Elit F. June 08, 2014 for Model Number Summit Professional Model No.TEM130-BKWY, Type No. 8U3-44 The two rear burners on my 20" Summit Professional electric stove stay at a low temp. when the dials are turned just below low, but then they go all the way to the highest temp. when the dials are turned to anything above the low setting. My electrician told me I need new infinite switches for these two 6" burners, but I can't find the ones for this make and model electric range. Please identify the correct switch model no. for me so I can order them. Thanks, Elit F.
1 Answer Hello Elit! Unfortunately, we do not carry parts for or have information available regarding the brand Summit. Sorry about that! Read More...
Grandma C January 19, 2014 for Model Number JBP24W0H2WW GENERAL ELECTRIC STOVE Our stove lost power on the burners and oven only. Control panel and all lites work. What part should we check first?
1 Answer Hello Grandma. Check the terminal block of the stove and see if you have 240 volts there and look for burnt wires. 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...
Dale November 11, 2013 for Model Number JBP35WOH2WW I need a 6" infinite switch for a GE range model JBP35WOH2WW and unable to find this item. You have 8" but not able to find 6" Can you help?
Peter January 26, 2013 Can I use either 318120500 or WB24T10025 as a replacement switch on the same stove?
1 Answer Hello Peter! The switches do not cross reference or replace one another. Unfortunately, we can not guarantee they will work in each others place. Sorry about that! Read More...
Peter January 26, 2013 for Model Number C970 595934 Hi, Can I use this switch on my stove model? Thanks, Peter
1 Answer Hello Peter! Unfortunately, model C970.595934 seems to be a Canadian model and we do not have parts information available to verify that this infinite switch will work on your product. Sorry about that! Read More...
Sally November 21, 2012 for Model Number JBP35DOJ1WW The 8 in front burner will all of a sudden start heating up (even when at lowest setting) and will continue until is glowing red. I replaced the coil but I am afraid that this did not fix the problem. I am wondering if it is the infinite switch that needs replacing?
1 Answer Hello Sally, The infinite switch WB24T10025 controls the temperature of element. If the temperature of element is going straight to high then you would want to replace the infinite switch. Read More...
Donna November 02, 2012 for Model Number JBP24EK4BB I need to replace my front right 8" burner switch and when I ordered it the part looks completly different than the original one that came with the range. I have nothing to show me how to connect the wires and the numbers on the back of the new one are all different from the old one.I can't seem to find an original part anywhere,can you help me out here?
1 Answer Donna, Based on our information WB24T10025 / WB24T10025, 2500W, 8" infinite switch is the correct part needed for your repair. We also show that it is NOT a substitute part number, and should be a "straight across", wire for wire replacement part. We will send you some wiring information, That should help you determine which wire attaches to which terminal, and will get you up and going. Read More...
Reggie October 24, 2012 for Model Number JBP35C I replaced the infinite switch (part number: WB24T10025) on my GE range stove, model no: JBP35C. Before putting the back-panel I wanted to test the stove to see if it is working. It worked fine but I noticed that there is some occasional spark inside the infinite switch. I also tested the other units that were working before and saw the occasional spark on those too inside the cavity of the infinite switch. The heating units are working fine and the heat is also under control and goes go high or low as the knob is turned. Wondering why there is spark inside this switch? Is it suppose to work like that? Or, there is some other problems with my stove? There were some oil and grease dripping from the exhaust fan but I cleaned where I could reach. The reason I needed to change the infinite switch in first place cause the heating unit was on high even when knob was on low setting. The old infinite switch I took out had some marks of burning inside. Will appreciate your help. Thank you.
1 Answer Hello Reggie, The infinite switch uses a set of contacts inside the switch to control the temperature of the surface element. As the current goes through the bi-metal material, it will open the contacts and when it cools, it closes. This is normal operation and since it is the way it is designed to operate, there is nothing wrong with the unit and there is nothing to worry about. Read More...
Ron July 02, 2012 for Model Number J BPB35BOK3WH I purchase a control switch and terminal block and burner and replace my old one .Where the burner connects to the termnial block the block seems to be melting. Can you tell what is wrong. Thanks Ron
1 Answer Ron, First thing, check for spillage , grease, oil, etc. on the receptacle. . Also make sure the new element terminals are inserted into the receptacle as tightly and as deep as possible. And verify the correct parts were installed. Thanks Read More...
Shawn June 13, 2012 for Model Number JBP26WB4WW just replaced the burner and wireing to burner. hooked up the wires the same as old ones were. Turned on power and turned on the switch to that element. No heat at all, then a spark shot out of the back of the switch. everything else works fine but this one burner the wires and burner are new. So now I am ordering a new switch. Anything you can tell me that would be helpful at this point would be great. Thanks
1 Answer Shawn, Check the burner receptacle WB17T10006 for cracks and damage, look inside the openings and check the contacts for damage and arc marks. If you're replacing wire for wire, you should be fine. Good Luck Read More...