White Westinghouse Dishwasher Switch

The Water Level Float Switch Assembly is an OEM replacement part for Frigidaire dishwashers. It uses a floating switch design to accurately sense water levels filling and draining during cycles. Proper level detection allows for optimized wash and rinse action and water volume control.

Causes of a bad float switch assembly can include wear and tear over many years of use, interfering with free float movement. Mineral or scale deposits may accumulate on float components, inhibiting functionality. Physical damage from impact could introduce leaks.

Symptoms of a bad float switch assembly include issues such as:

• Inability to properly detect water levels
• Long fill or drain times
• Failure to fill or drain completely
• Potential overflow or standing water issues
• Error codes pointing to level sensor faults

This OEM Frigidaire replacement part is also compatible with some Electrolux, Westinghouse, and Kenmore dishwashers.

A replacement selector switch that restores user control of temperature and function selection on compatible ranges and ovens. Designed to match OEM fit and restore reliable control response for common cooktop/oven functions. What it does

• Selects oven or burner functions when you turn the control knob.
• Routes user input to the appliance control circuits so the unit responds correctly.
• Commonly replaces worn or failed switches that cause unresponsive controls, no function selection, or intermittent operation.
• Helps stop erratic behavior like controls that click without changing settings.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair.
• Replacement typically requires removing the control panel and knob; handle wiring and connectors carefully.
• Verify knob orientation and switch alignment during reassembly.

A selector switch used to choose operating modes or settings on compatible Frigidaire appliances. Replacing a worn or failed selector restores reliable user control and lets the appliance respond correctly to setting changes. What it does:

• Acts as the user-facing control for selecting cycles, temperature, or function positions
• Routes power to the correct internal circuits based on the selected position
• Common symptoms: appliance won't change modes, selector feels loose or sticks, or settings don't engage reliably
• Helps restore accurate selection and repeatable operation when the original switch is faulty

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before attempting service
• Access may require removing the control panel or console; keep fasteners organized
• Avoid forcing the switch or contacts; inspect wiring and connectors for damage