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This switch controls the large surface burner. As per manufacture the original screws will damage new switch. New screws are needed.
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Don R - April 30, 2019
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Replacement part appears to be of better design than original, need to order different screw mounts
Std Ground shipping took a couple of days longer than expected. Some wires to heating elements required removal of tape to pull needed slack due to different 90 degree orientation. I did not realize until after ordering that metric mounting screws were required but luckily I had correct size and thread pattern on hand.
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Susan L - August 3, 2019
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Good part but.....
The part was brand new but somehow did not fit as well as original part. The turn on knob now sticks up a little higher & does not turn as smoothly as I think it should...but at least it works.
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Average Repair Rating: 3.6 / 5.0, 6 reviews.
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Cooktop switch control quit controlling temperature properly
1. I cut off the circuit breaker for the stovetop and removed items on the shelf directly under the cooktop 2. I looked under the cooktop and unscrewed the two screws holding the panel under the switch controls and removed the panel. 3. I pulled the knob up off of the bad cooktop control switch. 4 I unscrewed the two screws
... Read more holding the bad cooktop switch control. 5. I looked under the cooktop and pulled the bad cooktop control switch down so I could remove the wires connected to it. 6. I got the new switch control and put the wires from the old control onto the new control, one-at-a-time, to the same labelled connection on the new control, which was a somewhat different arrangement. 7. I worked the new control up through the wires and put the knob shaft up through the hole in the cooktop. 8. Back on top, I installed the two screws I had removed from the old switch control to hold the new control to the stovetop. 9. I reinstalled the control knob onto the control. 10. I turned back on the circuit breaker for the stovetop and checked out the operation of the new switch control. It worked fine. 11. I turned the circuit breaker back off and reinstalled the panel cover under the switch controls, with the two screws I had removed earlier. 12. I turned back on the circuit breaker for the stovetop. 13 I put the items back onto the shelf directly under the stovetop. 14. Job done!
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Stacy from LEAGUE CITY, TX
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A Bit Difficult
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
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Screw drivers
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Large Burner was not heating up properly
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
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Michael from Oconomowoc, WI
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Easy
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
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Pliers, Screw drivers
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Surface Burner Switch
Remove the 3 screw on the bottom cover, and 2 screw holding the switch and then switch your wires out.
Alowyn from Albany, NY
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
Less than 15 mins
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Screw drivers
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switch was not turning off had to jiggle it to go off
no problem slightly different shape than original but labels for wires matched up mounting screws aligned perfectly works great
Leon from Deer Paerk, TX
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Easy
Total Repair Time:
15 - 30 mins
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Screw drivers
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Surface burner switch needed replacement
Followed the procedure used in replacing the previous switches. The part came without a bushing needed to adjust the height of the knob sticking above the surface of controls. Fortunately, I could use the bushing from the previous part. I suggest a bushing should be included with this part.
Ashok from Palo Alto, CA
Difficulty Level:
Easy
Total Repair Time:
15 - 30 mins
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Pliers, Screw drivers
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burner got to hot
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larry from chatsworth, GA
Difficulty Level:
Easy
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
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Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench set
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Karen
January 11, 2018
The large eye on my cooktop stopped working in the middle of cooking spaghetti. I am confused as to what I need to buy for my husband to replace it.
For model number FEC30S6ASC
Hi Karen, Thank you for the question. It would be the switch that controls the element or the element its self. I recommend testing both parts with a multi meter to determine the defective part. Hope this helps!
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Martin
November 13, 2018
My large heating element cycles on and off. Is this switch the problem? Also, if so, how many screws do i also need to purchase to replace the switch? Do any new screws come with the switch?
For model number FEC30S6ABF
Hello Martin, Thank you for the question. Yes, the switch, Part Number: PS2342881 will need to be replaced. The Mounting screws, PartSelect Number PS467647 are sold separate and 2 are required. Hope this helps, good luck with this repair!
Changing control switch on 8'' burner, the wiring poles on the new switch seem to be different,are they wired in the same pattern?
For model number fec30s6abc
Hi Lynn, thank you for your question. Yes, the parts should be wired the same as your original parts. Good luck with your repair.
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Charles
October 5, 2021
My old switch is replaced with 318293825 switch. The problem is the wiring is different. How do I know which wire goes where? Thanks
Hello Charles, Thank you for the question. The L1 should have a black wire and the L2 should have a Red wire and the H1 and H2 should not matter. We hope this helps!
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Andy
March 15, 2023
How long is the shaft ,that the knob goes on
Hi Andy, thank you for contacting us. The length of the shaft is 1.5 inches for the knob insertion. We hope this information is useful!
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John
September 9, 2025
I purchaced part# 318293825, 8 inch surface burner switch. The part works, only it turns in the opposite direction. Low is Hot, and Hot is Low. is there a way to flip it or do sell a switch that turns in the opposite direction?
For model number RCIB-645
Hi John, thank you for reaching out. Ensure that you are using the model compatible part. As the part specifications vary according to the model number. The 8 inches surface burner switch listed under your model is part number PS474739. You may need to replace it to fix the issue. We hope this solves your problem!
The other one have the same number except the last number changed to a five what is the difference between the two
For model number FEC30S6ABF
Hello Billy, Thank you for the question. The Part #: PS2342880 (318293824) controls the smaller elements and the Part #: PS2342881 controls the larger elements. Hope this helps!
