GE Range Motor Lamp Switch (WB24X10110)

The GE Range Motor Lamp Switch controls the electrical connection that powers the interior oven lamp and motor functions on your electric range. It acts as a signal switch, detecting door or drawer position and triggering the appropriate light or motor response to keep your range operating as expected.

The GE Range Motor Lamp Switch can fail over time due to heat exposure, worn internal contacts, or repeated mechanical stress from opening and closing the oven door. Corrosion, burned contacts, or a broken actuator tab can prevent the switch from making a reliable connection, leaving the light stuck on or off and affecting any motor it controls.

Look for these symptoms to help determine if this switch needs to be replaced:

- Oven interior light stays on even when the door is closed

- Oven light does not come on at all when the door is opened

- Light flickers or turns on and off inconsistently

- Motor controlled by the switch runs continuously or fails to start

- Visible burn marks or damage around the switch area

- Range behaves erratically when the oven door is opened or closed