How to Troubleshoot & Replace Whirlpool AP6010667 / WP71001641 Top Burner Control Knob

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Part Number: AP6010667 / WP71001641

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Less than 15 minutes

Scott F Harrisburg , PA October 14, 2017

Wanted to convert gas grill side to additional burners

I ordered replacement parts to convert the side to individual burners.

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Repair Time Estimate:: Less than 15 minutes
Tools:: Screwdrivers

Valentina C Bronx , NY September 17, 2019

We needed to replace knobs on stove

We ordered the knobs. They came faster than we expected and replaced them.

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Repair Time Estimate:: Less than 15 minutes

Ben D Antioch , IL November 19, 2017

Appliance: Model CVG4200 JENNAIR

Stove top is over 15 years old and was considering buying a new complete appliance knobs were terribly worn and one had melted a bit from a hot pan

I found this website and was surprised that I could replace drip pans, grates, and knobs. It was at my door the next day after ordering! It took longer to open the box and unwrap the pieces than it did to put the new pieces on. My stovetop looks brand new and I am very happy!

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Repair Time Estimate:: Less than 15 minutes

Bill M Saint Charles , MO October 25, 2017

Appliance: Jenn-Air Surface Unit- Ddraft Gas CG206B-C

Lettering on knobs was worn off, couldn't read them anymore. The grates had warped over the years & pans would not sit flat on the grates causing the pans to tip & food to run together.

Removed 4 old knobs and 4 old grates. Replace with 4 new knobs and 4 new grates. Took about 3 minutes. Stove looks new again (it's 29 years old) and works great. I can fry eggs (and other foods) and not have them run together, and not have oil in one side of the skillet. No more tippy pans. Very, very nice!