Burner Switch Kit 5303935086

The part fit just right. My parents stove is back in operation.

Received the part quickly. Replacement was somewhat tricky because the terminal layout was different than the original but functionally equivalent. The connection for the pilot light required verification because the pilot light is powered from 4 switches ("Wire Ored") and all sources must power off the same leg of the 240 Volt supply or their will be a direct Short Circuit. (I have a meter so I had an advantage checking that out.)

We all like the original parts, but when we can not get original parts, we get replacement parts. It comes with instructions and a full line of parts. Read the instructions and it is a simple fix.

It has been some time since working on a large appliance. This part was quite easy to install. Also the rewiring was simple.thanks.

Switch was fairly easy to install. I recommend PartSelect.

It works; it is universal so it doesn't look quite right at least without moding but it works.

This part may work(?) but the fit is unacceptable. The knob will stick out 1/2 inch beyond the panel even when cut down to the shortest length. All other original knobs are tight to the panel. It not only looks terrible but feels like it will break when you twist it because the stem is very thin. Not like the original part at all. Do yourself a favor. Find an original switch. AND, partselect won’t take it back because I opened the package. No kidding. How else do you find out the part is junk.

I received the replacement burner switch and was disappointed to see it is made in Mexico. After reading the instructions and turning off the breaker I removed the back panel of the range. I then unscrewed the old switch from the front panel. After checking the orientation of the new switch, I proceeded to remove the wires and place them on the new switch one at a time. After turning on the breaker I used a voltmeter to check for proper current ax per the instructions. Upon turning on the switch, the 60 amp breaker as well as the main immediately blew. My friend who works for the power company came by and said the only way thus could have happened was for there to be a dead short in the new switch. So in the end not only did I not get the switch replaced I also had to buy a new 60 amp breaker. Maybe this was just a fluke but I am leary as to the quality of this part.