A/034/09 Generic Oven Selector Switch 22 Pin suits ILVE Ovens 600NMP 900WMP PL90FMP M906MP PDNI90MP JC90MP PW906MP T906WMP

Here's a generic 22 pin selector switch made to replace ILVE part A/034/09. It's an aftermarket switch rather than an ILVE-made one, and it's listed for 95 ILVE ovens and cookers. That includes the 600, 800 and 900 series, the M906MP and MT906MP, the PDNI90MP, the JC90MP and a large group of P series models such as the PL90FMP and PW906MP.

ILVE oven selector switch faults to look for

The selector switch sits behind the function knob and routes power to the right elements, fan and light for each cooking mode. With 22 terminals it handles a lot of circuits, so a single burnt contact can knock out one function while the others carry on. Typical signs are an oven that only heats on some settings, a fan or light that won't come on in a particular mode, a knob that turns loosely or crunches, or scorch marks on the switch body and wiring. Test the elements first, since a blown element gives similar symptoms.

Part details

• Generic aftermarket switch to replace ILVE A/034/09
• 22 pin terminal layout
• Oven function selector, fitted behind the control knob
• Listed for 95 ILVE oven and cooker models

Wiring in a 22 pin switch

Isolate the oven at the switchboard before removing the control panel. With 22 terminals, labelling each wire or taking several clear photos is essential, as one swapped wire can cause strange faults. Move the wires across one at a time from the old switch to the same positions on the new one. A hard-wired oven should be repaired by a licensed electrician or qualified appliance technician.

Questions about this part

Is this an ILVE branded switch?

No. It's a generic replacement built to take the place of ILVE part A/034/09 and is listed for the same ILVE models. Compare the pin count and the shaft with your old switch before fitting it.