Maytag Switch

This lid switch is the washer's safety interlock. It detects when the lid is closed so the machine can agitate and spin, and cuts power when the lid is opened to stop operation and enhance user safety.

• Monitors lid position and allows agitation/spin only when the lid is closed
• Interrupts motor operation if the lid opens during a cycle
• Common failure symptoms: washer won't start or spin, fills but stalls, stops intermittently, or displays "lid open" alerts
• Restores proper cycle progression and safety shutoff when replaced

• Disconnect power and water supply before servicing
• Access the switch from under the top panel/console per your model's procedure
• Release the old switch, move the harness to the new switch, and secure wiring away from moving parts
• Ensure the lid closes and actuates the switch before reassembly and test run

This door lock spin enable switch signals the washer's control that the door is securely locked so the cycle can advance into high-speed spin. Replacing a failed switch restores safe spin operation and prevents door/lock-related interruptions.

• Confirms the door latch is fully engaged and enables spin
• Prevents the drum from spinning when the door is not locked
• Common failure symptoms: won't spin or stops before high-speed spin; door/lock light doesn't come on; intermittent spin or door/lock error

• Disconnect power (and turn off water) before servicing
• Access the door latch assembly; remove the door boot clamp if required
• Transfer wires to the new switch one at a time; secure the switch in the latch housing
• Reassemble, verify the door locks, and run a spin test

The Switch, Infinite (RF) is an OEM replacement part for Whirlpool ranges. This switch controls the heat level of the right-front burner on the cooktop, providing the user with the ability to adjust the burner to the desired temperature setting. It works by regulating the electrical current sent to the burner.

Signs of a bad infinite switch include:

• The burner not heating or being stuck on high heat  
• Difficulty adjusting the temperature setting  
• The burner failing to turn on or off  

Common causes of failure include wear from frequent use, electrical surges damaging the internal components, or physical damage from improper handling. 

This OEM part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models.

Overfill control.

This broken belt switch monitors drive belt tension and cuts power to the motor if the belt snaps or slips. Replacing a faulty switch restores proper start/run operation and maintains the dryer's built-in safety shutoff. What it does:

• Monitors belt tension through the idler mechanism
• Opens the motor circuit if the belt is broken or loses tension
• Helps prevent the motor from running when the drum isn't turning
• Failure symptoms include: dryer won't start, stops soon after pressing Start, or no motor sound while controls have power

• Includes 1 broken belt switch

• Disconnect power; turn off gas supply for gas models
• Access the switch near the belt/idler area; many models require removing the front panel and drum
• Note wire locations; move connectors to the new switch and secure in the original orientation
• Inspect belt and idler for wear; ensure correct belt routing/tension before reassembly

The Water Level Switch is an OEM part for Whirlpool washers. It is responsible for monitoring and controlling the water level during the wash cycle, ensuring the appropriate amount of water is used for each load.

A bad water level switch can occur due to electrical issues, component failure, or physical damage. If you notice problems such as incorrect water levels, overflowing, or insufficient water in your washer, it may indicate a problem with the water level switch.

Symptoms of a bad water level switch include:

• Incorrect water levels, either too high or too low
• Washer overflows or fails to fill with water
• Insufficient water for proper cleaning or rinsing

Replace your faulty water level switch with this genuine OEM part to restore your washer. 

This Whirlpool part can also be used on Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore/Sears brand appliances.
 

This water level pressure switch senses tub water level and signals the control to stop filling and advance the cycle. Replacing a failed switch restores proper fill shut-off and allows the washer to move to wash, drain, and spin.

• Detects water level via air pressure in the attached hose from the tub air dome
• Signals the timer/control to close inlet valves at the selected fill level
• Enables agitation and spin only when the level is appropriate or the tub is empty
• Typical symptoms of a failed switch include overfilling or underfilling, continuous filling, cycle not advancing, or no spin

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Access the switch in the control console or top panel; note wire locations for reassembly
• Transfer the pressure hose and wire connectors to the new switch one at a time; ensure the hose is clear, not kinked or cracked, and fits snugly
• After installation, run a quick fill test to ensure proper shut-off and cycle progression

This rotary encoder mounts behind the washer's cycle knob and tells the main control which setting you select. When it fails, selections may be erratic or unresponsive. Replacing it restores accurate, dependable cycle selection. What it does

• Detects the position of the cycle selector knob
• Sends selection signals to the main control board
• Enables precise cycle and option changes
• Common symptoms: knob turns but lights don't follow, random/incorrect selection, can't select a cycle, won't start

• One rotary encoder

• Disconnect power to the washer before servicing
• Access the control console and remove the knob/dial to reach the encoder
• Note orientation, unplug the harness, release tabs/screws, and swap in the new encoder
• Handle electronics carefully and avoid static discharge; verify knob-to-light tracking before reassembly

This is the washer's water level switch that senses tub level via air pressure and provides five selectable fill settings. Replacing a failed switch restores accurate filling and lets the cycle advance properly through wash, rinse, and spin.

