Parts for Dcs RGS-366: Burner Parts

A replacement D-shaped burner cap that restores even flame coverage and protects the burner head on compatible gas cooktops. Use this cap to improve ignition reliability and maintain correct heat distribution for safer cooking. What it does:

• Covers the burner head to direct flame and promote even heating across cookware
• Helps prevent uneven ignition, sputtering flames, or weak burners caused by damaged or missing caps
• Protects the burner head from spills, debris, and wear that can interfere with performance
• Matches the OEM geometry for proper alignment and flame pattern when seated correctly

• One D-shaped burner cap

• Turn off the cooktop gas supply and ensure the surface is cool before removing or replacing the cap
• Lift the old cap straight up; place the new cap onto the burner post, ensuring it sits flat and centered
• Clean burner head and ports of debris before installing the new cap to ensure proper flame

The Front Burner Simmer Tubing is an OEM part for Fisher & Paykel gas cooktops and ranges. It plays a role in regulating gas flow to the front burner for delicate simmering capabilities.

Symptoms of a faulty simmer tubing can include:

• Inability to achieve low, stable flame patterns
• Front burner becomes difficult to control at simmer settings
• Burner makes popping or crackling noises even on lower flame settings

The Front Tubing is an OEM part for Fisher & Paykel appliances. This tubing is responsible for delivering gas from the supply line to the burner area of the appliance.

Causes of a bad Front Tubing can include cracks, holes, or kinks that disrupt or cut off the flow of gas. Over time, gas tubing can degrade under heat and pressure.

Symptoms of a bad Front Tubing include:

• Failure to ignite or inconsistent burning of the appliance
• Yellow flame indicating improper gas/air mixture
• Gas smell from the appliance
• Decreased appliance performance

The Tubing is an OEM part for Fisher & Paykel gas ranges. It is a part of the range's gas supply system, serving as the tubing located at the rear of the range that supplies gas specifically to the simmer burner.

It works together with other range components to deliver the appropriate level of gas pressure and volume needed for gentle, controlled cooking.

Causes of a bad simmer rear tubing can include cracks or splits that develop over time and exposure in the high-heat kitchen environment. Mineral or sediment buildup within the narrow tubing interior may also disrupt gas supply.

Symptoms of faulty tubing include:

• Inability to maintain a low, controllable simmer
• Fluctuations in burner flame size or strength
• Premature burning or scorching of foods at the simmer setting
• Unusual smells or discoloration near the rear simmer burner area

This jet holder simmer assembly secures the simmer jet in the burner and helps deliver a steady low flame for gentle simmering and low-heat cooking. It replaces a worn or damaged simmer jet holder to restore consistent low-heat performance. What it does:

• Holds the simmer jet in position so the burner produces a controlled low flame
• Helps maintain an even simmer for delicate cooking tasks
• Can resolve low or uneven simmering and difficulty sustaining a low flame
• Works at the component level—does not include other burner parts

• Turn off the appliance and shut off gas supply before servicing; disconnect power if applicable
• Handle small parts carefully and keep track of screws and gaskets during removal
• Basic hand tools are typically required; follow the appliance service manual for disassembly/reassembly

The Simmer Gas Jet Holder Nut is an OEM part for Fisher & Paykel gas ranges. It serves an important purpose in the simmer burner assembly by securely fastening the jet holder block in place.

The nut holds the simmer gas jet holder block precisely over its mounting brackets, thereby positioning the jets for low-flame simmering functionality. Proper positioning supports controlled combustion for delicate simmering performance.

Please note this is just the small nut component and does not include the full jet holder block.

Symptoms of a loose or faulty nut can include:

• Fluctuating or unstable simmer burner flames
• Difficulty achieving or maintaining a low simmer setting
• Carbon buildup near the simmer burner area
• Odors or discoloration from incomplete combustion

This ignitor kit replaces the burner spark electrode and its retainers, restoring dependable ignition. It produces a focused spark at the burner so the gas lights quickly and consistently. What it does:

• Generates the high-voltage spark needed to ignite gas at the burner
• Retaining spring and clip hold the electrode in the correct position for reliable ignition
• Helps address: burner won't light, intermittent or weak spark at a burner, or a cracked/chipped electrode insulator

• 1 ignitor (spark electrode), 1 retaining spring, 1 clip

• Disconnect electrical power and shut off gas; allow the appliance to cool before servicing
• Remove burner components to access the electrode; release the clip/spring and withdraw the old ignitor
• Transfer the spark lead to the new electrode; handle the ceramic insulator carefully to avoid damage
• Seat the electrode and secure with the spring and clip; align the tip per service guidelines and test for spark before reassembly