Hugh July 11, 2023 for Model Number GJC3034RB04 Is there a video to repair the infinite switch for a glass cook top model? Not the stove type. if not is the switch # AP6007772 correct for the rear right 6" burner?
1 Answer Hugh, Yes, the video is listed just under the part picture. link: https://www.appliancepartspros.com/whirlpool-switch-infinite-dual-wp9759474-ap6014019.html Read More...
Michael B January 20, 2023 for Model Number GJC3034LB02 I am needing to replace the infinate switch for the front left dual burner on my glass counter top range. I ordered part number AP6014019, but can't locate a video on how to get the glass top off for access. Can you point me in the right direction? Thank you!
1 Answer Michael B, Thanks for the question!!! The video linked will be close. We do not have one for your exact model. Video Link: https://youtu.be/RhAcvjFiVcg Read More...
Jan March 16, 2022 for Model Number Model number RF263LXTB 3 I need to replace a infinite switch for a large and a small burner. Model number RF263LXTB 3
1 Answer Jan, Thanks for the question and the parts are: WP3149400 Left front and right rear. WP3148952 Left rear and right front. Read More...
Rod February 06, 2022 for Model Number RCC3024GQ2 I have a general question. Is the (looks like thermo) smallish rod that lays across the element tied into the operation of the infinite switches? What is that rod for? I it replaceable?
1 Answer Rod, the rod inside of the element is a thermal limiter. The limiter is a safety device that opens up if the element exceeds safe operating temperatures. When the element reaches around 250°F, it will also close the contacts for the surface hot indicator. It can only be replaced by replacing the element. Read More...
Karen December 20, 2021 for Model Number KECD866RSS05 The breaker blew for my kitchen and when I threw the breaker back on the left front burner came back on and you cant turn it off only if you throw the breaker. Does that mean the swith broke? If so which switch do I buy
1 Answer Karen, with the breaker turned off, it would be recommended that the wires are all inspected for any burn marks or indications of bare wire grounding out. With the element being on regardless of the switch being off, the front left switch WP8286070 has failed and would need to be replaced. Read More...
Paul March 03, 2021 for Model Number GJC3034RB00 I need the right rear Dual Burner switch. Not the bridging burner. diagrams are not clear. Thanks
1 Answer Paul, the right rear dual burner switch for the model provided is part number WP9759474. Read More...
James April 06, 2019 Replacing the dual burner element switch, part number 8203534. I am looking for a wiring diagram for the new switch, as the connector labels don't match the original connector labels. Thanks
1 Answer Hello James, I'm sorry but we will need to ask you to post a new question including the model number from your units' I.D. tag so we can pull the tech sheet/wiring diagram. This will enable us to provide you with proper information. Thank you for your patience and understanding in this matter. Read More...
Tim Crow November 03, 2018 for Model Number GJC3034RB02 Right rear dual element burner goes on high heat never goes off on any settings. Would this be a infinite switch or burner if switch witch infinite switch do I need?
1 Answer Hello Tim, it sounds like you will need to replace infinite switch part number WP9759474. Thanks! Read More...
Laine April 06, 2018 for Model Number GJC3654RS01 I"m needing to replace my simmer switch on my cooktop. Which one do I order?
Andy August 26, 2017 for Model Number GJC3034LB01 The blue infinite switch (AP6014019) on my cooktop does not turn. I opened up the unit and the infinite switch was not screwed in - it fell right out of its mount. I can not get this switch to screw in correctly. I have tried the original mounting screws and new screws to no avail. There is also a gray rubber pad and a smaller bendable metal piece that appear to rest on top of the switch. I have tried taking these pieces off as well and still can not get the switch to screw in properly. From what I can tell, the holes the screws are supposed to go into are not very deep. Any help is appreciated.
1 Answer Andy, Based on your post information and description, You'll need to replace the switch WP9759474 and the screws WP486579. the predrilled and threaded mounting holes in the switch have been damaged or cross threaded and the mounting screws can't be driven properly or will not hold the switch in place.you'll want to replace the screws because they are a specific length, and a screw that's too long, can damage the internal switch components and could be dangerous. As long as the WP486579 seal is intact it can be re used. We're not aware of a "smaller bendable metal piece that appears to rest on top of the switch". Could it be the metal insert from inside the shaft of the knob? or perhaps something metal that slipped under the knob and into the switch opening ? Read More...