R_Pnw June 16, 2022 for Model Number Amana AER6303MFB2 range hello! i have an Amana AER6303MFB2 smooth top range- the 2 large elements do not stay set at a correct temperature- for example if set to "4" the burner/element goes to MAX heat and stays there- the forum and this Q&A point to the infinite control switch... but is there a separate part # for each burner element? many thanks in advance!
1 Answer R_pnw, If the element is going straight to high no matter what setting then it will be a faulty infinite switch and you would need part number WP3148953 and would need 2 of them. Read More...
Tony December 13, 2021 for Model Number Whirlpool Stove Range RF114PXSB 3 We have had this stove for abut 10 yrs. it begins to make clinking noises from back of control knob when turn to on position. It does not keep a controlled temperature. What can be done?
1 Answer Tony, this would indicate a failure in the infinite switch of that particular burner and it would need to be replaced. Read More...
Bb June 15, 2021 for Model Number RF386PXGQ Three out of four of our Whirlpool electric stove burners are unreliable, rarely heating to the selected setting, and burning too many meals. We replaced one infinite switch on a 6 inch burner but it still doesn't work properly. Maybe it's the wrong part? The part says it's for the 8 inch range element. I think I messed that one up ordering the wrong part earlier this year. Anyway, we need new infinite switches for a 10 inch (which has a simmer switch also that I never use), and two 6 inch burners. I don't know what to order. Please help. Thank you.
1 Answer BB, The part number for the left front 10 " infinite switch will be WP3149400, the left rear switch will be part number WP3149404 and the right front switch will be WP3149404. Read More...
Howard April 09, 2021 for Model Number RF378LXKS1 Greetings, I think that the infinite switch controlling one of the surface elements on my range is defective, but would like to test the switch to verify this before buying a replacement. Do you have any test procedures with specifications for testing these switches? Switch number 3148952 Thanks, Howard
1 Answer Howard, Using a multimeter, take the back panel off the range and access the switches. Turn the switch that you think is defective on and test from the H1 to the H2 (should be the same color wires) and see if there is 240 Vac at that point. If there is then the switch is good and either the wiring or the element is faulty. If there is not then the switch is faulty and would need to be replaced. Read More...
Jim January 15, 2021 for Model Number WFC310S0AW0 I have one small burner and one large burner that need new control switches. I can't tell which is for which....Infinite or Surface
1 Answer Jim, the right front and the left rear burners would use the switch WP3148952 while the right rear and the left front burners would use the switch WP3149400. Read More...
Lisa September 24, 2020 for Model Number RF366BXDN1 The large front burner works erratically. I turn the heat down but it stays on high. It doesn't do it every time. I think I need a switch. Would you please tell me the part number I need?
Becky March 06, 2020 for Model Number rf368lxmt I have a front heating element will get really hot and stay hot on all settings until I turn it off. I ordered and infinite switch but after installing we found out it was for the smaller 6" burner. I need one for the larger front burner. On the description I don't see any where it discusses sizes.
1 Answer Becky, the large element infinite switch for your model is going to be part number WP3149400. Read More...
Jim January 26, 2020 for Model Number RF378LXKQ1 I have model number RF378LXKQ1. I need the infinite switch for the left front element?
1 Answer Hello John, the oven door lock parts consist of the motorized latch WPW10107820, the rod W10078380, and the lock assy WP9761013. Read More...
John December 02, 2019 for Model Number kENMORE SELF-CLEANING ELECTRIC RANGE TROD THAT IS TO LOCK DOOR WHILE CLEANING