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I have purchased a switch kit and connector receptical for my Jenn-air cooktop from Appliance Parts Pros. Unfortunately, there are no wiring diagrams that come with the parts. 2 questions: both wires from the connector receptical are red in color - one has a small paper tag with technical information. Does it matter WHICH of the recepters in the switch these are connected to on the switch (H1 or H2)? Also, I want to verify which cooktop "power source" wires go to the switch. Looking at the back of the switch ("TOP" up): top left, marked "P" goes to the light indicator; next, marked "L1" goes to the black wire from source; top middle, marked "L2" goes to the red wire from source.
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What is the part number of the part(s) you purchased?
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AP4009015 (12001676) Terminal block kit, ceramic
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Quote:...both wires from the connector receptacle are red in color - one has a small paper tag with technical information. Does it matter WHICH of the recepters in the switch these are connected to on the switch (H1 or H2)?... No, it does not make any difference. Quote:...I want to verify which cooktop "power source" wires go to the switch... The best help (without presence of the wiring diagram) is to follow the old switch connections. If this particular switch has been already disconnected, check out any other switch connections.Gene.
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Originally Posted by: Gene  What is the part number of the part(s) you purchased?
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PART NUMBER 318293827
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Originally Posted by: SHARON BROWN Originally Posted by: Gene What is the part number of the part(s) you purchased?
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Hi Sharon,
Can you be more detailed please?
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THE ORIGNIAL SWITH WAS 310369613 REPLACED BY 318293827 NO DIAGRAM WAS SENT WITH THE NEW SWITCH. hOW DO I GET A DIAGRAM FOR THE PROPER WAY TO WIRE THE NEW SWITCH?:(
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What is the complete model number of the unit?
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Model # Frigidare 318183506:)
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