Cheryl November 21, 2020 for Model Number Jenn-Air JED8430BDS18 I am replacing the surface element switch on a double burner. I have a new switch (WP74011242) but the new one has items like H1, H2,L2, L1 P2 and one with no marking. The old switch has 1,2,3,4,5,6 & N. I don't know how to wire it. The lady I talked to earlier on here told me it was the corrct switch. Can you tell me what color wires go to which spot on the new one? Thank you, Cheryl
1 Answer Cheryl, the switch needed for the dual element is part number WP74008248. For the dual burner switch, the tan wire goes to the terminal 4, yellow will go to 4a, the double black wire would go to P1, the black jumper wire will go to the second terminal at P1 and S1, the single red wire will go to 2, the double red wire will go to P2, and the orange wire will go to S2. Read More...
Jerry June 04, 2020 for Model Number Jenn-Air Model CCE3401W I need to replace the single element switch. The part number on the old switch is 7403P405 60. It looks like W11088181 is the replacement. Is this correct? It also sounds like the terminals on the new switch are labeled differently. Can you tell me how to connect the new switch? It is a Jenn-Air Model CCE3401W Serial number of 13074899YM
1 Answer Jerry, Yes, this is the correct replacement part for your switch and there is a repair video on our site listed under the picture of the part. W11088181 Read More...
Tom May 17, 2020 for Model Number JED8345ADW Downdraft fan sounds louder than normal and stops after about 30 seconds. After a 10-15 minutes wait, fan will run again for 30 seconds. There is an unusual odor around cooktop after running fan. Fan motor housing feels warm to touch after running fan. What is the problem and what is the remedy? Thanks for your help.
1 Answer Tom, the motor would need to be tested for 120VAC at the red wire during a low spin. If there is a constant 120VAC, the motor WP74005785 has failed and would need to be replaced. It is likely that the windings are bad and causing the motor to overheat. If there is not a constant 120VAC, the fan switch would need to be tested for 120VAC at the yellow wire and the red wire. If there is a constant voltage at the yellow wire but not the red, the contacts in the switch W10341820 are failing and would need to be replaced. If there is not a constant 120VAC at the yellow wire, the relay 12001452 would need to be replaced. Read More...
Gflat65 May 10, 2020 for Model Number CCE3401W I am replacing the double burner element control switch (infinity switch?) on a JennAir CCE3401W range top. I received part number 12002125 as the replacement with two spare wires. The numbering on the replacement switch does not match the numbering on the old switch. The old switch us simply numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and N. The new switch is labeled S1, S2, P1 (P1 has two terminals?), P2, 2, 4, and 4a. Which wires go to which terminals? Where are the two spare wires used?
1 Answer Hello gflat65, The wire on 2 will connect to P1 along with one end of the black jumper lead. The other end of the jumper lead will connect to S1. The wire on 3 will connect to 4. The wire on 4 will connect to 4a, the wire on 5 will connect to S2. The wire to L2 will connect to P2. Read More...
Dagian April 02, 2020 for Model Number JED8230ADS The replacement switch W11088181 wire terminals are not labeled the same as the OEM swich. The replacement switch has a H1 and Hc terminal. When I connect the old H2 wire to the new Hc terminal it makes both burners cycle on and off & takes along time for the burner to reach the desired setting. Do I need to reverse the H1 and Hc wires on the replacement switch?? Thx
1 Answer Dagian, the Hc terminal on the new switch is going to be H2. In regards to both burners turning on, it is likely that the second switch has failed and has a closed circuit on the H2 side of the circuit. This can be tested (with the power turned off to the appliance) by testing the other switch from H2 to L2 for continuity. If there is continuity while the switch W11088181 is in the off position, it has failed and would need to be replaced. Read More...
Jerry February 08, 2020 for Model Number Jenn-Air CVE3401B I'm replacing both infinite switches on the right side - for the front dual burner and the rear 6" burner. I saw in another Q&A that the front dual infinite switch is 12002125 and that the rear switch is WP74011242. The dual switch looks to be correct, since it has the exact same terminal layout. The rear switch, however, is replacing a 7403P590 60, which has a markedly different terminal layout than the WP74011242. Did I get the wrong switch for the right rear 6" burner, or is there information available to illustrate how to translate the wiring connections? While I'm at it, I need to replace the infinite switch for the front left 6" burner as well. Could you please provide the correct part number for that replacement switch too? Thanks in advance!
1 Answer Jerry, the front left switch is part number W11088181. The right rear switch is part number WP74011242 and would be wired as follows: Black L1 jumpered wire to terminal L1, Orange wire to terminal P2, Red jumpered wire to terminal L2, Violet wire to terminal H1, and the other Violet wire to terminal H2. Read More...
David H. B March 01, 2018 for Model Number JED8345ADB I have a Jenn Air JED8345ADB. when I turn on the larger burner on the left side, both burners come on high. I purchased a replacement switch 703650. Is this the correct infinite control switch for my unit?
1 Answer David, The part number for the infinite switch for your unit will be W11088181. Read More...
Carla Sedlak January 13, 2018 for Model Number CCE3530W Need to replace Front Right Switch controlling the halogen element. Which is the correct replacement switch?
1 Answer Carla, The correct infinite switch for the model number you supplied is W11088181 / W11088181 Switch - Infinite. This would be for the right front, "single" Halogen burner element. The part is in stock and available at this time. Thanks, Read More...
Andrew October 26, 2017 for Model Number JES9800AAB I purchased the replacement infinite switch for the right front burner W1108181 replacing Jenn-air's 7403P405-60. Is there a diagram that shows me where the wires go on the new switch as the numbers on the back of the old and new switch do not correspond? Thank you.
1 Answer Hello Andrew, I'm sorry but we will need the serial number from your units' I.D. tag to determine the series unit you have in your home. It does not appear that you have the correct infinite switch for your model but we would need this information to advise you which part you will actually need. Thank you for your patience and understanding in this matter. Read More...
Pat J. March 10, 2016 for Model Number GJC3034G Dual burner will not adjust to a medium heat. Also, will not change to a single burner. Have already replaced burner itself. This did not help. Is there another part that effects this problem?