Buddy May 28, 2015 model fed355dsb drop in stove. removed all screws visable but front panel will still not come off. trying to replace front left switch. Panel seems to be secured internally. top 4 screws have been removed, bottom 4 screws have been removed and the two side screws have been removed. any suggestions would be appriciated.
1 Answer Buddy, If you remove the knobs from the console there will be a nut that secures the membrane switch to the control. Remove the nuts from each one. This should allow you to access the screws holding the control bracket in place and then should be able to remove the switches. Read More...
Sam November 25, 2014 for Model Number 790.46609500 I wired the left rear small burner wrong and blew a breaker and now the other 3 burners will not work, everything else on stove works. any advise? The other three were off at the time it blew the breaker.
1 Answer Hello Sam. You need to check and see if the switch is bad and is not passing the power to the other switches. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html Read More...
Steven J August 22, 2014 for Model Number FED365EBC I bought the replacement switch 903136-9010 for my flattop range FED365EBC. The old switch worked okay, but would occasionally not turn off when pointed to off. I switched the leads one at a time to matching terminals and it all seemed to work. Then we noticed that it ran hotter on all of the lower settings. I tested it with an IR thermometer and found it was similar to the other burners at the same setting. Now I am missing the old switch that ran less hot because it was useful to keep things warm after they were cooked or to very gently warm something up. Is there a replacement switch available that runs at a lower temperature at the lower settings?
1 Answer Steven, The switch that you received for your unit is the correct switch and the original may have been faulty in the sense of not keeping the burner at the correct setting when on low. Unfortunately there is not another switch for this unit. Read More...
Ronsev April 04, 2014 for Model Number FED365ESB I need to know - what wire goes to which "prong" on the infinite switch (903136-9010) - I know that the black wire is for the pilot but I do not know where the 2 single orange wires or the combination blue/red or black/grey wires go prongs are - L1 L2 H1 H2
1 Answer Ron, The orange wires would go to H1 and H2, the blue/red would go to L2 and the black/gray to L1. Read More...
David W February 25, 2014 for Model Number Frigidaire gles388dsb I just ordered a new infinite switch for the front left burner. The old one has seven separate connectors on the back , the new one has five.... I called customer service and they tell me the old switch is discontinued and this is the correct one. What do I do about two extra wires? Thanks!
Paul H November 22, 2013 for Model Number 903136-9010&903136-9020 The screws for 903136-9010 were to long and would not allow the knob to rotate, I got some screws like were with the -9020 switches and they worked fine, just wondering what the deal was with the longer screws.
1 Answer Paul, If the bushing that was sent with the kit was needed then you would have needed to use the longer screws. Read More...
Will March 29, 2013 for Model Number frigidaire fes367dcc Please tell me how to connect the new switches for the large and small burner. They are about 3/8" longer than original and the switch for the small burner has only 5 connectors, while the original small burner switch has 7 connectors. The instructions that were included with the switches are really basic and not helpful.
1 Answer Hello Will, The following information is all I could pull up on the new infinite switches. If more wires are connected to the switch they will have to connect to the same electrical connection such as the L1 and L2 connections that are "piggy-backed" to the same connection electrically. H1 to 1-H1 P to 2P2 L1 to 3-L1 H2 to 4-H2 L2 to 5-L2 The switch 903136-9010 should have five (5) terminals on the back of the switch. L1 terminal, should have the black wire from the main harness attached to it. L2 terminal should have the red wire from the main harness attached to it. H1 Terminal should have a white #2 wire attached to it, that goes to one side of the element. The H2 terminal has the remaining white wire attached to it, and attaches to the sensor terminal of the element. And The P terminal will have the pink wire attached to it, that's the wire supplying power to the indicator light. Read More...
Julian September 03, 2012 for Model Number 790.46599500 Noticed smell of burning plastic when using cook top (bought 2005). We turned cook top off, then the clock went out. Beeping noise then started, then I cut power via the breaker. When I removed top cover this control switch seemed to smell the worst, but I cannot tell if this is what was wrong 100%. Is there a way for me to tell what problem was, does range give an error code? Thanks.
1 Answer Hi Julian. If the clock part # 318296802 is out then you may have 2-separate issues. If the switch part # 903136-9010 connections are physically burnt or you see if the side contacts are burnt, then chances are that you have to replace the switch. Make sure you have 240 vac to the unit first. Volt Meter part # MA-DM1. Thank You. Read More...
Doug September 01, 2012 for Model Number FES367DCB I need to replace the element switch for the larger burner. So looks like I need AP4368336 mentioned above. My question is how do I remove the face plate and other items in order to replace the old switch. Thanks
1 Answer Doug, The "basic" information you requested is on it's way. Just remember to remove power to the range, before you start and label all the wires before you remove them. Thanks Read More...
George H August 22, 2012 for Model Number ples389dcc I bought the correct switch but the wireing pattern is different from the one I took out. Its a single burner rear right side of the stove. part# 903136-9010. can you help with the correct wireing.
1 Answer George, We have reviewed your parts order and you do hve the correct infinite switch based on your post. The switch 903136-9010 is designed to function with a six(6) inch, single ribbon element, rated at 1200 watts. It should have five(5) terminals on the back of the switch. L1 terminal, should have the black wire from the main harness attached to it. L2 terminal should have the red wire from the main harness attached to it. H1 Terminal should have a white#2 wire attached to it, that goes to one side of the element. The H2 terminal has the remaining white wire attached to it, and attaches to the sensor terminal of the element. And The P terminal will have the pink wire attached to it, thats the wire supplying power to the indicator light. Thanks and Good Luck Read More...