Parts for Ge JB480DM1BB: Control Panel & Cooktop Parts

The Knob Valve is an OEM part compatible with GE ranges. Precisely machined brass components regulate propane or natural gas flow through each control valve.

Causes of failure are often normal wear on precision valve internals restricting fuel intake over thousands of adjustment cycles. Cracks or contaminant buildup can occur from prolonged use.

Symptoms include:

• Burners failing to ignite consistently or at all  
• Inability to adjust/maintain proper flame height or temperature
• Fuel leaks discernible by smell around knob shafts

This GE replacement returns full functionality to fuel delivery. Compatible with select Hotpoint and RCA appliances as well, it prevents future repair costs. 

This infinite switch controls the heat of an electric range or cooktop surface element by cycling power at your selected setting. Replace it to restore precise knob-controlled heating when a burner won't heat, stays on high, or won't shut off.

• Regulates power to a single surface element by cycling on/off to maintain the chosen temperature
• Interfaces with the control knob and the burner's circuit to deliver the selected heat level
• Common failure symptoms: element won't heat, only runs on high, won't turn off, or heats inconsistently
• Knob turning without response or noticeable "clicks" can indicate a worn shaft/contacts in the switch

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; this is a high-voltage component
• Pull off the burner knob and access the control panel; note wire positions or take a photo, then transfer wires to matching terminals on the new switch
• Mount the switch, reassemble, restore power, and test each heat setting

This surface element control switch regulates power to a cooktop/range burner. Replacing a failed switch restores smooth, adjustable heat and corrects issues such as a burner stuck on high, not heating, or cycling erratically.

• Regulates power cycling to the surface burner to achieve the selected heat level
• Provides variable low-to-high settings via the control knob
• Typical failure symptoms: burner won't heat, only heats on high, won't turn off, or heat is inconsistent
• Helps restore precise temperature control on the affected burner

• Disconnect power by unplugging the appliance or switching off the circuit breaker
• Pull off the burner knob and open the control panel to access the switch
• Note wire positions and transfer them to the new switch one at a time
• Secure the switch, reassemble the panel/knob, and test all heat settings

This pilot indicator light mounts in the control panel and illuminates to show when a surface element or another heating circuit is powered. Replace a burned-out or stuck-on light to restore a clear, reliable power-on warning.

• Lights when the corresponding heating circuit is energized
• Alerts users that heating components are active
• Common symptoms: light does not turn on, stays on constantly, flickers, or is very dim
• Shows physical damage to the lens or terminals when failed

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Remove the backguard or control panel cover to access the indicator light from behind
• Note wire positions; move connectors to the new light one at a time and secure the light in the panel
• Restore power and test operation before reassembly

This pilot lamp is the small indicator light that shows when a function or surface element is active, giving a clear visual cue for operation and status. It replaces a burned-out or broken indicator lamp to restore visible operation feedback. What it does

• Lights to indicate when a control, burner or other function is energized
• Replaces a dim, flickering or non-working indicator light
• Helps you quickly verify power or status at a glance
• Compatible with panels and controls that accept the OEM pilot lamp design

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work to avoid shock
• Access usually requires removing the control panel or bezel; keep track of fasteners
• Handle the lamp carefully — glass and terminals are fragile

Designed for the self-clean cycle, this thermostat monitors oven temperature and opens the circuit if overheating occurs to protect your range. Replace it to restore reliable self-clean performance and safety shutoff when the original thermostat fails. What it does:

• Monitors oven cavity temperature during the Self Clean cycle and opens the circuit if temperatures become excessive
• Protects the appliance by interrupting power to the heating circuit when an over-temperature condition is detected
• If faulty, you may notice Self Clean won't start or ends early, over-temperature error/beep codes, or no heat after a self-clean event
• Dedicated to self-clean safety; it does not regulate everyday baking temperatures

• 1 self-clean thermostat

• Disconnect power at the breaker; for gas models, also shut off the gas supply
• Allow the oven to cool completely—surfaces may remain extremely hot after a self-clean cycle
• Access and mounting vary by model; note wire positions and transfer them one at a time to the new thermostat
• Inspect wiring/terminals for heat damage and replace any burnt connectors before reassembly

A sealed rocker switch that replaces a worn or failed control switch to restore reliable on/off or selector operation. Designed to keep contacts protected from moisture and debris for consistent performance. What it does:

• Provides a user-facing rocker control to open/close electrical circuits for the appliance function.
• Replaces switches that cause intermittent operation, no response, or stuck on/off conditions.
• Sealed design helps protect internal contacts from moisture, spills, and dirt that can cause failures.
• Matches the OEM form and mounting for a direct-fit replacement when the original switch is damaged.

• Disconnect power or unplug the appliance before starting any repair.
• Note or photograph wire locations before removing connectors to ensure correct reinstallation.
• Basic hand tools (screwdriver, pliers) are typically required; avoid forcing wiring or terminals.

