General Electric Valve

Note: Due to design change, new part may look different but is still a functional replacement.

This surface burner valve regulates gas flow to a high-output burner, restoring smooth flame control and dependable lighting. Replacing a worn valve helps ensure safe operation and precise adjustment across the full flame range.

• Controls and shuts off gas to a surface burner for safe, reliable operation
• 270° Hi-Cap configuration specified for high-output burner positions
• Restores smooth knob action and consistent flame adjustment
• A failing valve may cause no flame or weak flame, poor flame control, a hard-to-turn/spinning knob, or gas leakage at the valve

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Note and match all manifold/tubing connections during removal and installation
• Use an approved gas-rated thread sealant where specified and tighten fittings to manufacturer guidelines
• After installation, leak-test all connections with a soap solution; verify ignition and full flame adjustment before use

This surface burner valve controls gas flow to a range or cooktop's top burner. The 270-degree design restores precise flame control and reliable shutoff when the original valve becomes worn, leaks, or is difficult to turn.

• Regulates gas from the manifold to the surface burner
• Provides positive on/off shutoff for the burner
• Works with the control knob to set and maintain flame size
• Common signs of failure: stiff or loose knob action, inconsistent flame adjustment, gas odor near the valve area, or a burner that won't shut off fully

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Allow the appliance to cool; remove the knob and access panel to reach the manifold/valve
• Match the 270-degree orientation to the original valve; transfer existing mounting hardware as needed
• After installation, perform a leak check with an approved bubble solution; if gas odor is present at any time, stop.

This valve regulates the flow of water into your washer during each cycle. Replacing a failing valve restores proper fill rate and temperature selection to help prevent long fills, no fill, or leaks from a valve that won't close.

• Opens and closes to supply water to the tub when the control calls for fill
• Delivers hot and/or cold water based on the selected temperature setting
• Common symptoms of failure: no fill or very slow fill
• Water dripping into the tub when the washer is off, or leaking around the valve
• Incorrect water temperature during fill

• Disconnect power and turn off both water supplies before servicing
• Place a towel or pan to catch residual water; carefully disconnect hoses
• Note hose and wire positions; transfer connectors to the new valve one at a time
• Restore water and power, then check all connections for leaks and run a quick fill test

This water valve kit controls the flow of water from your home supply to the refrigerator's icemaker and/or dispenser. Replacing a sticking or leaking valve helps restore proper fills and dispensing performance. What it does:

• Opens and closes to supply water during icemaker cycles or when the dispenser is activated
• Can improve slow or intermittent fills
• Addresses leaks originating at the valve body or its connections
• Symptom-based clue: audible buzzing from the valve with little/no water flow

• One water valve kit

• Disconnect power and shut off the household water supply before servicing
• Place a towel to catch residual water and relieve line pressure
• Note wire and tube locations; cut plastic tubing square and fully seat into push-in fittings
• Restore water and power, then check all connections for leaks and run a test fill

This burner valve 270 is the gas control valve used on compatible ranges and ovens to restore regulated gas flow to a single burner assembly, helping the burner light and maintain a steady flame for reliable cooking. What it does:

• Regulates gas flow to the burner so the burner can ignite and hold a steady flame.
• Replaces the worn or leaking valve assembly that controls gas delivery to the burner.
• Interfaces with the range's ignition and gas supply lines; correct orientation and sealing are required.

• Always shut off both the appliance power and the gas supply before beginning service.
• Use proper fittings and replace any damaged tubing, gaskets, or seals; test all connections for leaks with an approved leak-detection method after installation.

Dual water inlet valve that controls water supply to the refrigerator dispenser and icemaker, restoring proper water and ice delivery and helping stop leaks or erratic flow caused by a failed valve. What it does:

• Routes and controls water flow to the dispenser and icemaker; a defective valve can cause no water dispensing or no ice production.
• Uses two independent solenoids to send water where needed; failure or blockage can cause weak, intermittent, or continuous flow.
• Seals and meters incoming water from the supply line; worn valve seals can lead to leaks or flooding.
• Replaces the factory inlet valve assembly to restore normal water operation when the original valve fails.

• Shut off refrigerator power and the household water supply before starting the repair.
• Relieve water line pressure and disconnect lines carefully to avoid spills; keep a towel and bucket handy.
• Ensure electrical connectors are fully seated and water fittings are snug—do not overtighten plastic fittings.
• After installation, restore water and power, then check all connections for leaks and proper dispenser/icemaker operation.

