Whirlpool Switch

I have an old dryer. My wife wanted a new washer and dryer but I keep repairing the old ones. Not because I have to, but because I want to, it's personal now. Can't let my old dryer beat me down. We have pushed that old Start-Stop switch so many times it just wore out. Bing-bang-boom...it was simple. Read more

Watched YouTube and ordered parts then replaced the parts and walla !!!! All was good. Read more

Turn the power off to the range. Pull off the black control knob. Remove 6 - 5/16 screws in back of the range behind the controls panel. Take out 2 screws (behind the control knob) in front that hold the control swirch in the panel. Remove each wire from the old switch and place it onto the new switch (one at a time)so get the wires are installed in the correct place. Make sure the wire are tight on the new switch. Install the new switch, put the two mounting screws in, reinstall the back, put... Read more

I was looking for a parts sight and found yours. I started to watch all the video tutorials on each part and the "check these connections first video". Well by doing this I was able to find the source of my problem. What I thought was the heating coil not working right, ended up being the timer that was bad!!! I am so very happy with your sight and the step by step videos that were the success to being able to do this on my own. Read more

Removed upper cowling swapped out switch. Read more

• Will not fill with water

After watching the video for the repair, i was relieved to find out it was incredibly simple. The repair itself took maybe 10 minutes. Read more

Initially suspected timer, but it did advance during some cycles. the schematic on the unit and other input on this site helped to confirm that the water level switch was at fault Read more

Watched appliance parts pros video on YouTube to determine which part to replace. Ordered parts and followed how to video and replaced parts. Read more

Ordered a new switch (4456027) from you. You seemed to have the best price and guaranteed that it was a OEM part -not everybody did. I had repaired Jenn Air cook tops before so I thought this was not a problem. Wrong. Mostly it was my own stupidity. I exchanged the wires from the old switch to the new one at a time but did write down where the original wires went. Flipped the breakers back on. Only one heater got hot. Searched the internet for several days for a wiring diagram. Nothing much.... Read more

Ordered new igniter, a little different from the original but fortunately was able to get it to operate ok with a little bit of modification ?? Read more