Kenmore / Sears Washer Switch

This washer water level pressure switch senses air pressure from the tub and signals the control to stop the fill at the correct point, helping prevent overfilling and ensuring each cycle uses the right amount of water. What it does:

• Monitors tub water level via the air dome hose and internal diaphragm
• Sends signals to the control to open/close the inlet valves during fill
• Helps match water level to the selected or programmed setting
• Failure symptoms include overfilling/overflow, continuous filling, low or no fill, or cycles not advancing from the fill stage

• One pressure switch

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Access the console/control area; note wire and hose positions before removal
• Transfer the air tube and wiring to the new switch; seat the tube fully and ensure it isn't kinked, cracked, or clogged
• Reassemble and run a quick fill test to ensure the valve shuts off at the proper level

This water level pressure switch senses tub water level through an air hose and signals the control when to stop filling and allow spin. Replacing a failed switch restores proper fill levels and reliable cycle progression. What it does:

• Monitors water level via air pressure from the tub's air dome hose
• Signals the control to start/stop filling at the correct level
• Prevents overfilling and enables spin only when the tub is empty
• Common symptoms: overfills or underfills, won't fill, keeps filling, won't advance or won't spin

• Pressure switch

• Disconnect power and water supply before servicing
• Access the switch (typically under the top or rear panel) and release its mounting clip/screws
• Transfer wires one at a time; move the air hose to the new switch and ensure a tight, unobstructed connection
• Secure the switch and run a test fill/spin; inspect the air hose for kinks, cracks, or soap residue

This water level pressure switch senses the tub's fill level through an air hose and signals the washer to start or stop filling and advance the cycle. Replacing a faulty switch restores proper fill levels and reliable cycle timing.

• Monitors water level via an internal pressure diaphragm connected to the tub air hose
• Opens/closes contacts to control the inlet valve and inform the timer/control
• Common symptoms: washer overfills or keeps filling, won't fill, incorrect/erratic water levels
• Cycle may stall at fill or rinse when the switch doesn't detect the proper level

• Disconnect power and turn off water before servicing
• Access the console; transfer wires to the new switch one at a time to maintain correct positions
• Inspect and firmly seat the pressure hose; ensure the hose and tub air dome are clear and the hose isn't cracked or kinked
• After installation, run a test fill to verify proper shutoff at the selected level

This rotary, 3-position temperature selector switch lets you choose the cycle's temperature. When it wears out, settings may not respond or temperatures may be wrong. Replacing it restores accurate temperature selection and dependable performance.

• Provides user control of temperature with three selectable positions
• Sends the chosen setting to the appliance's control system to achieve the requested temperature
• Common signs of failure: only one setting works, temperature doesn't match the selection, or the selector is loose/hard to turn
• Visible damage to the switch shaft or terminals

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Access the switch from the control panel/console
• Note wire locations and transfer them one-by-one (or take a photo for reference)
• Reinstall the existing knob, aligning the flat on the shaft as removed

This Marquardt ground switch completes the appliance's ground connection so controls and safety systems have a proper reference. Replace a failed ground switch to restore reliable grounding and help eliminate related electrical faults. What it does:

• Provides the ground connection path used by controls and safety circuits.
• Replaced when continuity tests fail or when appliances have intermittent power, control errors, or nuisance breaker trips.
• Restores correct electrical grounding to help reduce fault conditions and erratic control behavior.
• Matches the original switch form and electrical connector layout for a direct replacement.

• Disconnect all power (unplug appliance and/or shut off breaker) before beginning service.
• Photograph or label wiring and connector positions before removal; transfer connectors to the new switch exactly.
• Inspect connectors and wiring for damage; replace any frayed or heat-damaged wiring.

This water level pressure switch senses the tub's water level and tells the control when to stop filling and move to the next stage, helping prevent overfilling and ensuring consistent wash, rinse, and spin performance.

• Monitors air pressure from the tub's air dome to determine water level
• Signals the control/timer to open/close inlet valves and advance the cycle
• Enables agitation and spin only after the target level is reached
• Common failure symptoms: incorrect fill levels, won't advance from fill, pauses mid-cycle, or repeated fill/drain behavior

• Disconnect power before servicing; shut off water supply as a precaution
• Access the switch in the console/top area (location varies by model)
• Move the pressure hose and wire connector(s) to the new switch; secure all connections air-tight
• Inspect the pressure hose for kinks, clogs, or cracks and clear/replace if needed to avoid repeat issues

This is the washer's water level pressure switch. It senses the tub's water level and tells the control when to start/stop filling and when to advance the cycle. Replacing a failing switch restores accurate fill levels and reliable cycle progression. What it does:

• Monitors tub water level via air pressure through the attached hose
• Opens/closes the inlet valve circuit to stop or start water fill
• Signals the timer/control to advance to wash, rinse, and spin at the correct level
• Common failure symptoms: overfilling or won't stop filling, won't fill, cycle won't advance, or won't agitate/spin

• 1 water level pressure switch

• Disconnect power and shut off water before servicing
• Lift/remove the control console to access the switch
• Label and transfer wires; move the pressure (air dome) hose to the new switch and ensure a snug, unkinked connection
• Inspect the hose for cracks, kinks, blockages, or water inside; reassemble and run a test fill to operation