This Haliant 6" heating element replaces a damaged or worn oven element to restore proper cooking and baking performance. It provides the heating surface needed for even temperature recovery and consistent results. What it does:

• Heats during bake/broil cycles to generate oven cooking temperatures
• Restores heat when a failed element causes little or no oven heat
• Helps correct uneven cooking or long preheat times caused by element failure
• Matches the OEM Haliant design for fit and function when compatible

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock
• Allow the appliance to cool fully before touching the element or inside surfaces
• Replace using proper mounting hardware and electrical connections; ensure secure, tight terminal connections

This 8-inch Haliant radiant surface element mounts beneath the glass of a smooth-top range to heat a single cooking zone. Replacing a failed element restores proper heating response and consistent performance on that burner. What it does:

• Heats the 8-inch cooking zone by converting electrical energy to radiant heat beneath the glass
• Helps provide even heating and smooth simmer-to-boil control
• Works with the surface control to cycle and maintain the set temperature
• Typical failure symptoms: no heat, very slow heating, or inconsistent/uneven heating on that burner

• 1 Haliant 8-inch radiant surface element

• Disconnect power at the breaker; allow the cooktop to cool fully
• Lift/remove the glass top per your model's procedure to access the element
• Note wire locations and transfer any mounting clips/brackets from the old element if needed
• After reassembly, test the burner; if it still won't heat, the surface element switch/control may be at fault

The Radiant Element Spring is an OEM part for GE electric ranges. This spring supports the radiant element coil and provides the necessary tension to allow the coil to glow red-hot during the cooking process.

Causes of a bad spring can include fatigue from repeated heating and cooling cycles, damage due to impact or mishandling, or corrosion over extended use.

Symptoms of a bad radiant element spring include:

• Radiant element coil sagging or not sitting flush
• Element coil not heating properly or heating unevenly
• Excessive heat and energy use from a misaligned coil
• Element mounting brackets becoming loose over time

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This control bracket secures the appliance control assembly or console in place, keeping the control board and user interface stable for reliable operation and proper button/knob alignment. What it does:

• Mounts and supports the control board or console to the cabinet or frame
• Prevents the control assembly from shifting, vibrating, or rubbing against other components
• Helps maintain proper button/knob alignment and electrical connection stability
• Can cause a loose or misaligned control panel or intermittent button response when damaged or missing

• One control mounting bracket

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Handle control board and wiring with care to avoid ESD or connector damage
• Use the original fasteners or recommended replacements and torque evenly

This self-clean timer assembly controls the oven's self-clean cycle and basic timing functions so the range can complete programmed clean cycles reliably. Replace a failed timer to restore correct cycle timing and control response. What it does:

• Selects and times the self-clean cycle and related oven functions.
• Advances or stops the self-clean sequence; a bad timer can prevent the cycle from starting or finishing.
• Restores accurate timing when oven bake/clean settings act erratically or the timer won't advance.
• Works as the mechanical/electrical timing control used by the range's self-clean feature.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any service to avoid electrical shock.
• Installation typically requires removing the control panel or console; handle internal components and connectors carefully.
• Do not operate the oven with panels off or safety interlocks bypassed.

This replacement indicator light lens covers the lamp opening on the control panel, protecting the opening while keeping the ON indicator easy to see. Replacing a cracked or missing lens restores visibility and a finished look.

• Covers and protects the indicator lamp opening in the panel
• Diffuses light so the appliance's ON status is easy to see
• Helps keep dust, grease, and moisture out of the control area
• Common signs to replace: lens cracked, missing, cloudy/discolored, or won't stay seated

• Disconnect power by unplugging the appliance or switching off the circuit breaker
• Access the panel area; release the old lens tabs or retainer from the back side and remove
• Align and press the new lens fully into the opening until it sits flush
• Restore power and verify the indicator illuminates correctly

This replacement screw secures appliance components so panels, brackets, and trim stay tight and aligned. Use it to replace a missing, stripped, or rusted fastener and restore a solid, rattle-free fit in the affected assembly.

• Fastens parts to the chassis/frame or mounting brackets
• Replaces lost, damaged, or corroded hardware
• Can help address loose or vibrating panels and minor misalignment
• Maintains a secure attachment during normal operation

• Disconnect power before servicing; for gas appliances, also shut off the gas supply
• Match the screw to the original location and reuse any clips or washers if present
• Start threading by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly without overtightening
• Repair/replace damaged receiving threads or clip for proper hold

This thermostat knob assembly replaces a worn or broken oven/stove temperature control knob to restore reliable, easy temperature selection. Durable molded knob snaps onto the control shaft for a secure, tactile grip and smooth rotation. What it does:

• Provides a direct user interface for setting oven or range temperature.
• Ensures clear position indexing so settings register accurately on the control shaft.
• Restores a solid, non-slip grip when the original knob is cracked, stripped, or loose.
• Helps resolve symptoms like a knob that won't turn, slips on the shaft, or has missing indicator markings.

• One thermostat knob assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electrical shock.
• Allow the appliance to fully cool if recently used; handle components with care.
• Remove the old knob by pulling it straight off the control shaft; align and press the new knob onto the shaft until fully seated.
• No special tools typically required; if a retaining clip is present, retain or replace per the manufacturer's instructions.

This silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) switches and regulates power to heating elements and motors in compatible appliances, restoring controlled current flow for proper operation. It's a direct-replacement electronic switching component. What it does:

• Acts as a solid-state switch to control AC power to heater or motor circuits
• Helps regulate current during timed or thermostatic cycles
• Common replacement when appliance shows intermittent heating, no heat, or erratic motor control
• Replaces a failed/shorted SCR that can cause blown fuses or control board errors

• One silicon controlled rectifier (single SCR)

• Intended for technicians or experienced DIYers; disconnect power before servicing
• Verify correct SCR orientation and secure the 8-32 screw terminal; avoid overtightening
• Observe ESD precautions and handle the part by non-conductive areas