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    • Part Number: AP2022753
    • MFG Part Number: WB19K14
    • Made by: GE
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The top oven and broiler does not com on but the bottom oven works. I hear it click to turn on but nothing happens. The igniters look fine...could it be the safety valve?

Lall for Model Number MGR6772BDB

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When setting the oven temperature to: ie 425, 400, or 385, it never reaches the set temperature. 325 to 350 is about as high as it will go. An honest and experienced resolve would be most welcomed. Thank you.

Keith for Model Number JGBP35WEV4WW

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We noticed a burning smell from inside the oven to find a small standing flame near the air shutter adjustment at the broiler. Even when unplugging the stove the flame stays on. Im figuring its the safety valve not closing right or something stuck in it? Thanks .

Joe for Model Number Jgbpweb2ww

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Hi there and Happy Holidays, I have a GE Oven, Model JGBP30WEV4WW. While the oven was on, we smelled a gas odor. We did not notice the issue when the stove top burners were on. We contacted the local gas company who came out to inspect it. They said it was not a gas supply leak but it was an oven part that was causing the smell/leakage. They noted that it was the "safety" which was also making a quick "thup-thup-thup" continuous noise. Does this seem accurate? If so, is Oven Safety Valve, Dual Type P/N AP2022753 the correct item to fix this issue? Thanks, Mark

Mark L. for Model Number JGBP30WEV4WW

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Top burners and broil work. When I turn on the oven, the ignitor glows strong, and the oven lights. After about 10 seconds, the flame sputters, I hear a vibrating noise, and the flame goes on and off in rapid succession. I tap the safety valve or lines lightly, the flame gets strong again but only for a second. Can the valve go bad even if the broiler still works? What connections should I use to check continuity? What readings should I look for? Should I leave the wires attached to the valve when I do this? Thanks!

Pat F for Model Number GE Model No. JGBP90MEB6BC

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WB2X9154 this is my part number. I replaced the igniter but on the safety valve a blue wire came unloose and I dont know which side it plugs into the valve.

Lashun N

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top burners work but broiler or oven dont come on

Drb for Model Number JGBP288EA1AD

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My oven will heat up but then stop working in the middle of cooking. The ignitor glows orange but there doesn't seem to be gas flowing. There is no smell of natural gas. The top burners and broiler work but the oven does not...any ideas?? Thanks in advance.

Alex for Model Number GE Spectra Natural Gas Range XL144

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All burners and broiler work fine but. When you turn on the bake it comes with such force it shoots flame out of the burner, with so much pressure that it comes up through the bottom of oven. It is like it is unregulated pressure on just the oven bake side. It sounds like a blow torch going off. Can the safety valve be causing a pressure problem on just the bake side? Thanks!

Cliff for Model Number Kenmore- 3627556190

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I get no gas flow to neither the oven or the broiler. How do I look for the problem? The igniters look like they are okay.

Don for Model Number JGBP26WEA4WW

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