Parts for Ge PGP9830DJ1BB: Control Panel & Cooktop Parts

This spark module controls ignition for your range's surface burners. When you turn a burner knob, it generates the high-voltage spark the electrodes need to ignite the gas quickly and consistently.

• Generates high-voltage pulses to the surface igniters to light the burner flame
• Activates when a burner switch/knob calls for ignition
• Routes spark output to the cooktop electrodes for reliable lighting
• Common failure signs: no spark on one or more burners, intermittent/weak spark, or continuous clicking

• Unplug the appliance and shut off the gas supply; allow the cooktop to cool
• Access the module per your model (often under the cooktop or behind a rear panel)
• Label and transfer wires one at a time from the old module to the new; ensure a solid ground and secure mounting
• Reassemble, restore power and gas, and test each burner for proper ignition

The Top Burner Igniter is an OEM part for GE gas ranges. It is responsible for igniting the gas to create a flame for cooking on the stovetop burners.

Over time, igniters can degrade due to repeated use, exposure to high temperatures, or buildup of food particles and grease. A malfunctioning igniter can prevent the burner from lighting properly, affecting the cooking performance of the range.

Symptoms of a bad Top Burner Igniter include:

• Burner not lighting
• Delayed ignition or clicking sounds without ignition
• Weak or inconsistent flame
• Smell of gas without ignition

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

C burner

Approx 2-1/2 inches in diameter

Approx 3 inches in diameter

This burner inlet assembly directs gas from the manifold to a single cooktop burner, restoring proper gas flow and stable ignition for safe, even flames. It replaces a worn or damaged inlet to help your range light reliably. What it does:

• Channels gas from the manifold to the burner so the burner can ignite
• Supports proper ignition and consistent flame strength
• Can resolve symptoms like a burner that won't light or produces a weak/uneven flame
• Helps prevent gas routing problems when the inlet is cracked or clogged

• Turn off the gas supply and electrical power before servicing.
• Use proper tools and replace only with the exact part; verify fit against your appliance diagram.
• Inspect seals and fittings; test carefully for leaks after installation (use a leak detector or soapy water).

This burner grommet sits beneath the gas burner head on the cooktop surface, providing a snug seat and spill barrier. Replacing a worn grommet helps keep the burner level and helps prevent spills and debris from entering the burner box.

• Seats and centers the burner head on the cooktop
• Helps seal around the burner opening to limit spill intrusion
• Maintains proper burner height and stability
• Replaces grommets that are cracked, shrunken, or deformed
• Common signs: burner wobbles or sits unevenly, visible wear, or liquids leaking under the top

• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply before servicing
• Remove grates and burner caps; lift off the burner head carefully to avoid damaging the igniter
• Remove the old grommet and clean the recess; press the new grommet fully and evenly into place
• Reassemble and verify burner alignment and ignition before restoring gas and power

This rubber grommet seals the cabinet opening where a water valve or hose passes through, helping prevent leaks and reducing vibration. It's a simple replacement that restores a tight, water-resistant seal around the valve area. What it does

• Provides a cushion and seal around a water valve or hose where it passes through the cabinet wall
• Helps stop drips or minor leaks that travel along the cabinet opening
• Reduces vibration and rattling from the valve or connected lines
• Commonly replaced when the original grommet is cracked, brittle, or missing

• One grommet

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting any work
• Remove the old grommet and clean the mounting area; push the new grommet into the valve hole until fully seated
• Inspect valve hose alignment and test for leaks after restoring power and water

This switch harness connects a cooktop or range infinite (burner) switch to the appliance wiring, restoring reliable power and control to a single heating element. It's a direct-replacement wiring connector used where the switch lead has failed or become damaged. What it does:

• Provides the wiring connection between the infinite/burner control switch and the cooktop power circuit
• Restores proper electrical contact when a burned or frayed switch lead causes intermittent or no heat
• Prevents loose or exposed wiring that can cause arcing or erratic burner behavior
• Used when a burner won't heat or control settings do not respond as expected

• One switch harness

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning work to avoid shock risk
• Access typically requires removing the cooktop or back panel; follow your model's service manual for safe access
• Harness normally installs with plug-style connectors—no soldering required; match connector shapes and terminal positions
• If you see heat damage to surrounding wiring or terminals, replace any damaged components and inspect nearby insulation

This tubing routes water inside the refrigerator for the dispenser and ice maker, restoring a sealed path for reliable water flow. It replaces damaged or leaking internal supply tubing to stop drips and restore normal dispensing. What it does

• Carries water between the inlet, dispenser, and ice maker components
• Restores proper water flow when internal lines are cracked, pinched, or clogged
• Stops visible leaks or moisture inside the fresh-food compartment
• Helps prevent water damage and keeps the dispenser/ice maker functioning

• One refrigerator water supply tubing assembly (as shown)

• Shut off the refrigerator water supply and unplug the appliance before beginning
• Use care removing trim/panels to access internal tubing; keep track of clips and fasteners
• Make secure, leak-free connections; replace any damaged clips or fittings
• After installation, restore power and water, then check all connections for leaks

The Fan Switch is an OEM replacement part for GE cooktops. Measuring approximately 2 inches by 1 inch, this fan switch serves as a component in activating the downdraft fan. The downdraft fan aids in extracting smoke, steam, and odors, promoting a cleaner and fresher cooking environment.

