Whirlpool Range/Stove/Oven Knob, Dial & Button Parts

Whirlpool Range Knob and Control Parts

Range knobs and dial buttons take a beating — twisted daily, sometimes gripped too hard, occasionally dropped. When a Whirlpool range knob cracks, strips, or spins freely without clicking, it's often the knob itself rather than the underlying switch. OEM Whirlpool knobs match the exact color, texture, and detent feel of your original, and they're one of the most affordable range repairs.

Whether you need a burner control knob, oven temperature dial, or selector button, enter your exact Whirlpool model number below to find the correct replacement. Knobs are model-specific — color and mounting shaft diameter vary across Whirlpool's decades of range production.

• Burner control knob: cracked, missing, or won't stay seated
• Oven temperature dial: stripped detent or cosmetic damage
• Oven function selector knob: bake/broil/clean mode knob broken or loose
• Knob escutcheons: decorative rings around the shaft; separate replacements available
• Knob springs and detent assemblies: if the knob itself is intact but won't click or hold position

Find Whirlpool range knob and dial parts for your model by entering your model number. OEM knobs are inexpensive and ship fast.

Whirlpool Range Knob & Dial Replacement Guide

How do I know which Whirlpool range knob I need?

Whirlpool range knobs vary by model series and decade of production. Some ranges use push-turn knobs, others simple twist knobs. Color, diameter, and shaft length all differ. The easiest way to get the exact replacement is to enter your full Whirlpool model number (found on a label inside the range or on the rear) into our parts finder. We'll show you all compatible knobs — burner control, oven dial, and selector knobs specific to your range.

Can I replace just the knob, or do I need to replace the whole switch?

In most cases, you can replace just the knob. The knob is a plastic or metal cover that slides or screws onto the switch shaft. If the knob is cracked, faded, or missing, an OEM replacement knob solves the problem. However, if the underlying switch doesn't click, won't hold position, or the shaft spins freely inside the knob, then the switch assembly itself has failed — and that's a separate, more expensive repair. Test the bare switch first by removing the cracked knob; if the switch works but the knob is broken, you need a knob only.

What's the difference between Whirlpool and KitchenAid range knobs?

KitchenAid is Whirlpool's factory-certified brand and shares many parts platforms with Whirlpool ranges. However, KitchenAid knobs are typically higher-quality plastic or stainless-steel finishes and are not interchangeable with standard Whirlpool knobs. Always confirm your exact brand and model before ordering. A KitchenAid knob will not fit a Whirlpool range shaft, and vice versa.

Where is the Whirlpool range model number located?

The model number is printed on a white or silver label, usually found inside the oven (check the side wall or the top of the oven cavity, near the hinge), or on the back of the range near the power cord. It's typically a series of letters and numbers like WFE530C0HW or WGE730C0DS. Write down the entire model number and enter it into our search — we'll filter the results to show only knobs that fit your specific range.

Order Whirlpool Range, Stove, and Oven Knob Replacement Parts Online

Ordering Whirlpool range, stove, and oven replacement knobs online is easy with Repair Clinic. Simply search by model or part number to find the exact part you need. With our No-Hassle 365-Day Returns, you can return uninstalled parts within a year of purchase, ensuring a risk-free shopping experience. Plus, our Price Match Guarantee ensures that you're getting competitive pricing on genuine OEM parts for your Whirlpool appliance.

We offer same-day shipping on orders placed by 9:00 PM ET, so you can get your Whirlpool stove knobs, oven knobs, and cooktop knobs quickly. Whether you're a homeowner or a professional technician, our online repair library gives you the diagnostics, videos, and step-by-step guides to complete the repair efficiently. Find everything you need, from Whirlpool gas stove knobs to Whirlpool cooktop knobs, all in one place.

Whirlpool Range/Stove/Oven Model Number: Where to Look

On Whirlpool ranges, stoves, and ovens, look for the model-number label along the oven door frame, inside the oven door, or at the front edge of the storage-drawer opening. If it is not there, check the back of the appliance near the power cord. The label may list several codes, so copy the complete model number, including every letter and digit, rather than the serial number. Enter that number in the model search, and the catalog will narrow to parts made for your entire Whirlpool unit, not just the controls or knobs. You will get a faster, more accurate match and avoid sorting through parts that belong to similar-looking models.