General Electric Burner & Related Parts

Small trim ring that fits around cooktop burner openings. Replaces worn, cracked, or missing rings to restore a finished appearance and protect from dirt.

Dryer not heating? A faulty gas valve assembly often prevents gas flow to the burner. This part controls gas ignition for proper drying cycles.

Fix a dryer that won't heat with this gas valve assembly. Controls gas flow to the burner for proper drying. Common repair for no heat issues.

Dryer not heating or heating poorly? This gas burner assembly restores proper heat output. Moderately difficult repair requiring gas line disconnect.

This surface burner head directs gas to create a controlled flame for stovetop cooking. It replaces a worn or damaged burner to restore even heating and reliable ignition on gas ranges. What it does:

• Distributes gas and shapes the flame for efficient cooking
• Helps maintain even heat under cookware for consistent results
• Can resolve issues like weak or uneven flames and poor burner performance
• Works with the burner cap and base to ensure proper ignition

• One replacement surface burner head

• Turn off the range and gas supply and allow all parts to cool before servicing
• Lift off the cooktop grate and burner cap to access the burner head; no special tools typically required
• Clean mating surfaces and ensure the burner head seats flat before testing

This water inlet valve kit replaces a failed inlet valve assembly that controls water flow to the appliance. Restores proper water supply for ice makers and dispenser systems when the original valve is leaking or not opening. What it does

• Controls inlet water flow into the appliance; opens and closes when commanded.
• Supplies water to ice maker and dispenser components.
• Common symptoms it helps address: no water to dispenser or ice maker, intermittent filling, or visible leaks at the valve.
• Electromechanical operation—valve is actuated by the appliance's control signals.

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting work.
• Use basic hand tools and follow the manufacturer's service instructions; avoid overtightening fittings.