Parts for Dacor RGC365SLPH: Chassis Parts

If your cooktop burner won't ignite or stay lit, a faulty microswitch may be the cause. This small electrical switch signals when controls are engaged.

If your cooktop burner won't ignite or stay lit, a faulty microswitch may be the cause. This small electrical switch signals when controls are engaged.

This programmed dual burner valve controls gas flow to two cooktop burners, restoring reliable ignition and consistent flame control for affected burners. It's a direct-fit replacement used on compatible gas ranges. What it does

• Directs and meters gas to two burners so they ignite and maintain a steady flame
• Replaces faulty valve behavior such as uneven flame, weak ignition, or one burner not lighting
• Works with the range's existing ignition and safety systems to restore normal operation
• Reduces the risk of gas leaks or unsafe operation when the original valve is failing

• One programmed dual burner valve

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before starting work
• This part mounts behind the cooktop; remove grates and burners as needed for access
• Inspect gas fittings and use a gas-rated thread sealant or new gaskets where specified

Uneven flames or inconsistent cooking temperatures? This service regulator controls LP gas flow to restore proper burner performance and steady flames.

This reducer bushing helps center and support the dryer drum drive reducer so the drum turns smoothly and quietly. It replaces worn or damaged bushings to reduce rubbing, squeaks, and uneven drum movement. What it does:

• Supports the drive reducer to keep the drum aligned during operation
• Reduces metal-on-metal contact that can cause squeaks or grinding noises
• Helps prevent uneven drum rotation and premature wear on adjacent parts
• Commonly replaced when you hear noise or notice rough drum movement

• Disconnect power before beginning any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Access may require removing the dryer front or rear panel
• Inspect the reducer and surrounding components; replace any damaged parts found
• Do not force parts into place; if resistance is excessive, verify alignment and part orientation