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Michael F - June 4, 2019
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Selector Switch-Easy Repair
Received the part quickly and was exactly what was needed. Repair was simple.
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David B - May 23, 2019
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Easy peasy
Arrived quickly, easy install, works as it should. Thanks PartSelect.
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Mrs JUNE C - December 14, 2018
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I initially received the wrong part. The part number on the package matched the order, but visual inspection clearly indicated that the part received was not correct. Customer service was very responsive in replacing the part and ultimately sending the correct part.
Although a mistake occurred, the response by Parts Select was very good.
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Broken selector switch
I hired a company to do the work. Two guys had to completely remove the cooktop and then disassemble it...remove the glass, etc. Required dismantling the ventilation system in order to remove the cooktop. I considered doing it myself but glad I hired a pro. Cost $100...worth every penny.
You have to replace the switch if the shaft breaks (I think we hit it with a pot). This is a flat glass cook top. Turn off the power at the breaker box. I took the drawers out below the cook top and loosened the bracket holding the electrical conduit. That allowed me to push up the cook top from below. There is some adhesive but nothing h
... Read moreold it except its own weight and the adhesive. You do not need to disconnect the conduit. Remove all of the knobs. Remove all of the Phillips screws around the upper perimeter. Do not remove any of the hex screws yet. When all of the screws are removed, lift the glass cook top off of the metal "guts." At this point there will only be adhesive holding it on. Now remove two hex screws at each end of the control strip. Remove the two Phillips screws from the subject switch. Lift up the the control strip, disconnect the electric leads to the switch, reconnect the leads to the new switch, and then re-attach the new switch to the control strip with the two Phillips screws. Then go backwards. Replace the control strip and secure with the two hex screws at each end. Before replacing the cook top, check the burners. They rest on posts with small springs designed to keep them flush with the glass cook top. Make sure that all of the burners are properly aligned on their posts and springs. Replace the cook top and re-attach with all of the Phillips screws. Return the cook top to its resting place making sure the adhesive strips are correctly placed around the perimeter. Replace the bracket on the conduit. Put the knobs back on. Flip the breaker back on and start cooking.
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David from Porter Ranch, CA
Difficulty Level:
Easy
Total Repair Time:
15 - 30 mins
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Nutdriver, Screw drivers
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broken burner selector switch
Turned off power to cooktop. Disconnected power wires and removed cooktop from counter. Removed screws holding on the cooktop surface. Separated cooktop surface from cooktop. Removed 4 screws holding control panel, then removed 2 screws holding selector switch. Removed 2 wires plugged into selector switch. Installed new selector swi
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Mark from Fayetteville, AR
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30 - 60 mins
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switch shorted out large selective burner quit
turn off breaker, two screws hold down cooktop, 8 screws take top off cooktop. unplug switch, install new switch. repair loose connections. put back together. pretty simple
dennis from buckley, WA
Difficulty Level:
Easy
Total Repair Time:
15 - 30 mins
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Johnny
January 2, 2018
Can i eliminate the selector switch
For model number JP350W0V1WW
Hi Johnny,
Thank you for your question. Unfortunately no you would not be able to. The selector switch is an important part in the correct operation of your appliance. I hope that helps. Good luck with your repair.
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Ruben
January 22, 2018
The large heating element is stuck on small after my wife soaked top of cook range. Will changing the selctor swich fix the problem and let the element go back to large burner
For model number JP350BC1BB
Hi Ruben,
Thank you for your question. If the large burner is staying at a low heat setting, the burner switch is normally the part to replace, but I would check the element as well where the top of the cooktop had water on it. I hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day!
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