A malfunctioning Fan Switch can be attributed to electrical issues, wear and tear from regular use, or physical damage. These problems can lead to the downdraft fan not activating, resulting in inadequate ventilation and the accumulation of smoke and odors during cooking.

Symptoms of a bad Fan Switch include:

• The downdraft fan failing to activate, leading to poor ventilation
• Accumulation of smoke and odors during cooking
• The switch being unresponsive or failing to maintain the fan’s operation

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

The Pressure Regulator is an OEM part for GE ranges. This part controls and maintains the appropriate gas pressure flowing to the burners, ensuring consistent and safe operation of the stove.

Causes of a bad pressure regulator can include wear and tear over time, exposure to high temperatures, or contamination from dirt and debris. 

Symptoms of a bad pressure regulator include:

• Inconsistent or fluctuating burner flames
• Burners not igniting
• The smell of gas around the range
• Reduced cooking efficiency

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

Color: glossy black. Measures about 1 inch in diameter, and 1 inch deep.

This water inlet valve controls water flow to the refrigerator's ice maker and dispenser, restoring normal ice production and water dispensing when the valve fails. Durable direct-fit replacement for affected GE refrigerators. What it does

• Opens and closes to supply water to the ice maker and dispenser when the dispenser or ice maker calls for water.
• Commonly used to fix no-water or low-water flow to the ice maker or dispenser.
• Stops water flow when the refrigerator is off to prevent leaks or flooding.
• Works with electrically controlled solenoid valves in the water system.

• One water inlet valve

• Disconnect power and shut off the household water supply before starting work.
• Access may require removing interior panels, the back cover, or toe panel depending on the model.
• Replace using the existing mounting and wiring connections; use new water line fittings if old fittings are corroded.

This gas surface burner valve controls the right-rear burner on your cooktop or range, regulating gas flow as you turn the knob. Replacing a worn valve restores consistent ignition and precise flame control at that position.

• Regulates gas flow to the right-rear surface burner for on/off and flame level control
• Common symptoms include no ignition, uneven or weak flame, or poor flame adjustment at that burner
• Stiff, loose, or wobbly knob action at the RR position can indicate internal valve wear
• If a gas odor is detected, shut off gas and have the unit serviced before use

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Remove the knob and front panel to access the manifold; note valve orientation and connections
• Support the manifold with a second wrench while loosening/tightening fittings to avoid damage
• After installation, perform a soap-solution leak test on all connections and verify proper ignition and flame

This surface burner valve regulates gas flow to a cooktop/range burner. Used in the left front or right rear position, it restores smooth knob control so the burner lights and the flame adjusts properly from simmer to high. What it does:

• Meters and shuts off gas to a single top burner
• Position-specific: intended for the left front or right rear location on the manifold
• Helps resolve issues like a hard-to-turn knob, inconsistent flame height, or a burner that won't adjust as expected
• Can correct no-gas flow to that burner when the original valve is blocked or failed

• 1 gas surface burner valve (LF/RR orientation)

• Shut off gas supply and disconnect power before servicing
• Lift the cooktop/top panel to access the manifold; note hose/tube routing and valve orientation
• Transfer any orifice holder/fittings from the old valve as required; avoid overtightening compression connections
• Use an approved gas-thread sealant if specified and leak-test all joints with a soap-and-water solution before use

The Grate Foot is an OEM part for GE cooking ranges and stovetops. This small but essential component provides stability to the burner grates, preventing them from sliding or wobbling during use. Includes 1 rubber foot that goes on the bottom of stove top grates to protect the stovetop if feet become damaged or lost. Sold individually. Order as needed. If you also need an adhesive, order W10841140.

Symptoms of a bad grate foot include:

• Grates that move or wobble when touched
• Scratches or damage to the stovetop surface beneath the grates
• Unstable cookware positioning, potentially leading to spills or uneven cooking

Causes of damage to the grate foot often include regular wear and tear, heat degradation, or impact from heavy pots and pans being dropped or dragged across the grate.

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

Natural gas

Liquid propane

Natural gas

This ignitor harness connects the oven's right-side ignitor to the appliance wiring, restoring reliable spark and proper burner ignition. It's a direct-fit harness used where the right ignitor circuit needs a replacement connection. What it does:

• Transfers electrical power and signals between the oven control and the right-side ignitor to enable burner ignition
• Commonly used when a burner or ignitor fails to light, sparks inconsistently, or has a damaged/loose connector
• Maintains correct connector alignment and insulation to ensure safe, consistent ignition performance
• Replaces worn, frayed, or melted harnesses that can cause intermittent operation or open circuits

• One ignitor harness (right-side)

• Disconnect power (and shut off gas supply on gas appliances) before starting any repair
• Match connector types and routing to the original harness; avoid stretching or pinching wires
• Inspect nearby wiring and terminals for heat damage; replace damaged components as needed

The Foam Tape is an OEM part for GE gas ranges. It serves as a sealant, ensuring a proper fit and preventing the escape of heat and gases from the range. This tape helps maintain the efficiency of the range by providing an airtight seal around various components.

Causes of a bad Foam Tape can include wear and tear over time, exposure to high temperatures, or physical damage during cleaning or maintenance. When the foam tape degrades, it can compromise the range's performance and safety.

Symptoms of a bad Foam Tape include:

• Heat escaping from the range
• Gas odors near the appliance
• Visible wear or gaps in the seal
• Decreased cooking efficiency

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