right switch sail — the right-side actuator that mounts to the appliance control panel and engages the underlying switch. It restores a positive tactile lever so the control switch can be operated reliably. What it does:

• Replaces a broken, cracked or missing right-side switch actuator on the control panel
• Provides a firm, consistent surface to engage the underlying electrical switch
• Helps eliminate loose, stuck, or non-responsive control levers
• Restores correct alignment so the switch clicks and functions as intended

• One right switch sail (actuator) as shown

• High-level swap: remove the control panel trim, lift out the old actuator, and snap the new sail into the switch housing
• Use care to avoid damaging nearby plastic tabs or the switch; verify correct orientation before snapping into place
• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid electrical shock

This upper oven selector switch engages the oven's control functions so you can choose cooking mode and heat. A direct-fit control panel switch designed to restore reliable selection and operation of oven settings. What it does

• Selects oven cooking modes and routes power to the oven control circuitry
• Helps the oven change between bake, broil and other selectable functions
• Common symptoms: oven does not heat, cannot change modes, or selector feels loose/non-responsive
• Replaces a worn or intermittent control switch on the oven control panel

• Always disconnect power at the breaker before servicing the range or oven
• Access usually requires removing the control panel; handle trim and electronics carefully
• Use the exact part number when replacing to ensure fit and function
• Test oven mode selection and heat output after installation

An encoder assembly mode is a feature included in wall ovens produced by several manufacturers. The purpose of this component is to assist with the signals sent to the control panel for various operations within the oven. Damages to the machine, misuse, or normal wear and tear can lead the encoder assembly mode to quit working. If it no longer is working, a replacement part is required.If an oven isn't responding correctly to the settings input into the control board, the encoder assembly mode could be the problem. Replacing the part is a simple repair. Always disconnect the appliance before starting the disassembly process. Wear gloves to protect hands. The component is located inside the control panel of the oven. The control panel must be taken apart to gain access to this part. Reconnect all wires securely before testing.This encoder assembly mode is an authentic OEM replacement part. It is sold as an individual unit. The encoder assembly mode component is made of high-quality, durable materials. The replacement part is compatible with several different models of ovens. It can be installed in appliances manufactured by General Electric, Hotpoint, and RCA.