Parts for Hot Point RGA724PK2WH: 01 - Gas & Burner Parts

Color: White. It measures about 2 inches in diameter.

This replacement orifice spud for the cooktop surface burner threads into the orifice holder to meter gas flow, helping ensure proper flame size and reliable ignition for consistent cooking performance. What it does:

• Meters gas flow to the surface burner through a calibrated opening
• Helps produce stable, properly sized flames for even cooking
• Replace if the original spud is clogged, stripped, or damaged
• Common symptoms include weak/low or no flame, yellow/orange flames, uneven heating, or delayed ignition

• 1 orifice spud

• Turn off the gas supply and disconnect power; allow the appliance to cool completely
• Remove grates, burner caps, and burner heads to access the orifice holder
• Use the correct spud for the specific burner position and gas type per your model documentation
• Start threads by hand and tighten snugly without overtightening; after reassembly, check for leaks with a soapy-water solution and verify ignition and flame

This double burner assembly restores proper gas flow to a two-burner section of the cooktop so it lights reliably and heats evenly. Replace a worn or damaged assembly to correct ignition issues and irregular or weak flames.

• Routes gas to two burner outlets under the main top
• Provides the orifice-holder structure that mates to the burner head(s) and igniter(s)
• Aligns and supports burner heads for stable mounting
• Typical symptoms: one or both burners won't light, flames are weak or uneven, or the assembly shows cracks, corrosion, or stripped threads

• Turn off gas supply and disconnect power; allow the appliance to cool completely
• Remove grates, caps, and burner heads; raise or remove the main top to access the assembly
• Note tubing and component positions; install the new assembly and tighten all fittings securely
• After reassembly, check all gas joints with an approved leak-detection solution and verify proper ignition and flame

This surface burner valve regulates gas flow to a single top burner on your range, delivering smooth flame control. Replace a worn or leaking valve to resolve ignition problems and uneven flame performance.

• Regulates gas flow to the surface burner as you turn the knob
• Works with the igniter/orifice to light the burner
• Failure symptoms include: burner won't light or delayed ignition; flame won't adjust or is uneven
• Other signs: knob hard to turn or gas odor at the valve stem

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing; allow the appliance to cool.
• Remove the knob and access panel; note the valve's orientation and label igniter wire and gas tube locations.
• Transfer the orifice holder and any mounting hardware from the old valve if required.
• After reconnecting, restore gas and check all joints for leaks with a noncorrosive leak-detection solution before use.

This right rear burner tube assembly routes gas from the manifold to the right-rear burner on compatible gas ranges, restoring proper fuel flow and stable burner operation. What it does:

• Directs gas to the right-rear surface burner so the burner can light and maintain a steady flame
• Replaces a bent, clogged, or corroded tube that can cause weak or uneven flames
• Helps eliminate burner misfires or no-light conditions when tube damage or obstruction is the cause
• When damaged or loose, can contribute to gas odor or leaking — replacing a compromised tube restores safe, correct routing

• Turn off the range's gas supply and electrical power before beginning work
• Verify correct tube alignment on the manifold and burner adapter; avoid overtightening fittings
• Check for gas leaks after installation using a soap-and-water solution or a gas leak detector

This is the screw that secures the burner valve to the appliance, keeping the valve and associated controls fastened for reliable operation. Replaces a worn or missing mounting fastener to restore proper valve alignment and support. What it does:

• Secures the burner valve assembly to the appliance frame or manifold
• Keeps valve position stable to help maintain reliable burner operation
• Helps prevent movement that can cause loose connections or intermittent function
• Used when original screw is stripped, missing, or corroded

• One burner valve mounting screw

• Turn off power and gas supply to the appliance before starting any repair
• Use the correct size driver and avoid over-tightening to prevent stripping the screw or damaging the valve
• Confirm valve and surrounding components are properly aligned before final tightening

This left front tube assembly directs gas to the left-front cooktop burner for reliable ignition and steady flame control. It replaces a damaged or corroded tube to restore proper burner operation and safe cooking. What it does:

• Channels gas from the manifold to the left-front burner for consistent flame delivery
• Helps ensure correct burner ignition and stable heat output
• Replaces tubes that are bent, clogged, corroded, or leaking
• Useful when the left-front burner fails to light or burns unevenly

• One left front tube assembly

• Turn off gas supply and unplug the appliance before starting work
• Use appropriate hand tools; avoid forcing fittings to prevent damage
• Inspect nearby gaskets and fittings; replace if signs of wear or leakage

This thermocouple sits in the pilot flame and signals the oven safety valve that a flame is present. Replacing a weak or open thermocouple restores safe ignition and consistent burner operation on standing-pilot gas ranges.

• Detects heat from the pilot flame and generates a small millivolt signal to allow the oven safety valve to remain open
• Common symptoms of failure: oven won't heat, burner lights then goes out, pilot won't stay lit, intermittent oven shutdown
• Confirms flame presence to help prevent unlit-gas flow during operation
• Intended for standing-pilot style gas ovens/ranges

• Disconnect power and shut off gas before servicing; allow the appliance to cool
• Route and secure the new thermocouple exactly like the original; avoid sharp bends and kinks
• Position the tip correctly in the pilot flame; hand-start threads and snug fittings—do not overtighten
• After installation, check all connections for leaks with a soap-and-water solution and verify proper burner operation

This pilot tube supply is the metal gas tube that feeds the pilot burner, restoring proper gas flow to the pilot for reliable ignition. It replaces a corroded, kinked, or damaged pilot tube to help re-establish a steady pilot flame. What it does

• Directs gas from the main supply to the pilot burner for ignition
• Restores proper pilot flame when the previous tube is clogged, bent, or leaking
• Helps eliminate intermittent pilot outages and unreliable ignition behavior
• Provides the correct routing and fit for safe, consistent pilot operation

• Turn off gas and power to the appliance before beginning any work
• Inspect fittings and seals; use thread sealant approved for gas connections where required
• Tighten connections to manufacturer torque specs and check thoroughly for leaks with a gas leak solution