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Customer Questions and Answers for Indicator Light by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM18032598
Manufacturer Part Number: WP74004153

This indicator light installs in the control panel and illuminates when its corresponding function is active. Replace a failed lamp to restore clear status indication, so you can see at a glance when the appliance is operating.

  • Lights to indicate a selected function is on (e.g., surface units or oven circuits—varies by model)
  • Provides visual confirmation of appliance status during use
  • Common symptoms: light will not turn on, stays on constantly, flickers, or the lens is damaged
  • Restores proper visual feedback when controls are engaged
What's included: One indicator light assembly Install notes:
  • Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; allow the appliance to cool
  • Access the console/control panel and remove the rear cover as needed
  • Note wire positions; transfer leads to the new light and secure it in the panel opening
  • Reassemble and restore power to test operation

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For Whirlpool Indicator Light (Part Number: OEM18032598)

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Hello Anthony. No, you will need a meter to test the unit. These can be used around the home and are a very good investment for repairing things on your own. You need to purchase a meter TJMA-DMT3.

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David, The "burner on" indicator light is controlled through the infinite (burner) switches. You'll need to chech each switch for a "closed" circuit from L1 to P terminals on all the switches, with the switch in the "off" position, and one wire disconnected from the switch. Whichever switch has the "closed" circuit, is the switch causing the light to stay on. At the burner, terminals 1A to 2A is the element circuit, and should be "closed} at all times. 1B to 2B is the "hot surface" light, and is "closed" when the burner or cooktop is hot.There should not be a circuit between 1B and 1A unless the test was conducted wrong, or an issue in the burner /sensor

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Hello John. You will want to test all of the elements in the cooktop to see which one is causing the indicator light WP74004153 to stay on. Hope this helps.

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Hello John. Yes, A "hot surface or the on indicator" light remaining on is usually due to a stuck switch on the element sensor (Terminal 1B to 2B on the sensor should be an "open" circuit, when cool) if it's a closed circuit when cool, the switch is stuck and causing the light to remain on. You will need to raise and remove the glass cooktop, to access the burners and wiring and will need a multi meter TJMA-DMT3 to test the circuit on the sensor. To raise the cooktop, you'll need to remove power to the range, open the oven door and remove the two(2) 1/4 in. hex head screws(one on each end) of the flange, on each corner edge, of the oven opening, and raise the cooktop glass. remove the wires from the two terminals and check for the "open" circuit across the 1B and 2B termianls. Thanks and Good Luck

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John, A "hot surface " light remaining on is usually due to a stuck switch on the element sensor (Terminal 1B to 2B on the sensor should be an "open" circuit, when cool) if it's a closed circuit when cool, the switch is stuck and causing the light to remain on. You will need to raise and remove the glass cooktop, to access the burners and wiring and will need a multi meter TJMA-DMT3 to test the circuit on the sensor. To raise the cooktop, you'll need to remove power to the range, open the oven door and remove the two(2) 1/4 in. hex head screws(one on each end) of the flange, on each corner edge, of the oven opening, and raise the cooktop glass. remove the wires from the two terminals and check for the "open" circuit across the 1B and 2B termianls. Thanks and Good Luck

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