WP7403P239-60 Whirlpool Surface Element Switch for Range/Stove/Oven
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Whirlpool
MFG Number
WP7403P239-60
Manufactured BY:
Whirlpool
This manufacturer part number # WP7403P239-60 replaces our competitors' part numbers: AP4101874, 2275, AH2089438, EA2089438, PS2089438, 7403P37260, 7403P23960, 7403P372-60, 7403P239-60.
Special Price
$19.99
Regular Price
$51.99
(62% off)
The Surface Element Switch for Range/Stove/Oven is a key component designed for Whirlpool electric ranges, including brands such as Whirlpool, Amana, KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air, Magic Chef, Roper, and Admiral. Additionally, this part is used in appliances sold under the Sears-Kenmore and Ikea brand names.
This OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) switch, often referred to as the Whirlpool Infinite Switch, plays a crucial role in regulating the heating levels of the range's large element. It allows users to adjust the cooking temperature according to their needs by controlling the heat settings.
Common issues that indicate a malfunctioning infinite switch include:
- The element not heating up sufficiently or not maintaining the set temperature.
- Difficulty in adjusting or changing the heat settings.
- The burner heating inconsistently or not heating at all.
These problems typically arise from normal wear and tear. Over time, the electrical contacts inside the switch may wear out or get damaged due to high temperatures and exposure to cooking residues, leading to performance issues.
The switch is also compatible with various models from Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore.
Replacing a faulty infinite switch can resolve issues such as the element failing to heat.
This OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) switch, often referred to as the Whirlpool Infinite Switch, plays a crucial role in regulating the heating levels of the range's large element. It allows users to adjust the cooking temperature according to their needs by controlling the heat settings.
Common issues that indicate a malfunctioning infinite switch include:
- The element not heating up sufficiently or not maintaining the set temperature.
- Difficulty in adjusting or changing the heat settings.
- The burner heating inconsistently or not heating at all.
These problems typically arise from normal wear and tear. Over time, the electrical contacts inside the switch may wear out or get damaged due to high temperatures and exposure to cooking residues, leading to performance issues.
The switch is also compatible with various models from Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore.
Replacing a faulty infinite switch can resolve issues such as the element failing to heat.
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