Range / Cooktop / Oven Switch

The Infinite Switch is an OEM part for Whirlpool ranges. It is the control switch for the surface element that allows the user to adjust the heating element to different power levels for precise cooking control.

Causes of a bad Infinite Switch can include overheating, damage from spilled liquids or debris beneath the control panel, or failure due to years of repeated use and exposure to heat.

Symptoms of a bad Infinite Switch include:

• Inability to adjust heating element power levels
• Element remaining stuck on high heat
• Switch malfunctions such as intermittent power or failure to turn off completely
• Visible damage, corrosion, or loose connections around the control area

This genuine OEM Whirlpool part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models.

This infinite switch controls the power level to a surface burner on an electric range or cooktop, allowing smooth, variable heat settings. Replacing a failed switch restores precise temperature control and reliable burner shutoff.

• Regulates power cycling to a surface element for low, medium, and high heat levels
• Common failure symptoms: burner won't heat, only heats on high, won't turn off, or fluctuates/uneven heat
• Mounts behind the control knob and controls a single surface burner
• Restores consistent heat selection and responsive knob control

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Pull off the knob and access the switch from the control panel
• Note wire positions or take a photo; transfer wires one at a time to the new switch
• Secure the switch, reinstall panels/knob, and test burner operation

This rocker switch controls the exhaust function on the appliance's ventilation system. It restores reliable on/off control of the blower when the original switch becomes worn, sticks, or fails. What it does:

• Provides on/off control for the exhaust/blower circuit
• Replaces a faulty or intermittent rocker that prevents the vent from operating correctly
• Helps address symptoms such as blower won't start, won't shut off, or only works when the switch is jiggled
• Restores proper tactile feel if the old switch is loose, cracked, or stuck

• 1 rocker switch

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Access the control panel and note wire positions or take a clear photo
• Transfer wires one at a time to the new switch; ensure terminals are fully seated—do not pull on the wires
• Reassemble panels, restore power, and test exhaust operation

This surface burner ignition switch with protective shield mounts on the gas valve stem. When you turn the knob, it closes the circuit to the spark module to ignite the burner and the shield helps protect the switch from spills. What it does:

• Triggers the spark module to create a spark when the surface burner knob is turned
• Shield helps protect the switch from moisture, grease, and heat
• Typical symptoms of a failed switch: no spark, intermittent sparking, or continuous clicking
• One switch is used per burner valve; replace only the failed switch(es)

• 1 ignition switch with protective shield

• Disconnect electrical power and shut off gas supply before servicing
• Pull the knob straight off and remove the control/manifold panel to access the switch
• Transfer wires one at a time to the new switch; align on the valve stem and position the shield correctly
• Reassemble, restore power and gas, and verify proper spark at each burner

This genuine replacement switch kit restores reliable electrical switching for your appliance's control or component circuit. Replacing a worn or failed switch helps bring back consistent on/off or mode selection response and prevents intermittent operation.

• Opens and closes the electrical circuit to control a function or component
• Helps resolve no response when actuating the switch or intermittent operation
• Useful when the switch sticks, feels loose, or shows signs of arcing or heat damage
• Can address issues like inability to turn a function on/off or erratic behavior

• Disconnect power and allow components to cool before servicing
• Photograph or label wiring to ensure correct reconnection
• Transfer any brackets or terminals from the old switch if applicable
• Secure connections firmly; avoid overtightening and verify proper operation after reassembly

This switch harness assembly links the cooktop burner knob switches to the ignition circuit so the burners spark when you turn a knob. Replacing a damaged harness restores consistent lighting and can stop intermittent or continuous clicking during use.

• Routes electrical signals from the surface burner switches to the spark module
• Triggers igniters to click when a knob is turned to Lite
• Typical symptoms: no spark on any burner, constant clicking, or sporadic ignition
• Physical clues: heat-damaged insulation, broken connectors, or moisture intrusion

• Disconnect electrical power and shut off gas before servicing.
• Access location varies by model; remove knobs and lift the cooktop or front panel to reach the harness.
• Label or photograph wire routing; transfer connectors one at a time to avoid miswiring.
• Route wires away from sharp edges and hot surfaces; reassemble, restore power, and test each burner.

This dual infinite switch controls power to a dual-size surface element on your range or cooktop, restoring smooth, accurate heat adjustment. Replace a failed switch to regain proper temperature control and dual-ring operation.

• Regulates cycling power to the inner and outer circuits of a dual surface element
• Provides variable heat levels from low to high
• Common symptoms of a failed switch: element won't heat, only heats on high, can't adjust temperature, element won't shut off, inner or outer ring won't activate
• Restores reliable response when selecting single-ring or dual-ring settings

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Remove the control/console panel to access the switch
• Photograph/label wiring and transfer leads one at a time to matching terminal markings on the new switch
• Reassemble, reinstall the knob, and test both single-ring and dual-ring operations

Restore smooth, precise heat control to your surface burner. This infinite switch sits behind the knob and modulates power to the element so you can dial in consistent low-through-high settings.

