This replacement infinite switch is designed to regulate the heat output of a dual-element surface burner on your range or cooktop. It allows for precise temperature control, ensuring consistent and reliable performance during cooking. If a burner fails to heat or remains stuck on a single setting—such as high—this component may be the ca...Read moreuse. Compatible with a variety of models across several brands, this switch helps restore full functionality to your appliance.
This radiant burner element delivers powerful, even heat for your cooktop, ensuring fast and efficient cooking. Measuring 9 inches and rated at 3200 watts, it is ideal for replacing a worn or malfunctioning element. Installation requires disconnecting power and connecting the new element to the existing wiring and mounting brackets.
This dual radiant surface bridge element is designed to supply consistent heat to the cooking surface of electric ranges and cooktops. Positioned beneath the glass top, it warms through a radiant coil to support a variety of cooking tasks. With a power rating of 1800/2600 watts, it’s ideal for replacing a failed heating element and restor...Read moreing full functionality. Compatible with multiple appliance brands, this part should be installed only after disconnecting the appliance from its power source.
This switch controls the activation of specific appliance functions by opening or closing an electrical circuit. Designed for precise performance, it is replaced when functions fail to respond or operate intermittently.
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switch was not turning off had to jiggle it to go off
19 of 35 peoplefound this instruction helpful.
Leon from Deer Paerk, TX
Easy
15 - 30 mins
Screw drivers
no problem slightly different shape than original but labels for wires matched up mounting screws aligned perfectly works great
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Large Burner was not heating up properly
9 of 14 peoplefound this instruction helpful.
Michael from Oconomowoc, WI
Easy
30 - 60 mins
Pliers, Screw drivers
Don't be put off when you first get the new switch. It's not an exact duplicate to the one your replacing. You will notice that the new switch has 5 electrical connectors and you'll see 6 wires on the old one. start by removing the L1 wire(s) off the old switch, you will see that it actually has 2 wires connected to the same connector.
... Read more Now connect to the L1 position on the new switch. Continuie with taking one wire at a time off the old switch and connect to the corresponding connector on the new switch (all the connectors are coded the same, ex. L1, P, etc....) Once complete the switch and burner worked perfectly