Range Switch

Fix intermittent burner failures or electrical issues with this range wiring harness. Restores power flow when connections are loose, burnt, or broken.

Burner stuck on high or won't heat properly? This infinite switch controls temperature settings. Common fix for dual burners that won't adjust heat levels.

Fix a burner that won't heat or has no temperature control by replacing this 6-inch element switch. Restores smooth low-to-high heat adjustment in 30 minutes.

The fan control switch is the panel-mounted switch that sends power to the appliance's fan motor. Replacing a worn switch restores reliable on/off control and proper airflow so the fan starts and stops when it should.

• Provides user-operated on/off power to the fan/blower motor
• Helps regulate airflow for cooling, venting, or convection depending on model
• Typical symptoms: fan won't run, runs continuously, intermittent operation, or a loose/broken switch shaft
• Mounts behind the control panel and is actuated by the exterior knob/lever

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Remove the control knob/actuator and panel trim to access the switch
• Note wire positions or take a photo; transfer wires one at a time to the new switch
• Secure with the original hardware, restore power, and test operation

Burner won't spark or ignite? This surface burner ignition switch triggers the spark module when you turn the knob. 45-minute DIY repair for ranges.

1200W Element Control

This infinite switch controls the heat level of your range's surface cooking elements. It regulates power flow to provide different temperature settings from low simmer to high heat. Replace this part if a burner won't heat up, stays on high heat, or cycles on and off irregularly.

If your electric range burner won't heat properly or won't turn off, this infinite switch controls power to the surface element. Moderate DIY repair.

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.

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 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.

Burner won't heat or stays on constantly? This range burner control switch regulates cooktop element temperature. Straightforward DIY fix.

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. 

Burner stuck on high or won't heat? The infinite switch controls surface element power from low to high. Common DIY fix restores heat adjustment.

Fixes dual burner stuck on high, won't heat, or no inner ring control. This infinite switch restores precise temperature selection. 45-60 minute DIY repair.

If your cooktop burner only works on high or won't adjust temperature, the infinite switch likely failed. DIY-friendly repair in under 30 minutes.