Washer Switch

This cycle selector switch is the user control that selects and advances cooking/drying cycles, restoring reliable cycle selection and user control on compatible appliances. It provides a direct replacement for a worn or non-responsive selector. What it does:

• Rotates to select the appliance cycle and sends the chosen setting to the control system
• Restores proper cycle selection when the knob or control no longer changes settings
• Commonly used when cycles won't start, don't advance, or the control feels loose or intermittent
• Works as the mechanical/electrical interface between the user knob and the appliance control

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work
• Remove the control knob and panel trim to access the switch—keep track of screws and small parts
• Note or label wire locations before disconnecting; reconnect wires to the same terminals
• Test cycle selection and appliance operation after installation; if issues remain, check related controls and wiring

This cycle selector switch lets the user choose wash or dry cycles by turning the control dial. It restores reliable cycle selection and responsive dial behavior so the machine starts the intended program. What it does:

• Selects the appliance cycle position when the control knob is turned
• Sends the chosen cycle signal to the timer/control assembly
• Commonly replaced when the dial slips, feels loose, or won't advance between cycle positions
• Helps resolve issues where the machine won't start the selected cycle or changes settings unexpectedly

• Disconnect power (and water if a washer) before servicing
• Access typically requires removing the control console or panel; follow your model service manual
• Avoid bending terminals; match connector orientation during reassembly

This pressure switch detects and signals correct water level to the appliance control, helping ensure proper fill and cycle operation. Replaces a failed or intermittent pressure-sensing switch to restore reliable water-level control. What it does:

• Senses water/air pressure and tells the control when the correct fill level is reached
• Helps prevent overfilling or underfilling by sending on/off signals to the control
• Common symptom of failure: appliance won't fill, overfills, or cycles erratically
• Used by the control to advance wash/drain cycles based on water level feedback

• One pressure switch

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before installing
• Handle the vacuum tubing and electrical connectors gently; ensure secure, leak-free connections
• Verify correct hose routing and a snug clamp/seal on the pressure hose