Range / Cooktop / Oven Switch

This dual surface element infinite switch controls power to an electric cooktop or range's dual radiant burner. It restores precise heat selection and lets you choose inner-only or full dual-ring operation when the original switch fails.

• Regulates power cycling to maintain the selected heat level on a dual radiant element
• Selects between inner-only and dual-ring operation on compatible burners
• Common failure symptoms: no heat, only runs on high, cannot adjust temperature, burner won't shut off, dual feature won't engage
• Restores consistent, controllable surface cooking performance

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing—this is a high-voltage component
• Pull the control knob and open the control panel or rear cover to access the switch
• Photograph/note wire locations; move wires to the new switch one at a time
• Secure the switch, reassemble, restore power, and test both inner and dual-ring settings

This infinite switch replaces the surface-burner control on electric ranges, restoring variable heat selection for a single cooktop burner so you can adjust cooking temperature reliably. What it does:

• Regulates the power delivered to an electric surface burner to provide variable heat settings.
• Replaces a failed or worn infinite switch that prevents changing burner temperature.
• Common symptoms: burner won't heat, burner remains at one setting, heat level can't be adjusted, or heat is inconsistent.
• Use only with compatible range models.

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the circuit breaker before you begin.
• Access the control panel per your model's service instructions; note wire locations or photograph them before removal.
• Reconnect wires to matching terminals and secure mounting hardware; restore power and test the burner.

This wiring harness routes power and control signals between key components inside your range or wall oven. Replace a damaged harness to restore safe, reliable operation and prevent intermittent heat, shorts, or non-working burners and oven functions.

• Distributes electrical power and signals between controls, switches, heating elements/igniters, and safety components
• Maintains correct connector orientation and wire routing for dependable operation
• Typical symptoms: no heat in oven or on surface burners, intermittent operation, breaker tripping, or visible burnt/melted wiring
• Restores stable connections to reduce arcing and overheating

• Disconnect power at the circuit breaker; for gas ranges, also shut off the gas supply
• Label or photograph all connections and transfer one wire at a time to avoid miswiring
• Route the harness exactly as original; keep away from sharp edges and hot surfaces; secure with existing clips/ties
• If connectors don't match or any terminals are heat-damaged, stop and inspect mating components.

1900W Element Control

1500 watt

The infinite switch regulates power to your range or cooktop's surface element, letting you set heat from low to high. Replace a failed switch to restore dependable burner control and consistent cooking performance.

• Regulates on/off power cycling to the surface element based on the knob setting
• Helps resolve no-heat, stuck-on-high, won't-turn-off, or erratic/uneven heat issues
• Often controls the surface "on" indicator light circuit; failure may affect the light
• Installs behind the control knob and connects to the existing wire harness

• Disconnect power at the breaker; allow the appliance to cool completely
• Remove the knob and access panel to reach the switch
• Photograph wiring and transfer wires to the same labeled terminals (commonly L1, L2, H1, H2, P)
• Reassemble, restore power, and test multiple heat settings; check the element and wiring

This surface burner infinite switch is the behind-the-knob control for an electric cooktop or range. It regulates power to a single surface element so you can dial in and maintain the heat you need.

• Regulates on/off power cycling to a coil or radiant surface element for variable heat control
• Helps address issues such as a burner not heating, only heating on high, not turning off, or fluctuating temperature
• Installs behind the control panel; connects with spade terminals to line, load, and element leads
• Single-surface-element control for one burner position

• Disconnect power before servicing; this component carries high voltage
• Note wire positions or transfer one wire at a time from the old switch to the new switch
• Secure the switch to the control panel and align the shaft with the control knob
• Reassemble and verify smooth low-to-high burner operation

This electrical microswitch opens or closes a circuit when its actuator is engaged, allowing the control to sense position or enable a function. Replacing a worn switch restores reliable signaling and prevents intermittent faults in select ranges and wall ovens. What it does

• Changes state (open/closed) when actuated to complete or break a circuit
• Sends feedback to the control or enables power to a related component
• Helps ensure operations start/stop only when the mechanism is in the correct position
• Failure signs can include intermittent operation, cycles that won't start or finish, or related error codes/alarms

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• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Note/photograph wire positions and transfer one at a time to the new switch
• Match actuator orientation to the original and secure the switch firmly
• Verify function with a multimeter (continuity changes when actuated) before reassembly and testing

This surface element switch is the control behind your cooktop knob. It regulates power to the surface heating element so you can set and maintain the desired heat for reliable, consistent cooking performance.

