General Electric Range / Cooktop / Oven Regulator Or Pressure Regulator

The Control Valve Assembly is an OEM replacement part for GE ranges. It plays a key role in regulating gas flow within the oven burners to provide consistent, even heating across various temperature settings. The control valve monitors and controls gas pressure to the oven burners during baking and broiling functions.

Causes of a faulty control valve can include grime or debris deposit buildup on the valve or its components over time, wear and tear on seals from regular oven use, or damage to internal valve parts.  

Symptoms of a bad control valve assembly include:

• Inaccurate or fluctuating oven temperatures
• Uneven or inconsistent baking and cooking results  
• Failure or inability to ignite the oven burners
• Gas leaks near the control valve or burner areas

This OEM GE 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.

Includes the oven safety gas valve and pressure regulator.

This gas pressure regulator reduces and stabilizes the supply gas to the appliance's manifold, helping ensure steady burner flames and safe, consistent heating. Replacing a faulty regulator can restore reliable ignition and oven performance.

• Reduces incoming line pressure to the specified manifold pressure for proper burner operation
• Maintains consistent flame height and heat output across burners
• Helps address flame surging or fluctuation when other gas appliances in the home turn on

• Turn off gas supply and power before servicing; installation by a qualified person is recommended
• Follow the flow-direction arrow on the body and ensure proper mounting orientation
• Use approved pipe thread sealant on NPT threads only; do not use sealant on flare connections
• After installation, leak-test all joints with a non-corrosive solution and verify burner operation/manifold pressure per the service manual

This valve control assembly regulates gas flow to a single surface burner as you turn the knob, enabling smooth flame adjustment and reliable shutoff on gas ranges and cooktops when the original valve is worn or sticking. What it does:

• Meters gas to the surface burner in response to knob position
• Helps ensure consistent ignition and a stable flame across settings
• Restores precise simmer-to-boil control
• Typical symptoms: burner won't light, flame won't adjust or goes out on low, knob is hard to turn or won't shut off cleanly

• One valve control assembly

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Allow the appliance to cool; remove the knob and access panel/cooktop to reach the manifold
• Note valve orientation; transfer the existing orifice hood and/or spark switch if equipped
• After reassembly, check all connections with an approved leak-detection solution before restoring service

This valve control assembly manages gas flow to the burner(s) and lets the control knob(s) start and precisely adjust the flame. Replace a worn or leaking valve assembly to restore smooth, safe flame control. What it does:

• Routes and regulates gas flow to the connected burner(s)
• Provides positive shutoff when the control is in the OFF position
• Helps address weak or no flame due to restricted flow
• Can resolve gas odor from the valve/manifold area
• Correct knobs that are hard to turn, bind, or won't fully shut off

• 1 valve control assembly

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Remove control knobs/panels to access the assembly; note orientation and transfer any fittings as configured on your unit
• Apply approved thread sealant on NPT connections if required; tighten fittings securely without overtightening
• Leak-test all connections with soapy water or an approved detector before use; verify proper burner operation after reassembly

This pressure regulator controls and stabilizes the incoming gas supply to your range/oven's manifold, delivering steady burner flames and consistent oven heat. Replace a failed regulator to correct weak flames, surging, or erratic heating performance.

• Regulates incoming gas line pressure to the appliance manifold for proper operation
• Helps address symptoms such as low heat, yellow/orange flames, surging/lifting flames, or burners that won't stay lit
• Supports consistent oven temperatures by maintaining stable fuel pressure
• Typically located where the gas supply enters the rear of the range

• Shut off gas supply and disconnect electrical power before servicing
• Orient the regulator's flow arrow toward the appliance/manifold
• Use a gas-rated thread sealant on tapered pipe threads; do not overtighten
• After installation, leak-test all connections with an approved solution—never with an open flame

This preset conversion regulator controls gas pressure for safe, reliable burner operation after a fuel-type conversion. It helps maintain consistent flame height and prevents over- or under-pressurization for stable cooking performance. What it does

• Regulates incoming gas pressure to the appliance after a factory or field conversion
• Keeps burner flames steady for even heating and safer operation
• Can address symptoms like weak or uneven flames, burners that won't light properly, or excessive flame height
• Works as part of the appliance's gas delivery system to protect downstream components

• Turn off the gas supply and electricity before starting any work
• After installation, check all fittings with an approved leak detection method and test appliance operation
• Do not modify the regulator or attempt conversion methods beyond manufacturer instructions

This valve control assembly regulates gas flow to a range or oven burner, replacing a failed valve to restore proper ignition and heat control. Designed as a direct-replacement service part to help return safe, reliable operation. What it does:

• Controls gas flow to burners or the oven burner so you can set and maintain heat levels
• Replaces a valve that is stuck, not opening, or not responding to temperature/knob input
• Commonly used when burners or oven won't light or when heat output is inconsistent
• Works with existing manifold and burner hardware when the valve assembly is the faulty component

• Turn off electrical power and shut off the gas supply before beginning work
• Only install the exact replacement PN for this appliance;
• Use approved fittings and test all gas connections for leaks (soap solution) after installation
• If you detect a gas odor or are unsure about any step, stop.

This regulator controls gas pressure to the range/oven so burners and the oven heat consistently and safely. Replaces a failed regulator to restore proper flame behavior and reliable cooking performance. What it does:

• Regulates incoming gas pressure to the appliance's burner system
• Helps maintain steady, even flame height for consistent cooking
• Resolves symptoms like weak or uneven flames, burners that won't light, or poor oven heat
• Prevents over-pressurization that can cause unstable burner operation

• One regulator

• Turn off the gas supply and electrical power before beginning work
• Install using proper fittings and thread sealant rated for gas; tighten to OEM torque specs
• After installation, test all gas connections for leaks (do not use an open flame)

The Regulator is an OEM part for GE gas ranges and ovens. As a key safety component, the regulator is responsible for maintaining a consistent gas pressure and flow to the burners. It works to reduce higher pressure gas from the supply line to a lower, more controlled pressure required for safe and efficient burner operation.

Causes of a bad regulator can include corrosion or degradation of internal components over many years of use. The precisely calibrated mechanisms that control gas flow can malfunction if wear and tear afflict the regulator.

Symptoms of a bad regulator include:

• Inconsistent or unpredictable burner flame
• Flames that fluctuate between high and low
• Burners that fail to light or stay lit
• Difficulty achieving or maintaining proper cooking temperatures

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