I cannot find a replacement switch for the dual burner located at the front right of the stove. I got the part number right from the broken switch: 7403P52460. this switch is different from the other 3 and does not even show up in Maytag's exploded view diagram.

The spark module on a GE Profile C2S985SET7SS front panel dual fuel stove is typically located behind the control panel or near the burner controls. It may be accessible by removing the control panel or by accessing a service panel on the back of the stove. For specific instructions on accessing the spark module, it is recommended to consult the owner's manual for your stove or contact a professional repair service.

PartSelect Number PS1016429

http://www.partselect.com/PS1016429-GE-WB24T10119-Infinite-Control-Switch.htm?SourceCode=5&SearchTerm=jp930&ModelNum=jp930

could be element so included its part number incase needed
http://www.partselect.com/PS243902-GE-WB30T10044-Dual-Haliant-Element-with-Limiter-9-2500W.htm?SourceCode=5&SearchTerm=jp930&ModelNum=jp930

Most likely no fuses. Either the element or the switch that turns it on is bad. If lighat comes on when you turn on burner the switch is probably ok and the burner went bad.

your burner switch is wattage rated ( as all burners are ) you want to check H1 and H2 for voltage 220vac and replace it with the correct switch Rf,Rr Lf Lr some shafts on controls are colour codded
refer to your model number and proper switch and element location
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Which burner is it that is giving you problems? Front, rear, right, left?

Replace your infinite switch for this (your lf burner switch). Call a parts supplier with your model number, try and get an exact switch, not a generic switch. Do not replace the switch without unpluggin your range first. Good Luck, Appliance Specialists

If you are referring to the bakelight material, this is an insulating compound and the burner still may work. I would not use this long term in this manner however. This material insulates as well as helping maintain an even heat transfer of the burner. Long term use, may cause damage to the cooktop. The burners are replaceable, but the prices vary depending on the size of the burner. The part numbers are as follows:

6" radiant heat burner - WB30T10129
8" radiant heat burner - WB30T10132
9" radiant dual heat burner - WB30T10133

You can view these parts at searspartsdirect.com under the "Cooktop" heading. You may find the parts cheaper at these other websites, by searching for them using the part numbers provided:

pcappliancerepair.com
appliancepartspros.com
repairclinic.com

Prices vary at the other websites. Sometimes they may not carry the model number, but the part numbers are still listed.

If you have further questions, please post back and let me know. I hope this helps you.

you are going to have to buy a new burner part. if you are able to open the stove top and look closely at the element inside you should notice that somewhere along the lines of teeth, it has broken.

Does yours have the (small large burner switch)? If so, try switching it back and forth. It could be defective or your small burner element is bad.

This just started to happen to ours too. It's because you can't get let water get into the valve/switch assembly. Ours got so much water in there that it was making huge sparks and flames which charred up the switches. You may have to replace the whole 5-burner igniter switch assembly. I think it's part number 74010753. To access, remove 2 screws under the front of stovetop. open Top oven door to access. remove the 2 screws that hold the gas valve assembly. Remove 2 screws out of each burner assembly. Remove the green grounding wire on the right hand corner of stove top. The stove top will come off revealing the 5 white igniter switch assembly which is all wired together in parallel. Remove the large metal panel on the rear. There are two wires that are off the 5-burner switch assembly that you unplug. Replace this whole assembly and the problem should be fixed. Hope this helps