• Regulates and cycles power to the surface heating element based on the knob setting
• Restores accurate low-to-high temperature control at the burner
• Typical failure symptoms: burner won't heat, only heats on high, or won't turn off
• Helps correct intermittent or uneven surface element heating

• Disconnect power at the circuit breaker before servicing
• Remove the knob and access the switch from the control panel or rear cover as applicable
• Photograph or label wire positions; transfer wires to the new switch one at a time
• Secure the switch, reassemble, restore power, and test all heat settings

This infinite switch controls the heat level of a cooktop surface burner, letting you set and maintain stepped heat. Replacing a failed switch restores adjustable burner control and can resolve intermittent heating or lack of temperature regulation. What it does:

• Regulates power to a surface element by cycling current to maintain the selected heat setting.
• Restores variable heat control when a burner won't heat, won't adjust, is stuck on, or cuts in/out.
• Replaces a failed top-burner temperature control to return smooth, stepped heating.

• Always disconnect power at the circuit breaker before servicing the range.
• Remove surface elements or the cooktop per your model's instructions; handle glass/ceramic tops with care.
• Match terminals and mounting orientation during replacement; do not force or bend terminals.

This door-activated switch detects when the oven door opens or closes and signals the appliance to control the interior light. Replacing a worn or failed switch restores dependable light operation and accurate door-status feedback.

• Senses oven door position and opens/closes the light circuit
• Controls the oven's interior light based on door position
• Provides door-status input to the control for normal operation
• Typical symptoms: light stays on, won't turn on, or flickers with door movement; door-ajar messages may appear

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the unit before servicing
• Access the switch from behind the front frame or control area, depending on model
• Move wires to the new switch one at a time to maintain correct positions; secure with existing hardware
• Restore power and verify light operation with door open/closed before reassembly

This surface burner ignitor switch mounts on the gas valve and signals the spark module when you turn the knob to Lite. Replacing a faulty switch restores reliable clicking and ignition on the affected burner. What it does:

• Closes the circuit to send power to the spark module when a knob is turned
• Helps produce a steady spark at the electrode for quick burner lighting
• Common symptoms it may address: no spark on one burner, constant clicking with knobs off, or intermittent sparking
• Used on gas cooktops/ranges that employ one spark switch per burner valve

• 1 ignitor switch

• Disconnect power and shut off gas before servicing
• Remove the knob and access the control area to reach the switch on the valve stem
• Note wire positions; transfer wires to the new switch and align it correctly on the valve
• Reassemble, restore power/gas, and test for proper spark operation

The Infinite Switch is an OEM part for GE electric ranges. It regulates precise temperature settings for the bake and surface elements.  This is specifically for 6" inch elements.

Symptoms of a bad infinite switch include:

• Wide variations in cooking temperatures 
• Failure to attain or maintain desired heat levels
• Non-working or faulty temperature selector dial 

Causes can involve degraded metal contacts, worn internal components, or damaged wiring connections after extended use.

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore electric range models. 

Note: Part has been revised and may no longer include the wires. The switch is the same. Use your existing wires.

This door switch detects when the door is fully closed and latched. Replacing a worn or stuck switch restores safe, consistent start/stop behavior and ensures the unit only runs with the door securely shut. What it does:

• Senses door position and signals the control to enable/disable operation
• Prevents the appliance from running with the door open
• Resolves issues such as: won't start despite power, stops when the door is jostled, "close door" message, or needing to press on the door to run
• Helps restore reliable cycle start and proper safety interlock function

• 1 door switch

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Access the switch behind the door panel or latch area; note wire locations or take a photo
• Move wire connectors to the new switch one at a time; ensure terminals are fully seated
• Reassemble and test door closure and operation before returning to service

This rocker switch is the on/off control used in the appliance's control panel. It opens and closes the circuit to a selected feature, restoring dependable operation when the original switch becomes worn, stuck, or fails.

• Controls a single on/off circuit from the control panel
• Restores proper switching for the associated feature
• Common symptoms: feature won't turn on or off, light or function flickers or stays on, switch feels loose or sticks
• Replaces a cracked, burned, or unresponsive rocker

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Access the switch from the control panel or mounting area; note/photograph wire positions
• Move wires to the new switch one at a time and seat the switch securely in the panel opening
• Restore power and test operation before reassembly