Ge WB16K10061 Oven Pilot With Thermocouple OEM Part

I discovered the oven thermocouple was broken and burned off at the end. This prevented the oven pilot to remain lit after releasing the oven control knob. I ordered a new thermocouple which was part of the oven burner assembly. The oven now works just fine.

I LOOKED UP THE PART ON THE WEB SITE COULD NOT FIND IT SO I CALLED THE THEY FOUND THE PART I NEEDED I THEN LOOKED IT UP ON THE WEB TO CONFERM THATS WHAT I NEEDED I USED A SCREW GUN TO DISASSEMBLE THE STOVE TOOK OUT THE BAD PART AN REPACED IT WITH THE NEW ONE REASSEMBLED THE STOVE AN IT WORKED JUST FINE THANK YOU ALSO I GOT THE PART IN ONE DAY

Part arrived on delivery date around noon. we used the oven that evening to bake 2 birthday cakes. took entire day to fix but i took it apart and deep cleaned it so great save from the part thank you :)

Put in the new piece

At first I did not think that I needed the oven burner, but I am glad that the two parts came together. On close examination with the oven burner unattached, I could see that part of the piece directing the pilot light upward was broken. Both needed to be replaced. Detaching the parts in the broiler is easy. Connecting the thermocouple to the oven knob is not hard but it does take some doing to get two panels off so that you can get the thermocouple to the place where the it screws into the oven temperature knob regulator. To place the thermocouple I took off the back panel. One could probably only take off one side of the back panel. The knobs and the panel holding the knobs has to be removed too. With the back off it was easy to slide the copper tubing of the thermocouple under the burners towards the front where it is screwed in. This is the first time that I have repaired something like this and it went well. The oven worked on the first try.