General Electric Range Gas Conv Kit Parts

The Front Orifice Holder is an OEM part for GE gas ranges and cooktops. This part holds the gas orifice in place at the front burner. This part is essential for the proper delivery and distribution of gas to the burner, facilitating precise flame control and consistent cooking performance.  

Causes for issues with the orifice holder often involve normal wear and tear, exposure to high temperatures and cooking spills, or physical damage during cleaning or maintenance activities.

Symptoms of a malfunctioning Front Orifice Holder include:

• Inconsistent flame size or shape at the burner
• Difficulty igniting the burner or experiencing uneven heating
• Signs of damage or corrosion on the holder itself

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

The Front orifice holder is an OEM replacement part for GE gas ranges/cooktops. This part is located under the cooktop, beneath the burner. It supplies the gas to the stovetop and houses the natural gas or propane orifice.

Causes of a malfunctioning front orifice holder can be worn over time, cracks or damage from accidental impacts or mishandling, or blockages within the gas channels.

Symptoms of a bad front orifice holder include:

• Uneven or inconsistent burner flame sizes
• Difficulties maintaining or reaching desired cooking temperatures
• Higher gas usage for no apparent reason
• Smells of gas inside or around the appliance

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

LP gas. SM .63mm

The Rear Orifice Holder is an OEM part for GE gas ranges. This part holds the orifice that regulates the flow of gas to the rear burner, ensuring proper gas distribution and efficient burner operation.

Causes of a bad orifice holder can include wear and tear from regular use, corrosion from exposure to cooking residues, or physical damage.  

Symptoms of a bad rear orifice holder include:

• The rear burner not lighting or staying lit
• Uneven or weak flame on the rear burner
• Gas odors around the burner area
• Visible damage or corrosion on the holder

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

The Orifice Spud is an OEM part for GE ranges and cooktops. It is a small, precise component responsible for regulating the flow of gas to the burner, ensuring a controlled and efficient flame for cooking. This spud is essential for maintaining the correct gas pressure and flame size.

Over time, orifice spuds can become clogged or damaged due to residue buildup, corrosion, or improper cleaning. These issues can lead to inefficient burner performance or safety hazards.

Symptoms of a bad orifice spud include:

• Uneven or weak burner flames
• Difficulty in igniting the burner
• Yellow or flickering flames
• Gas odors near the burner area

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

LP Gas. LG .99mm

Medium LP orifice

This LP conversion kit reconfigures a compatible gas appliance from natural gas to liquid propane. Using the manufacturer-specified setup helps ensure proper fuel flow, correct flame characteristics, and safe performance when operating on propane.

• Converts the appliance for propane service by setting gas pressure and burner fuel metering for LP
• Required when installing a natural-gas-configured unit in a location with propane supply
• Helps achieve proper flame size and color after switching fuel type
• Helps prevent poor combustion and soot related to an incorrect fuel setup

• Follow manufacturer instructions and local codes
• Disconnect electrical power and shut off the gas supply before beginning
• Adjust the gas pressure regulator for LP and change specified components as directed
• After conversion, leak-test all connections and verify burner operation and flame quality

This rear orifice holder mounts beneath the cooktop to route gas from the valve to the rear surface burner. It positions the orifice correctly for reliable ignition and a stable, even flame at the rear burner.

• Channels gas from the valve through the orifice to the rear surface burner
• Aligns and supports the orifice spud for proper flame shape and height
• Helps address delayed ignition, weak/uneven or yellow flames at the rear burner
• A damaged or loose holder can contribute to clicking without lighting or a gas odor near the burner

• Shut off gas supply and power; allow the cooktop to cool before servicing
• Remove grates, burner caps/heads, and lift or release the cooktop to access the manifold area
• Detach the old holder from the valve and mounting points; note orientation and transfer the existing orifice spud to the new holder
• Reassemble, restore gas, and check all connections for leaks with a soapy-water solution; verify proper ignition and flame

This surface burner orifice meters gas to the right-front burner, helping maintain the correct flame size for even, reliable cooking performance. Replace if the original is clogged, damaged, or mismatched to restore proper burner operation. What it does:

• Regulates gas flow to the right-front surface burner
• Helps maintain correct flame size and shape for consistent heating
• Can help resolve weak/uneven flame or a burner that struggles to light or stay lit
• Replaces a clogged, damaged, or incorrect orifice during repair

• Turn off gas supply and power; allow the cooktop to cool
• Remove grate, cap, and burner head to access the orifice in the orifice holder
• Use the correct driver; thread carefully and do not overtighten the brass orifice
• Restore gas and check all connections for leaks with a soap-and-water solution; verify proper flame

Liquid propane

This is an orifice holder, sometimes referred to as a surface burner orifice holder. This part allows the gas to reach the burner so that the stove works for cooking on the stovetop. This part is compatible only with gas ranges.The user will need to replace this part if the orifice holder is bent, broken, or missing. It's possible the holder is damaged if the gas is not consistent or if the gas will not turn on at all. Always make sure to turn off the gas supply and double check that the oven is completely off before starting this repair. The user will need some tools for this repair including a screwdriver, a mounting screw, and sealing putty to make sure there is an airtight fit. This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is sold individually. This part is compatible with machines from manufacturers like General Electric.

This LP orifice spud meters gas to a range burner when using liquid propane. Replacing a worn or incorrect jet helps restore proper flame size and clean combustion during LP setup or conversion.

• Meters LP gas to the burner for correct flame height and color
• Helps resolve large yellow flames, soot, and poor simmering caused by an incorrect/blocked spud
• Supports safe operation when converting from natural gas to LP per the manufacturer's instructions
• Can improve ignition and flame stability when the original jet is damaged or clogged

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply; allow the appliance to cool before servicing
• Remove the existing spud with the correct wrench and install the replacement snugly—do not overtighten
• Perform any required air-shutter/burner adjustments per the service instructions
• After installation, leak-check with a soapy water solution; LP conversions should comply with local codes

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

Liquid propane. Main burner.

Natural gas orifice spud.