Whirlpool WP7730P011-60 Indicator Light Lens OEM Part

Purchased the triple burner and dual burner element. I added my model of stove and I was able to pull up diagrams of the stove parts. The parts were easy to find using the diagrams and the burner elements were marked 17 & 15 so I placed my order. Parts were here in a couple of days. The tricky part was figuring out how to get into the stove top. I was a few youtube videos to see different replacement. My husband and I got the stove top off and flipped it over on the counter. We looked at the wires and connectors and they did not exactly match. I called the number on the packing slip that came with the burner elements that said if you need help call. Michael answered and was a great help. I sent Michael photos of both the old connectors and new. Micheal was able to walk us through matching the connector wires to the proper location. We were able to put the top back plug in the stove and both burners are working great.

The roper I watched a video on you tube about the most common problems & how to take it apart. I took it apart & sure enough it was the direct drive washer motor coupling that was broke. The May tag I figured out on my own, took it apart & temporarily fixed the lower water injector piece & noticed the indicator light was broke as well. I looked on line & found appliancepartspro.com ck'd out their sight, which was super easy found the parts needed. The price couldn't be beat & they arrived in 2-3 days. Had the roper washer fixed in about 30 mins. ran a cycle & worked like a new washer. The maytag I will go over & replace the temporary fix which will take about 30 minutes also.I saved about 40.00 to 45.00 dollars on price compared to local appliance parts stores & having to drive 50-60 miles to get them. THANKS TO APPLIANCEPARTSPROS.COM - YOU GUYS ARE TOPS, I will always go to you guys first & unless you don't have the part will I check some where else. I do local maintenance on rental properties & like to save the owners money & time & still be able to make a fair salary you guys helped me do just that. God bless you all, D. King

This unit is just shy of 10 years old. Installing the new control panel was pretty easy and that took care of the ovens and clock. Be aware that the actual front that you normally see is a semi-sticky decal and you either need to buy a new one or carefully remove the original and reuse it (what I did). Upon examination I could see black hazy residue on the inside of the control where I assume a component fried. I was determined to fix the on indicator while I had it apart. The new indicator light did not solve the issue. The indicator is wired in series with all the burner switches and the "hot surface" light. I had a new burner switch from when I tried to repair it previously. The root issue here is finding out which switch is shorted since they're all in series and inaccessible with the volt meter unless removed. I got lucky this time and noticed one switch was blackish on the inside. NOTE: There are two different switch part numbers (2 of each = 4) so you have to really purchase one of each to be sure you have the right one available. I had the right one and replaced the one that looked suspect. Both the on indicator and hot surface lights work properly now. The other choice is to remove all burner switches and test each port (blue wire) for short to ground when "off". Be careful! You should be able to do this with the power disconnected.

Yes...yay the timer fixed the problem. Running like new. Grateful I did not have to call repair guy. Thanks to all previous repair stories.

It was an easy fix. Remove back cover and inser the new lenses. Replace the back cover and voila.