• Monitors air pressure from the tub to detect actual water level
• Controls the inlet valves to start/stop filling at the selected setting
• Signals the timer/control to begin agitation and advance the cycle once full
• Common symptoms: overfilling or water keeps running, stops filling too soon or won't fill, inconsistent water levels, cycle won't advance due to incorrect level detection

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Access the control console; remove the selector knob/dial and panel as needed
• Note wire locations (take a photo), move the harness, and transfer the pressure hose; ensure the hose is clear and firmly seated
• Securely mount the new switch, reassemble the console/knob, restore utilities, and test each fill level

This limit switch monitors a set condition and opens or closes its contacts when that limit is reached. Replacing a failed switch restores proper safety cutoff and consistent operation of the appliance's heating or movement system. What it does:

• Senses a limit condition at its mounting point (such as temperature or travel/position, depending on model)
• Changes state at a defined threshold to protect components and wiring
• Interrupts power to heat or motor circuits, or signals a control to respond
• Common failure signs: no heat or shuts down early, runs continuously, won't start, or intermittent operation

• 1 limit switch

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Note wire positions; transfer connectors one at a time or take a photo for reference
• Reinstall in the original orientation so the actuator or sensing surface contacts the correct area
• Address root causes (blocked airflow, binding mechanisms, shorted components) to prevent repeat failures

This push-button door switch senses when your refrigerator door opens and closes to control the interior light. Replace a worn or stuck switch to restore reliable lighting and proper on/off operation when the door moves. What it does:

• Turns the interior light on when the door opens and off when it closes
• Common fix for a light that won't turn on with the door open
• Resolves lights that stay on continuously with the door closed
• Addresses intermittent lighting from a sticking or damaged plunger

• One door switch

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Carefully pry the old switch from the liner; protect the surface to avoid damage
• Transfer wires to the new switch one at a time to maintain correct connections
• Press the new switch fully into place and restore power to test operation

Color: Black

This fixed-value resistor is an electrical component used in select dryers to limit current in a specific control circuit. It helps the timer or electronic control operate correctly by dropping voltage to safe, design-intended levels.

• Provides precise resistance to reduce voltage/current in the designated dryer circuit
• Supports proper operation of the timer, control board, or end-of-cycle signal (varies by model)
• Failure may present as a timer that won't advance, an inoperative signal/buzzer, or irregular cycle behavior
• Replace if visibly burned/damaged or if testing shows an open or shorted condition

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Access the console/wiring harness and note original wire routing
• Make secure, insulated connections and route the resistor/leads exactly as original to avoid heat or chafing
• After installation, run a test cycle to ensure proper operation of the affected function

This dryer temperature selector switch lets you choose between four heat settings for proper fabric care. Replacing a worn switch restores accurate temperature selection so loads dry evenly without overdrying delicate items.

• Controls the dryer's heat level across four selectable settings
• Faulty switch can cause incorrect temperatures or only one setting to work
• May lead to poor drying performance or fabric damage if not functioning
• Restores reliable temperature selection and consistent drying results

• Unplug dryer before servicing; shut off gas if applicable
• Pull control knob straight off to access the switch
• Transfer wires one at a time to the new switch to maintain correct positions
• Ensure switch shaft and flat align with the knob during reassembly

This miniature door switch is the snap-action interlock that tells the appliance when the door is closed. Replacing a worn or sticking switch restores reliable start/stop and proper door-status sensing for safe, consistent operation. What it does:

• Acts as the latch/interlock sensor for door open/closed status
• Signals the control to allow or prevent operation based on door position
• Typical symptoms include: won't start or shows a door message, stops when the door is bumped, or light/fan behavior doesn't match door position

• 1 miniature door switch

• Disconnect power before servicing. If working on a microwave, high voltage may be present even when unplugged—properly discharge the capacitor.
• Access the latch/interlock area; note wire positions and transfer one lead at a time to the new switch.
• Use a multimeter to confirm the switch changes continuity when pressed before reassembly.

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