Cooktop Switches

If your stove’s burner isn’t heating right—maybe it’s stuck on high or won’t turn on at all—this control switch could be the fix. It’s made for 6-inch burners and lets you adjust the heat smoothly, not just in set steps. It works by turning the burner on and off to reach the temperature you want. Swapping out a worn switch can help your stove cook more evenly and safely.

This surface burner switch is an essential component for electric ranges, controlling the power and heat level of the left front burner. It regulates the temperature by cycling the burner on and off to maintain the selected heat setting. If the switch is faulty, the burner may not heat properly, may remain stuck at one temperature, or may fail to turn on at all. For installation, first, unplug the range or switch off the circuit breaker to prevent electrical hazards. The control panel must be accessed by removing the back panel or control knobs, depending on the range model. Once the old switch is detached from the wiring harness, the new switch can be installed by reconnecting the wires in the correct configuration and securing it in place. Always wear work gloves to protect your hands.

This infinite switch for eight inch range burners is almost three inches long. This infinite switch is for 8-inch range burners. When an element is unable to produce any heat on a modern oven, the problem may lie with the infinite switch. This switch is responsible for sending power to the surface elements. Check the element and terminal block to ensure they are working properly. If they are in working order, check the infinite switch at the control panel for any wires that have overheated, or broken terminals to or from the infinite switch. If the infinite switch is damaged or malfunctioning, it will need to be replaced. Remember to unplug your range before beginning this repair.

This dual surface element control switch is a critical component in select electric stoves, ovens, and ranges, responsible for regulating heat output and powering the surface element. It enables users to turn the burner on and off and adjust the temperature for precise cooking control. Typically located behind the front control panel, the switch connects to the wiring harness and interfaces with the surface element. If the burner fails to heat properly, fluctuates in temperature, or remains on when turned off, replacing the control switch may resolve the issue. Installation involves disconnecting power at the circuit breaker or unplugging the appliance, removing the control panel, detaching the faulty switch, and securing the new one in place while reconnecting the wiring to match the original configuration. Once installed, restore power and test the burner to ensure proper operation.

This surface burner switch, also known as an infinite switch, is a key electrical component that controls the heat output of your stovetop burners. When you turn the control knob, the switch adjusts the power level to the burner, allowing for precise temperature regulation during cooking. If your burner is not heating properly, overheating, or stuck at a fixed temperature, the switch may be faulty and should be replaced. This part is compatible with a variety of ranges, wall ovens, and cooktops, and is sold individually without additional hardware. Installation requires a screwdriver, pliers, and a wiring diagram. Be sure to disconnect the appliance from the power source before beginning. To replace, remove the control knobs and access the underside of the control panel, then disconnect the old switch and wiring before securing the new one in place.

If your stove burner isn’t heating right—stuck on one setting or not turning on at all—this replacement switch could be the fix. It helps control the heat on your cooktop by adjusting the power sent to each burner. Built to work with a range of models, it’s easy to install with basic tools. Once replaced, your burners should heat evenly and respond properly to temperature changes.

This is a push-and-turn switch. This kit includes all necessary hardware to install the part. Switch comes with a D-shaped shaft.

Control your cooktop’s heat with this genuine infinite surface element switch, designed to regulate power to individual burners for precise temperature adjustment. Operating at 1250W and 240V, it allows smooth transitions from low to high heat for consistent cooking results. This durable OEM component helps resolve issues such as burners not heating, overheating, or delivering uneven heat. Installation is simple—disconnect power, remove the faulty switch, and secure the new one in place for reliable performance.

This switch controls the stove top surface burner.

A burner that will not turn on or off may have a bad control switch. The switch sends 240-volt power to the element based on the knob setting. First inspect the burner, wire ends, socket, and control knob because these parts can cause the same problem. Match the updated switch to the complete range model, even if its shape or terminal layout has changed. Disconnect power at the breaker and confirm the circuit is dead. Take a clear photo of the old wires, follow the supplied instructions, and close every panel before restoring power.