• Regulates electrical power to the surface element for adjustable heat levels
• Mounts behind the control knob; each switch controls one burner
• Common failure symptoms: burner won't heat, only heats on high, won't shut off, or heats inconsistently
• Restores proper temperature adjustment and on/off control

• Disconnect power at the circuit breaker before servicing
• Remove the knob and access panel to reach the switch
• Note wire locations or take a photo; move wires to the new switch one at a time onto matching terminals
• Secure the switch, reinstall the knob/panel, restore power, and test the burner

1000/2400 watt

This surface-burner igniter switch mounts on the gas valve stem and signals the spark module when you turn the knob. Replacing a worn switch restores reliable top-burner ignition and helps eliminate intermittent or continuous clicking.

• Mounts on the surface burner gas valve and closes the circuit to the spark module as the knob is turned
• Triggers the igniter electrodes to spark so the burner lights
• Helps address: no spark when turning the knob, intermittent or delayed ignition, or continuous clicking/sparking
• Typical failure signs include needing to jiggle the knob to spark or sparking that won't stop after the flame is lit

• Disconnect electrical power; shut off gas supply if working near gas fittings; allow the appliance to cool
• Pull off the burner knob and remove the panel/top as needed to access the valve switch
• Move wires to the new switch one at a time to maintain correct connections; ensure the actuator aligns on the valve stem
• Reassemble, restore power, and test burner ignition

1200W Element Control

This blower speed switch lets you select the blower/fan speed to restore proper airflow control in your appliance. It replaces a worn or faulty speed selector so the blower will respond correctly when you change settings. What it does:

• Controls the blower/fan speed so the appliance can run at selectable airflow levels
• Replaces a switch that is stuck, unresponsive, or only running at one speed
• Restores reliable electrical connection between the control circuit and blower motor
• Helps eliminate intermittent fan operation or loss of speed selection

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Verify wiring placement and retain original fasteners; wiring diagram for correct connections.
• Handle terminals carefully to avoid bending or damaging contacts.

This is a burner control switch for a stove. This part controls the temperature of the heating element on a stove cooktop or range. When the user turns the knob to increase the heat that is produced on the burner, it activates the burner control switch.A new burner control switch may be needed if the user is unable to control the heat on the stove. The burner may get hot and then it may not turn off. The burner may only work when it's on high heat. Alternately, the burner may not heat at all. Never perform care and maintenance on an appliance that is powered on.This is a genuine Frigidaire part and is sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is sold individually. This specific burner control switch is compatible with stove cooktops and ranges that are manufactured by Frigidaire, Kenmore, Crosley, and Westinghouse.

This replacement switch restores reliable control of a selected function by opening or closing an electrical circuit inside your appliance. When the original switch wears out, buttons may stop responding or features may not activate consistently.

• Opens/closes an electrical circuit when the button/actuator is engaged
• Routes power or sends a signal to the control or component
• Common symptoms: no response when pressed, intermittent operation, or function won't start
• May show signs of heat damage, loose terminals, or inconsistent "click" feel

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Photograph or label wire positions to ensure correct transfer to the new switch
• Move wires one at a time; fully seat connectors on the correct terminals
• Reassemble, restore power, and test the function activated by the switch

This plunger switch is the push-style electrical switch that completes a circuit when an actuator is depressed, restoring reliable on/off signaling. Use it to replace a worn or broken plunger switch that causes intermittent or non-responsive operation. What it does:

• Closes an electrical circuit when the plunger is pushed, sending a signal to the appliance control.
• Commonly used where a door, lever or dispenser actuator must register a position or user input.
• Can correct symptoms like intermittent operation, a dispenser or mechanism that won't activate, or a stuck/unresponsive actuator.
• Acts as a direct mechanical-to-electrical interface—no electronics required.

• Disconnect power (unplug or turn off breaker) before servicing to avoid shock.
• Remove the access panel or housing to reach the switch; note actuator orientation before removal.
• Disconnect terminals or harness, then swap the old switch for the new one; reconnect terminals securely.
• Test the plunger action and appliance function before reinstalling panels.

This infinite switch controls variable heat levels for 8" and 9" electric cooktop surface elements, restoring smooth temperature selection and reliable burner cycling. Ideal when a burner doesn't respond or fails to hold a chosen setting. What it does:

• Selects and maintains continuous heat levels for a single surface element so the burner can cycle between power settings.
• Replaces a switch that causes a burner to not turn on, not change settings, or only operate at one heat level.
• Works with standard 8" and 9" surface elements used on many electric ranges and cooktops.
• Interfaces with the element terminals and range wiring to control current to the burner.

• Disconnect electrical power to the range at the breaker before starting any repair.
• Access typically requires removing the cooktop or control panel; retain all mounting hardware and note wire locations before disconnecting.
• Ensure terminal connections are tight and insulated; replace any damaged wiring or connectors.