Roper Switch

Color: Black. Instruction sheet included.

This water level pressure switch monitors the tub's water level via an air hose and signals the washer when to stop filling and move to the next step. Replacing a failed switch restores accurate fills and reliable cycle operation.

• Senses tub water level through air pressure and communicates with the timer/control
• Shuts off inlet valves at the correct level to help prevent overfilling
• Allows the cycle to advance to wash, drain, and spin based on sensed level
• Common symptoms: overfilling/overflow, underfilling or no fill, cycle stuck at fill/sensing, no agitate or spin

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Access the control console to remove the old switch; note wire locations for correct transfer
• Move the air hose to the new switch and ensure the hose is clear, undamaged, and snug at both ends
• Reassemble and run a test fill to verify proper shutoff and cycle progression

Oven light switch.

This burner ignitor switch controls spark delivery to a cooktop burner so the burner lights when the knob is turned. It replaces a worn or failed switch to restore ignition responsiveness and consistent sparking. What it does:

• Routes spark current to the surface burner ignitor when the control knob is turned
• Stops spark delivery when the control knob is released or turned off
• Commonly used when a burner fails to spark or sparks intermittently
• Works with the cooktop's ignition system to enable safe, reliable lighting

• One burner ignitor switch

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Access may require removing the cooktop or control panel
• Verify wiring and switch operation with a multimeter before replacement

This water level pressure switch senses the washer tub's water height and signals the control to stop filling. Replaces a failed level sensor to help restore proper fill control and prevent incorrect water amounts. What it does:

• Monitors air pressure from the tub to detect water level and tells the control when to stop or continue filling
• Can cause symptoms such as incorrect fill levels, overfilling, underfilling, or interrupted cycles when faulty
• Works with the washer's control system to ensure cycles progress only when the correct water level is reached
• Requires checking the air hose and connections when diagnosing related issues

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Shut off the water supply and remove the necessary access panels to reach the switch
• Handle the switch and wiring carefully; note connector positions and routing of the air hose for correct reinstallation
• After installation, run a short test cycle and inspect the air hose for secure, leak-free connections

This pushbutton switch restores a single button on the appliance control panel so you can reliably send selection or command inputs to the control board. It replaces a worn, stuck or non-responsive panel button. What it does

• Acts as the user-facing pushbutton that completes the control input circuit when pressed
• Sends selection/command signals to the appliance control board or timer
• Common symptom fixer: button that won't register presses or responds intermittently
• Also used when a button is physically stuck, loose, or missing

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning service to avoid shock
• Access typically requires removing the control panel or overlay—retain screws and trim
• Verify connector orientation and seating; do not force connectors or terminals

Color: White

This safety switch actuator engages the door/interlock switch so the appliance senses a closed, secure door and will run as intended. Replacing a worn actuator restores reliable door engagement and control-system signaling. What it does:

• Moves the door latch into position to trip the appliance's safety/interlock switch
• Ensures the control board senses a closed door so cycles can start or continue
• Common symptom: appliance won't start or stops when the door is shut or nudged
• Common symptom: door won't fully latch or feels loose when closing

• One safety switch actuator

• Disconnect power (and water if applicable) before starting any repair
• Remove exterior panels or door assembly as needed to access the actuator; keep fasteners organized
• Verify switch alignment with the actuator and test operation before reassembly
• Wear gloves and eye protection

This water level pressure switch senses tub water height and tells the washer control when to stop filling for correct load levels. Replaces a failed or intermittent pressure sensor to restore proper fill control and cycle operation. What it does

• Detects water level changes via air pressure from the drain/tub to signal the control board.
• Stops filling when the correct water level is reached to prevent overfill.
• Resolves symptoms like overfilling, underfilling, or washer that won't advance cycles when caused by a faulty switch.
• Works with the washer's control system—does not include hoses or wiring harness.

• One water level pressure switch (one complete switch assembly).

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before replacing the switch.
• Verify location and routing of the pressure hose; replace any cracked or collapsed hose that can cause false readings.
• Handle electrical connectors and the pressure port carefully—avoid pulling wires or forcing tabs.
• Test operation after installation by running a fill/drain cycle and observing fill level.

A push-button signal switch that completes the user input circuit to the control board so selections register and the appliance responds to commands. Replaces a worn or unresponsive front-panel switch to restore reliable button operation. What it does:

• Sends the user's button press signal to the control board so commands are recognized
• Commonly replaced when front-panel buttons are unresponsive or intermittently work
• Helps restore proper cycle selection and control responsiveness
• Works as the user-input contact in the control/display assembly

• Disconnect power before starting repair to avoid shock or injury.
• Access the control panel per your model's service instructions; handle the display and wiring gently.
• Verify connector orientation and secure all harness connections before reassembling.
• Test operation after reassembly to confirm the new switch functions correctly.