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Here are some pictures of before/after of the infinite switch for Kitchenaid kitchenaid KECC560BBL2 stovetop. I hope this helps you. If you need more pics, let me know...:) Originally Posted by: kc135guy ![Go to Quoted Post Go to Quoted Post](/Themes/yafvision/icon_latest_reply.gif) Maybe Gene can help me out.
I have an old infinite switch that doesn't match exactly with the new infinite switch. Pix attached.
I figured out the pink wire (power), the black and violet I already connected, but there are 3 orange that I can't figure out where they go.
If anyone can help out, please call me at 785-478-1286 or 785-220-3940. Or I can call you - no problem.
Thanks bpiranha attached the following image(s):
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I have an 8 year old KitchenAid Cooktop, KECC567HSS and the left front (dual) burner is inoperative. It started to act up a few months ago and I suspected the Infinite Switch which is part #8203534.
I have never changed one of these and feel comfortable giving it a try. I did see in another thread that the directions for installing the swith talk about using provided jumper wires if the new switch wire lenght is too short which requires a "heat gun".
How easy is it to install an infinite switch? How long would it take a professional and what would one charge?
Before I order the part......................Thank you!:D
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very easy and simple to do. Most of the time (1 hour) was consumed removing the stove from the countertop. If you know how to unplug and plug wires, its a simple task taking no more then 2 hours total. Make sure you take pictures before you begin, so you remember what goes where if your memory is failing like mine. :) Its well worth doing yourself to save some bucks. The switch is not cheap either.
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