Facing issues with your range? The GE Surface Element Control Switch might be just what you need to get your appliance up and running smoothly again. This key component accomplishes a significant task?controlling the temperature of the surface element and switching it on and off as needed. By adjusting the heat your element generates, i...Read moret plays a pivotal role in cooking your meals to perfection. Remember, safety is paramount when you're dealing with appliances. Before starting the replacement process, make sure to unplug your range or switch off the circuit breaker linked to it. Donning work gloves can provide you with an extra layer of protection, decreasing the chance of mishaps during installation. Rest assured knowing that the GE Surface Element Control Switch, like all GE products, is designed with top-notch engineering and reliability in mind - turning your range into a dependable appliance for years to come. Please verify your range model to ensure compatibility with the GE Surface Element Control Switch. The reward? A seamless cooking experience making your kitchen routines enjoyable again. Cheers to delicious meals and a healthy appliance!
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Evaporator coils would freeze up solid
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Walt from Sutter, CA
Really Easy
15 - 30 mins
Pliers, Screw drivers
Removed everything from inside freezer compartment (food and shelves) Removed inside backpanel that covered the coils. At the top of the coils is where the thermostat was attached. Removed old one and installed new. Has been working since.
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Refrigerator not cooling
John from Niles, MI
Easy
Less than 15 mins
Pliers, Screw drivers
Unloading the freezer and removing the back panel were the most time consuming aspect of this repair. Many models only have 4 screws, but this one has 9, and being a side by side it was a tight fit to reach them. Once defrosted we tested the thermostat, found it "dead", and ordered a new one. The part came within 3 business days. Insta
... Read morelling it took minutes, since we had not permanently screwed in the back panel again. We didn't want to reload everything until we knew things worked properly, so we didn't put everything back right away. We thought we had further problems as the freezer got really cold but the frig still didn't get down to temp. Turns out we just needed to reinstall the fan shield which we'd taken off along with other parts to access and check the vents. The fan shield must be in place to direct the cold air into the vent to the refrigerator. Duh! It was an oversight that once caught made total sense! Now all works fine on this 20 year old Maytag side by side!