Parts for Jenn-Air JGRP430WP02: Burner Box, Gas Valves And Switches Parts

This dual burner valve controls gas flow to two cooktop burners, restoring reliable ignition and heat control for gas ranges. It replaces a worn or leaking valve assembly to help stop burner failure and gas odors. What it does:

• Regulates gas flow to two burners so burners light and hold a steady flame
• Stops common symptoms like burners not lighting or weak/intermittent flames
• Helps prevent gas leaks when seals and valve seats are functioning correctly
• Used when clicking/ignition occurs but burners fail to sustain flame

• Shut off gas supply and power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Inspect and replace any damaged gaskets or fittings; use proper thread sealant where required by the manufacturer.
• Tighten connections to specified torque and test all fittings for leaks with a soapy water solution or approved detector.

This burner valve controls gas flow to a single surface burner, restoring proper ignition and flame control for your cooktop. It's the OEM-style valve used where a single valve failed or leaks. What it does:

• Regulates gas flow to one surface burner so the burner lights and maintains a steady flame.
• Replaces a worn, stuck, or leaking valve that can prevent a burner from igniting or holding a flame.
• Helps correct low or inconsistent flame height caused by valve malfunction.
• Works with standard gas cooktop valve assemblies compatible with the listed part number.

• Turn off the gas supply and unplug the appliance before beginning any repair.
• Use proper fittings and thread sealant where required; check manufacturer guidance for torque.
• After installation, test for leaks with a safe leak-detection method (soapy water or a gas sniffer).

This pressure regulator controls and stabilizes the gas flow to the appliance, helping the burner maintain a steady, correct flame for reliable heating and cooking performance. What it does

• Regulates gas pressure to the appliance's burner assembly for consistent ignition and flame size
• Can correct low or uneven burner flames when the regulator is failing
• Helps prevent frequent burner shutdowns and poor temperature control linked to pressure issues
• Works as part of the appliance's fuel delivery system to ensure safe, steady operation

• One pressure regulator

• Turn off the gas supply and disconnect power before attempting service
• Use proper gas fittings and thread sealant rated for gas lines; check for leaks after installation

This single simmer burner valve controls gas flow to a single low/simmer burner, restoring consistent low-heat operation and safe flame adjustment. Direct-fit replacement when the simmer burner won't light or holds only high flame. What it does:

• Regulates gas flow to the low/simmer burner for stable, low-heat cooking
• Replaces a worn or leaking valve that can cause an uneven or nonfunctional simmer flame
• Helps stop slow gas leaks at the control port when the valve is faulty
• Works with the range/stove valve assembly to restore normal burner control

• One burner valve (single simmer)

• Turn off gas supply and unplug the appliance before servicing
• Handle gas components carefully; inspect and replace any damaged seals or gaskets
• Installation may require disassembling the cooktop and/or valve manifold

This spark module controls ignition for four surface burners and provides automatic reignition if a flame goes out. It generates the high-voltage spark and monitors flame for dependable lighting and consistent cooktop performance.

• Generates high-voltage pulses to ignite up to four surface burners
• Senses flame presence and automatically re-sparks if a flame is lost
• Helps stop sparking once flame is detected to reduce clicking
• Symptoms this part is involved with include: no spark on any burner, intermittent or weak spark, or continuous clicking after lighting

• Disconnect power and shut off gas before servicing
• Access is typically under the cooktop or behind a panel; mount the module securely away from heat and moisture
• Transfer wires one at a time to matching terminals; ensure ground/neutral connections are secure for proper flame sensing
• After reassembly, restore power and test each burner for ignition and that clicking stops when flame is present