Dual Surface Burner Switch Kit 12002125

Part was in great condition. Only problem was wiring instructions provided with part were not clear. Replacement part wiring different. Online help made the process easier and more clear. Stove back in operation and working well. Also had to return a part. Process was smooth and staff very helpful. This will be my go to site for appliance repair needs.

Part was as expected. Simply remove one wire at a time from old, and attach to new switch in same location. About 20 minutes.

It was the right part and fit perfectly.

Found the part I needed without much trouble and got it shipped in a timely fashion. Switched it out and now the stove works perfectly. Thank you.

Very good

Fairly simple swap out. No instructions were included, but the internet solved that issue. Good replacement!

90% of my cooking was done with the large surface heat unit. So when it’s control unit failed I was considering replacing the entire cooktop at +/- $450. For about $50 a PartSelect replacement control module got my cooktop working again. Diagrams and easy to follow instructions were included with the part.

The labeling stamped on the part I received did not exactly match the item pictured, and arrived in an open package. I was concerned that I was sent a returned part that would not work. Since the arrangement of the wire connectors and part appeared to match the original otherwise, I decided to try it. As other reviewers have noted, there are no instructions on installation. However, if you carefully label the wires before disconnecting from the old part (and take pictures) then it’s a straightforward task to reconnect the leads to the new part. Electric range is now back in order, works as it should.

Problem was the Jenn-Air R. F. dual element burner worked only as off, or “high” heat even if set on lower temp positions. Video instructions at website were generally helpful for how to remove & replace a switch. However old & new switches were different so that the correct way to reconnect the wiring was difficult and confusing. Old OEM switch was different connection arrangement and hard-to-read, confusing connection blades labeling. Instruction sheet with replacement switch was too simplistic and relied too much on blade labeling. Wire color reference as in repair instruction notes from the website by “Igor from Campbell, CA” is a much better guide for us non-professional appliance repair D-I-Y guys. (I must say though that Igor’s error in his instruction point #3 which states “Single BLK wire” to P1 instead of the correct “Double BLK wire” threw me off track for a while.) Also, the replacement part Instruction Sheet notations of “two red wires must be separated” is confusing. Igor’s points # 1 & 2 which indicate placement for “Double Red” and “Single Red” wires are more straightforward instructions. Finally, the jumper wire note in the Instruction Sheet states “If your application requires a jumper wire(s), use the jumper supplied with kit”. No jumper is used on the old OEM switch, so how do you know if the application requires a jumper? I again relied on Igor’s instruction point #7 and connected the jumper wire. EUREKA! On reassembly & test, the new replacement switch restored dual burner function to full temp range control on both inner and outer elements. My wife is SO VERY HAPPY. Thanks PartSelect, and special shout-out to Igor.

Follow directions for rewiring and worked fine