Parts for Kenmore 790.32409902 (79032409902, 790 32409902): Burner Parts

This LED light module illuminates the refrigerator compartment for clear, even lighting. A failing module can leave sections of the fridge dim or dark, making it hard to see food items.

• Provides bright, efficient interior lighting
• Helps maintain consistent illumination across the compartment
• Common signs of failure include flickering, dim, or non-working light
• Also trips off after a few seconds when the module is failing

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Use proper ESD precautions when handling electronic components
• Match connector orientation and seating before reassembly
• If multiple lights are out, diagnose each module and the circuit before replacing

If your cooktop burner won't light or clicks continuously, the igniter may need replacement. This part creates the spark for gas ignition. DIY-friendly repair.

Gas cooktop won't light or clicks continuously? This igniter sparks the burner flame. Direct replacement part restores reliable ignition on most models.

This gas regulator controls and maintains proper gas pressure to the oven or range burner for consistent ignition and steady flame performance. It helps the appliance run safely and reliably by regulating incoming fuel flow. What it does:

• Regulates gas pressure to the cooktop or oven burner for stable flame and even heating
• Helps prevent flame sputtering, weak burners, or inconsistent oven temperature that can result from improper pressure
• Works with the appliance's safety valves and burners to support reliable ignition
• Designed for direct replacement of the factory regulator to restore correct fuel flow

• One gas regulator

• Turn off the gas supply and unplug the appliance before starting any work; follow local codes for gas work
• Install only if the regulator is confirmed faulty; check gas connections and supply line for leaks after installation
• Use proper fittings and thread sealant rated for gas; tightness should be to manufacturer torque—do not overtighten

Valve mounting screw for cooktop gas valves. Replace if screw is stripped, corroded, or missing during valve service or burner assembly repairs.