A replacement burner valve that controls gas flow to a single cooktop burner, restoring reliable ignition and stable flame performance. Fits compatible GE gas ranges and cooktops where the original burner valve has failed. What it does:

• Regulates gas supply to a single burner so the flame ignites and holds steady
• Helps correct symptoms like a burner that won't light, has a weak flame, or won't respond to control knob changes
• Works as the direct replacement for the OEM burner valve assembly used on affected gas burners

• One valve burner 270 assembly (single valve)

• Turn off gas supply and electrical power before starting any service
• Check all fittings for leaks after installation and follow local codes for gas appliance service
• Do not modify the part; use only with compatible appliance models

This gas valve assembly controls the flow of gas to the appliance's burners so they ignite and maintain a steady flame. Replace a failing valve to address ignition problems and restore normal heat delivery. What it does:

• Regulates gas flow during ignition and operation to maintain consistent burner flame
• Enables burners to light when the ignition system calls for gas
• A faulty valve can cause burners to fail to light, produce a weak or uneven flame, or result in repeated ignition attempts
• If you smell gas, stop use immediately and follow safety guidance — do not try to power or test the appliance

• Turn off the appliance power and shut off the gas supply before starting work; if you detect a strong gas odor, leave the area
• Basic hand tools may be required; gas and electrical connections must be properly tightened and sealed
• Follow the manufacturer's installation instructions and local codes
• After installation, check for leaks using an approved leak-detection method and verify proper ignition and operation

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 replacement valve kit restores proper flow control in compatible GE appliances, helping resolve failures related to supply, dispensing or leaks. It's a direct-replacement style assembly intended to return the affected system to normal operation. What it does:

• Regulates flow to the appliance's system to enable normal filling, dispensing or operation
• Replaces worn seals and moving valve components that can cause intermittent function
• Stops or reduces leaks and unintended flow when the original valve assembly fails
• Helps correct symptoms such as no fill/dispense, intermittent operation, or persistent leaking

• Always disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off the water and/or gas supply before starting
• Handle components carefully; use manufacturer-recommended seals, gaskets and mounting hardware
• Test for leaks and correct operation after installation

This control valve is an important safety feature found on many gas ranges. It's located inside the back of the range near the area where the buttons and controls are found. The reason the control valve is included in ovens is to prevent gas from moving to the burners if the igniter is not able to ignite the gas or there is no electricity. The control valve could be faulty if there is a smell of gas near the valve, the burner flame flickers, or the flame cannot be turned on high.In any of these situations, the control valve must be replaced. The repair is easy and takes only a few minutes. The bottom of the oven will need to be removed, which may require a screwdriver. After removing it, remove the flame spreader by taking out two screws and sliding it out of the oven. Remove the screw holding the oven burner tube and take it out to access the valve and replace it.This control valve is made to be compatible with RCA, Kenmore, Roper, General Electric, and Hotpoint ranges. It's sold as an individual OEM replacement part that is sourced directly from the manufacturer.

This water inlet valve controls water flow to the refrigerator's ice maker and dispenser, restoring normal ice production and water dispensing when the valve fails. Durable direct-fit replacement for affected GE refrigerators. What it does

• Opens and closes to supply water to the ice maker and dispenser when the dispenser or ice maker calls for water.
• Commonly used to fix no-water or low-water flow to the ice maker or dispenser.
• Stops water flow when the refrigerator is off to prevent leaks or flooding.
• Works with electrically controlled solenoid valves in the water system.

• One water inlet valve

• Disconnect power and shut off the household water supply before starting work.
• Access may require removing interior panels, the back cover, or toe panel depending on the model.
• Replace using the existing mounting and wiring connections; use new water line fittings if old fittings are corroded.

This gas surface burner valve controls the right-rear burner on your cooktop or range, regulating gas flow as you turn the knob. Replacing a worn valve restores consistent ignition and precise flame control at that position.

• Regulates gas flow to the right-rear surface burner for on/off and flame level control
• Common symptoms include no ignition, uneven or weak flame, or poor flame adjustment at that burner
• Stiff, loose, or wobbly knob action at the RR position can indicate internal valve wear
• If a gas odor is detected, shut off gas and have the unit serviced before use

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Remove the knob and front panel to access the manifold; note valve orientation and connections
• Support the manifold with a second wrench while loosening/tightening fittings to avoid damage
• After installation, perform a soap-solution leak test on all connections and verify proper ignition and flame

This float dome positions and protects the float inside the tub so the appliance can sense water level correctly. Replacing a cracked or missing float dome helps restore reliable fill control and reduces overfill or erratic fill symptoms. What it does

• Houses and guides the float so the fill sensor detects water level accurately.
• Prevents the float from sticking or catching on the tub, which can cause overfilling.
• Helps stop intermittent or continuous fill problems caused by a broken or displaced float.
• Keeps debris away from the float area to reduce false water-level readings.

• Disconnect power and water supply before accessing the tub or removing panels.
• Remove the lower access panel or kickplate to reach the float area; handle plastic parts gently to avoid cracking.
• Inspect surrounding seals and the float itself; replace any damaged components for reliable operation.
• After installation, restore power and run a short fill/drain cycle to verify correct float movement and water-level control.