Kenmore / Sears Range Switch

Burner won't turn down from high or stays on? This infinite switch regulates heat to surface elements. Common DIY fix for overheating burners.

This door-activated plunger light switch controls the interior lamp by turning it on when the door opens and off when it closes, restoring proper interior illumination and preventing lights from staying on or failing to light. What it does:

• Detects door position and completes the circuit to power the interior light when the door opens.
• Replaces a worn, stuck, or broken door light switch that prevents the lamp from turning on.
• Common symptoms: interior light does not turn on, light stays on continuously, or light works intermittently.
• Simple, direct replacement for the door-mounted lamp switch assembly.

• Disconnect power or unplug the appliance before servicing to avoid electrical shock.
• Access the switch from the door liner or hinge area; basic hand tools (screwdriver) are typically required.
• Handle the switch and wiring gently; confirm correct wiring orientation before reconnecting power.

Range burner won't heat or stuck on high? This infinite switch controls surface element temperature settings. Restores precise heat control to cooktop.

This control switch is the user-facing rotary selector that lets the appliance select cycles and settings. It restores clear, tactile control so the unit responds correctly when you turn the knob. What it does:

• Selects operating cycles and settings when the knob is turned
• Routes electrical signals from the control panel to the selected function
• Commonly replaced when settings do not change or the control feels loose/slips
• Resolves intermittent or unresponsive cycle selection and erratic behavior

• Disconnect power before attempting any repair to avoid electrical shock
• Accessible from the control panel; remove trim or console as needed per your model's service instructions
• Test function after reassembly; do not force the selector or use excessive torque

Range burners won't light or clicking but not igniting? This igniter switch controls spark ignition for reliable burner lighting. Moderate DIY repair.

This push-button door switch detects when the appliance door is closed and allows normal operation. It replaces a worn or failed door interlock to restore reliable start/stop response and user safety. What it does

• Acts as the door-closed sensor that permits the appliance to start when the door is latched.
• Interrupts power to drive/heating circuits when the door opens, preventing operation with an open door.
• Stops intermittent starting or running caused by a faulty or stuck switch.
• Helps resolve symptoms like the appliance not starting, stopping mid-cycle, or not responding to door closure.

• One door switch (push-button type)

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before accessing electrical components.
• Remove door trim or control panel as needed to access and replace the switch; keep track of screws and clips.
• Verify switch operation with a continuity meter before and after installation.

Color: Black

Range burner won't heat or stays on high? This infinite switch controls surface element temperature settings. Common fix for heat regulation issues.

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

If your range burner won't heat, stays on high, or won't turn off, the infinite switch may be faulty. This part controls surface element temperature.

If your range burner won't heat, stays on high, or cycles incorrectly, the infinite switch likely failed. This direct-fit part restores precise heat control.

Fix range display issues, unresponsive controls, or error codes with this control board assembly. Common repair for ranges that won't start or heat properly.