LG Range Surface Burner Infinite Switch EBF62174908 – OEM Replacement (Replaces EBF62174905, EBF62174903, PER001-11LGS, 20041113)

Item #2085 in diagram.

EBF62174903

LDE4413BD/00, LDE4415BD/00, LDE4415ST, LDE4415ST/00, LSEL6330SE, LSEL6333D.ABDLLGA, LSEL6333F, LSEL6335D.ABDLLGA, LSEL6335D/00, LSEL6335F, LSEL6335F.ARSLLGA, LSEL6335F/00, LSEL6337D/00, LSEL6337F/00, LSIS6338F.ARSLSTD, LTE4815BD/00, LTE4815BM/00, LTE4815ST/00, LTEL7337D

Why does my electric range burner not heat even though the element is good?

If your burner element tests good (has continuity and heats when swapped to another burner position) but won't heat in its original location, the infinite switch controlling that burner has failed. The infinite switch is the component behind the control knob that sends power to the element and regulates its temperature. When the switch fails internally — due to worn contacts, a broken bimetal mechanism, or burned-out components — it can't send power to the element even though the element itself is fine. Other signs of a failed switch include the knob turning without any click or resistance, a burning smell from the control panel, or visible burn marks on the switch terminals. Replacing the infinite switch restores power flow to the element and brings back full temperature control.

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