LG Range Surface Element Infinite Switch EBF62174906, Replaces EBF62174901

Item #2083 in diagram.

EBF62174901

LDE4413ST, LDE4415BD, LDE4415ST, LRE4211ST, LRE4213ST, LRE4215ST, LREL6325D, LREL6325F, LSE4611BD, LSE4613BD, LSE4615BM, LSE4615ST, LSE4616ST, LSE4617ST, LSEL6335F, LSES6338F, LSSE3029BD, LSSE3030BD, LTE4815BM, LTEL7337D, LUTE4619SN, UPSE3024ST

Why won't my electric range burner turn off?

A burner that won't turn off — staying on constantly even when the knob is set to OFF — indicates the infinite switch contacts have welded or fused together. Inside the infinite switch, electrical contacts open and close to cycle power to the element. Over time, these contacts can become pitted, corroded, or damaged from electrical arcing. In severe cases, the contacts weld together permanently, keeping the circuit closed and power flowing to the element continuously. This is a safety hazard — the element will stay hot indefinitely and could cause burns or fire. If your burner won't turn off, immediately turn off the circuit breaker to the range and replace the infinite switch before using that burner again. Do not attempt to use other burners until the faulty switch is replaced, as the issue could worsen. After installing the new switch, test that the burner turns off completely when the knob is in the OFF position.

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