
How to replace the mechanical switches in your stove
Introduzione
Vai al passo 1Replace a worn‑out mechanical switch when a burner runs at the wrong heat, the oven programs misbehave, or the selector no longer clicks. Doing the swap yourself restores reliable temperature control and keeps a sturdy older stove in service. Work carefully, follow your photos, and protect your warranty by respecting the manufacturer’s instructions.
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Passo 2 Remove the cooktop fixing screws
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Undo the four screws that secure the metal cooktop to the chassis.
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Passo 3 Lift the cooktop for access
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Raise the cooktop straight up to expose the row of mechanical switches.
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Passo 6 Document the wiring layout
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Photograph every terminal from multiple angles to record wire colours and positions.
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Passo 7 Detach the wiring
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Ease each spade connector off the switch with a flathead screwdriver, working evenly on both sides.
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Passo 9 Obtain an identical replacement
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Take the removed switch to a spare‑parts supplier to match the exact model.
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Passo 11 Connect and seat the new switch
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Push each wire onto the corresponding terminal using your reference photos.
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Tighten the two mounting screws to lock the switch to the front panel.
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Passo 12 Reinstall the cooktop
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Lower the cooktop into position and reinstall the four fixing screws.
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Passo 13 Restore power and test
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Plug the stove back in and test every cooking zone and oven program for correct operation.
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Your stove should now respond smoothly to every knob position, extending its reliable service. Store the reference photos for future repairs and follow manufacturer guidance to keep your warranty intact. If problems persist, consult a qualified technician.
Your stove should now respond smoothly to every knob position, extending its reliable service. Store the reference photos for future repairs and follow manufacturer guidance to keep your warranty intact. If problems persist, consult a qualified technician.