Door Switch

Hi JP, Thank you for your question. Yes, you will probably want to check your door switch to make sure that it is working correctly. The E66 error code does indicate that there is a problem with the circuit. If your door switch is fine, then you will probably want to test both of your thermal fuses (or limiters as we have listed them). You can test all three parts with a multi meter. I hope that helps. Good luck with your repair.

Hi Garry, thank you for reaching out. To check the door switch, part number PS2367765, you may follow the instructions below: 1- You may use either a digital or analog multimeter to test the switch for continuity. 2- If you are using an analog multimeter, rotate the selection dial to the lowest setting for ohms of resistance and calibrate the meter by pinching the leads together while adjusting the needle to read zero. 3- When using a digital model, again rotate the dial to the lowest setting for ohms of resistance. 4- Connect the black meter lead to one of the terminals of the switch and the red lead to the other terminal. 5- Now actuate the switch. 6- If the meter shows zero ohms of resistance, the switch has continuity. 7- If the needle does not move or the display does not change significantly, the switch has no continuity and you may need to replace it. We hope this information is useful!

Hi William, Thank you for your question. If the door will not close, the door latch, part number PS8691863, will fix the issue the majority of the time. We hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day!