This adjustable buzzer kit replaces a failed or noisy mini buzzer to restore audible alerts for cycles, timers and notifications. Compact design lets the appliance signal you reliably when cycles finish or need attention. What it does:

• Produces audible tones for cycle end, timers and other appliance notifications
• Replaces buzzers that are silent, intermittent, weak or emitting erratic beeps
• Helps you hear and identify completed cycles and timed alerts
• Small, mountable unit that fits behind the control panel and connects to the control board

• One adjustable buzzer kit

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock risk
• Access may require removing the control panel; keep fasteners organized for reassembly
• Disconnect the buzzer wiring harness or connector before removing the old unit; connect the new buzzer the same way
• Test buzzer function with power restored before fully reassembling

2 position. Extra rinse.

Color: Black. Instruction sheet included.

This water level pressure switch monitors the tub's water level via an air hose and signals the washer when to stop filling and move to the next step. Replacing a failed switch restores accurate fills and reliable cycle operation.

• Senses tub water level through air pressure and communicates with the timer/control
• Shuts off inlet valves at the correct level to help prevent overfilling
• Allows the cycle to advance to wash, drain, and spin based on sensed level
• Common symptoms: overfilling/overflow, underfilling or no fill, cycle stuck at fill/sensing, no agitate or spin

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Access the control console to remove the old switch; note wire locations for correct transfer
• Move the air hose to the new switch and ensure the hose is clear, undamaged, and snug at both ends
• Reassemble and run a test fill to verify proper shutoff and cycle progression

This pressure switch assembly monitors the washer's tub water level and signals the control to fill, drain, and advance cycles properly. Replacing a faulty switch restores accurate water level sensing for reliable washing performance.

• Senses air pressure from the tub to determine water level
• Helps prevent overfilling and underfilling
• Common failure symptoms: overfills or won't fill, won't advance to spin/drain, drains continuously, or shows a PE (water level sensor) error
• Can cause intermittent cycle stops when readings are inaccurate

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Access is typically from the top/console area; note hose and connector positions
• Inspect/clear the pressure hose; ensure it's not cracked, kinked, or blocked
• Seat the hose fully on the barb and reconnect the wire harness securely; test a fill cycle for proper operation

Restore precise cycle selection with this rotary encoder cycle switch. Mounted behind the control knob, it sends your chosen setting to the washer's control, resolving unresponsive or erratic knob behavior so the correct cycle and indicators engage.

• Translates knob rotation into signals the main control uses to select a wash cycle
• Helps ensure the selected cycle registers accurately on the user interface
• Wear or internal faults may cause an unresponsive or erratic cycle knob
• May also lead to incorrect indicator lights, intermittent selection, or a no-start condition

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Pull the knob straight off; open the console to access the encoder
• Release locking tabs and transfer wiring one connector at a time; align the keyed shaft
• Reassemble and verify the indicators respond to knob rotation before running a load

This water level pressure switch senses the tub's water level via air pressure and signals the control to stop filling at the correct point, helping the cycle advance properly and guarding against overfilling.

• Monitors water level through the pressure hose and reports to the control
• Shuts off inlet valves when the target level is reached
• Allows the cycle to proceed and spin only when the tub is sensed empty
• Common symptoms of a failed switch include overfilling or underfilling, long fill, stopping during fill, not advancing, or water-level error codes

• Disconnect power and turn off water supplies before servicing
• Access the console/control area; move the wire harness and pressure hose to the new switch and secure it in place
• Inspect the pressure hose for kinks, cracks, or moisture; clear or replace if damaged to ensure accurate sensing
• Ensure an airtight hose connection, then run a test fill to verify proper shutoff and operation

This rotary on/off switch controls the dryer's Finish Guard (also called Wrinkle Guard/Wrinkle Shield) feature. Replacing it restores proper control of the post-cycle intermittent tumbling that helps reduce wrinkles, preventing the feature from being stuck on or off.

• Provides 2-position on/off selection for the Finish Guard/Wrinkle Guard function
• Failure can cause the feature not to engage or to stay on after the cycle ends
• Knob may feel loose or fail to click when the switch is worn
• Mounts in the control console and interfaces with the external selector knob

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access through the control console; remove paneling as needed
• Transfer wires one at a time or photograph connections for reference
• Reinstall using the existing knob and mounting hardware

This Smart ATC temperature switch senses and helps regulate oven temperature for more consistent cooking. It replaces a failed switch to restore correct temperature feedback to the range control for accurate heating. What it does:

• Detects oven temperature and sends a signal to the control so heating elements cycle appropriately
• Helps correct issues where the oven runs too hot, too cold, or cycles erratically
• Works as part of the temperature control system—does not include the main control board
• Replaces a worn or failed temperature/A.T.C. sensor switch to restore proper temperature sensing

• One temperature switch (Smart ATC)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Access typically requires removing the oven control panel or back panel; keep track of screws and wire connections
• Handle the switch and connector gently to avoid damage; verify wiring matches original before reconnecting