Davew December 26, 2023 for Model Number RF264LXSB0 The APP site says that PN 330031 isn't compatible with Whirlpool range RF264LXSB. Other sites say that it is. Why would it not be compatible? (In what way is PN 814399 different?)
Wilma April 12, 2023 for Model Number WFE510S0AB0 we have a range that has a burner that has a mind of its own. you turn it down and it might go down and it might not. it is WFE510S0AB0. Whirlpool. whirlpool
1 Answer Wilma, this would be caused by an infinite switch failing. Depending on the burner in question, the switches are as follows: Left and right rear WP3149404, right front WP3149400, and left front WPW10434452. Read More...
Bill April 02, 2023 for Model Number RF368LXPQ2 We pulled the oven away from the wall and heard two pops - it appears the terminal block burnt. I am not an electrician and do not pretend to know what I am doing. Would there be anything else I would need to replace other than the terminal block?
1 Answer Bill, The first step is to always correct what has failed. There is a possibility that other things have failed but cannot test them until the terminal block is replaced. Read More...
Marcelo August 25, 2022 for Model Number wfc310s0aw Coil turns on but doesn't reach high temperature. It gets medium hot ... coils don't get red. Would that be the receptacle terminal or infinite switch ? Model: wfc310s0aw
J.D. June 30, 2022 for Model Number Maytag YMER7651WS Hello there. The front left (largest burner) on the cook top of this range turns on when you turn the dial...you can see it go red for a few seconds as it heats up and you can see the indicator light beside the dial showing it on but then after only a few seconds, it switches off...light goes off, redness under the top goes away and the top is cool to the touch. Can you tell me is it as simple as replacing the switch for this element, if so, what part number would I be looking for, and if not is there other things I should check? All other elements work fine. Thank you!
1 Answer Hello J.D., This is most likely caused by a failing infinite switch WPW10167742. Read More...
Larry May 06, 2022 My GE 36" electric stove top has two burners that runs wide open when turned on, No control of heat at all, wide open .. What do I need to look for or replace, Thanks for your time, LB
1 Answer Hello Larry, the 2 burners' control switches need to be replaced. If you repost your question with the model/serial number and burner location on the cooktop, we will be able to locate the correct parts for you. Read More...
1 Answer Hello Nikki, This receptacle kit 330031 will work on most cooktops/stoves with the exception of the metal bracket that fastens it to the main top. In these cases, the original metal bracket has to be reused. In this case, I would order this receptacle kit and the receptacle clip WP4332752 if the existing one is bent or damaged. Read More...
Jimmie Mcnair February 06, 2021 for Model Number Whirlpool-- R5675PX8H2 The (2) 8in.elements on my drop-in stove will not hold the temperature correctly,set on med.start cooking and will jump up to high and if your not watching it, what your cooking is burned. What will I have to replace to fix this?
1 Answer Jimmie, The infinite switches would what is causing the temperature fluctuation. The part number for the switches will be 4454534 but have been discontinued. There is a universal switch kit that will work for the unit and is part number W10900107. Read More...
Sharon November 30, 2020 for Model Number EBE26AA0 The large burner will not come on. What parts do I need?
1 Answer Sharon, you may have a defective element, terminal block, (the part the element plugs into), or a defective infinite switch. Pull the element out of the terminal block and see if the contacts look burned, if they are, you probably can replace the terminal block and element and it will work ok. If you have a multimeter and can check voltage, remove the element, set your meter to check for 240 volts A/C. Turn the switch on and put the two leads into the terminal block and see if there is 240 volts, if no voltage, replace the infinite switch. Read More...
Joe Mc. November 09, 2020 for Model Number jdp36bdict This is 30" GE drop in range. I want to replace the switch for right front burner. I removed the two small screws from the long piece that appears to cover all the switches. But there is still another metal part over all the switches. How do I remove this to access the one switch for rf burner?
1 Answer Joe, you will need to remove the control panel/console. Remove power to the range, raise the cooktop, and position it in the up position with the cooktop support rod. Remove the two screws that secure the console to the end caps, remove the screws that secure the control panel cover to the console. Open the oven door, remove the two screws that secure the bottom of the console to the end caps, then remove the screws that secure the bottom burner box extension from the oven frame. Grasp the control panel/console pull it out towards you9slowly, so you don't disconnect any of the wires, sounds like you've already removed the infinite switch mounting screws) remove the wires from the original switch and attach them to the corresponding terminals on the new switch(one at a time is easiest and best). then reverse the procedure and test the range for operation. Read More...