This orifice spud directs gas flow to a burner for correct flame performance, restoring safe, consistent ignition and heat. It's a direct-replacement component used where the factory orifice has become damaged or worn. What it does:
- Controls the gas flow to a specific burner for proper flame size and combustion
- Helps restore consistent ignition and even heating when a burner burns low or unevenly
- Can stop symptoms like weak or unstable flames and uneven cooking
- Does not alter appliance settings—matches OEM flow characteristics when installed
What's included: One orifice spud Install notes:
- Turn off the gas supply and power to the appliance before starting any work
- Use appropriate tools and thread sealant rated for gas joints if required by the manufacturer
- After installation, check all connections for leaks with a soap solution or approved leak detector
- Gas-system repairs are safety-sensitive; perform the replacement
Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You
Changing the orifices Frank T. • Jacksonville , FL • January 14, 2017
On this stove I had to remove the cook top containing the four burners, then the orifices were easy to get to; using a phillips screw driver to remove the face plate behind the burner knobs, then one screw on each side (front) of burner top, I lifted top high enough to remove burner tubes using a half inch open end wrench, with the burner tubes disconnected I was able to remove cook top and gain easy access to orifices, these were changed out using an eight mm box end wrench, the real...
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