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General Electric WB24X33725 Range Hood Heat Lamp Rocker Switch

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Special Price $69.41 Regular Price $109.59
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WB24X33725

Product Description

The General Electric WB24X33725 Range Hood Heat Lamp Rocker Switch is a replacement element that regulates the working of the heat lamp in the component. It serves mainly to activate or deactivate the heating component to provide more light and heat to the cooking surface. The mechanism provides a rocker-type switch that closes or breaks the electrical circuit when actuated that energizes the heat lamp. It fits on the control panel of the range hood by snapping or clipping into the panel and attaching it to the wiring harness. This switch provides stability in the functioning of the lamps, control accuracy.
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5.85"X6.2"X0.7"
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✓ This Product Replaces: WB24X10111
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What maintenance is required for the General Electric WB24X33725 Heat Lamp Rocker Switch?

Check the switch and wiring for secure connections. Clean the surface of dust or residue. Test the switch operation to ensure the lamp activates correctly. Verify that the rocker provides a consistent response when toggled during use.

What are common issues with the General Electric WB24X33725 Heat Lamp Rocker Switch?

  • Lamp not turning on.
  • Switch is not responding consistently.
  • Controls not activating heat lamp.
  • Switch fails to turn on.

Installation Steps

Step1: Disconnect power to the range hood to prevent electrical hazards.

Step2: Remove the range hood cover to access the switch.

Step3: Detach the old rocker switch by disconnecting wiring and clips.

Step4: Install the new switch and reconnect all wiring securely.

Step5: Secure the switch in place and reattach the cover.

Step6: Restore power and test the heat lamp operation.