Kenmore / Sears Range / Cooktop / Oven Valve

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 the flow of water to the refrigerator's dispenser and icemaker, ensuring reliable water delivery for drinking and ice production. Replace a failing valve to restore normal water flow and prevent leaks. What it does:

• Opens and closes to supply water to the dispenser and icemaker when needed
• Stops water flow to help prevent continuous filling or flooding
• Commonly used when dispenser water is weak, icemaker won't fill, or there is leaking near the valve
• Matches OEM function and fit for compatible Frigidaire refrigerators

• One water inlet valve

• Shut off water and power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Handle water lines and electrical connectors carefully; replace worn gaskets or seals as needed

This genuine OEM part is an oven safety valve for gas ovens. The oven safety valve is designed to prevent gas from flowing to the burner assembly if the igniter is not hot enough to ignite the gas, or if no electricity is present. Over time, an oven safety valve can become inoperable due to excessive wear and tear. If the oven is no longer heating properly, not turning on, or no longer working as powerfully as it once did, the oven safety valve will need to be replaced.To replace this part, start by unplugging the oven and shutting off the gas supply. After that, move the range away from the wall. Use a wrench to unthread the nut to remove the gas supply tube from the safety valve. Next, open the oven door to gain access to the interior of the oven. Release the hinge locks that secure the door and pull the door off the oven. Remove the oven racks and proceed to unthread the screws that secure the oven's bottom panel. Once removed, locate the safety valve. Next, unthread the screw that holds the mounting bracket into place. Remove the old safety valve and align the new valve with its mounting bracket. Attach the wires to the safety valve terminals and reinstall the bottom panel and oven door.This replacement part is sold individually and is sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is compatible with General Electric, Hotpoint, and RCA brand ovens.

This is a replacement surface burner gas valve. It controls gas flow to a cooktop/range burner so you can safely turn the flame on/off and adjust heat. Replacing a worn or leaking valve restores precise flame control and safe shutoff. What it does:

• Opens and closes to supply gas to a surface burner
• Provides smooth flame modulation from low to high
• Helps ensure a complete shutoff in the Off position
• Common symptoms: knob hard to turn or loose, gas odor at the control area, flame won't adjust or won't shut off completely

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• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Note valve orientation and tubing layout before removal
• Use an approved gas-rated thread sealant on male pipe threads; do not overtighten
• After installation, leak-test all connections and verify proper burner operation

This top burner valve controls gas flow to a single cooktop burner so you can adjust heat and restore proper burner operation. It replaces a worn or failed valve to help burners light and hold a steady flame. What it does:

• Regulates gas flow from the manifold to one surface burner for precise heat control.
• Replaces valves that are stuck, hard to turn, or fail to deliver consistent flame.
• Helps resolve symptoms like a burner that won't light, weak or uneven flame, or loss of ignition control.
• Works as a direct replacement when the original valve is damaged or leaking.

• One top burner gas valve.

• Turn off gas supply and electrical power to the appliance before starting work.
• Only install on compatible gas ranges; follow OEM instructions and local codes.
• Use proper fittings and sealants rated for gas; check all connections for leaks after installation.

This safety valve controls and shuts off the flow of gas to the appliance, helping the cooktop or oven heat safely and reliably. It replaces a failed valve to restore proper gas control and safe operation. What it does:

• Regulates gas flow to the appliance's burner assembly and/or pilot circuit
• Stops gas flow if the valve or control circuit fails, preventing unsafe leaks
• Common symptom: appliance won't heat or burners won't light despite power to the igniter
• Common symptom: intermittent heating or unit shuts off unexpectedly during operation

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• Turn off gas supply and disconnect power before servicing
• After installation, check all gas connections for leaks and verify proper ignition and shutoff operation
• Do not attempt repair if you smell gas; evacuate area.

This water inlet valve controls water flow to the refrigerator dispenser and ice maker, restoring proper dispensing and ice production. It replaces a failed or leaking valve to stop drips and ensure steady water fill. What it does:

• Opens and closes water supply to the dispenser and ice maker when activated
• Stops water flow to prevent leaks when the valve is closed
• Helps restore normal dispenser flow and consistent ice maker fills
• Commonly replaced for leaking, no water dispensed, or weak dispenser flow

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting any work
• Drain lines and have towels ready; valve replacements can release trapped water
• Basic hand tools required; avoid overtightening fittings to prevent damage

This water inlet valve controls water flow to the refrigerator's ice maker and dispenser so ice production and water dispensing work reliably. Replaces a worn or failed valve to restore proper filling and water delivery. What it does:

• Opens and closes water flow to the ice maker and dispenser when signaled
• Can stop water flow when the valve or solenoid fails, causing no water or no ice
• A worn valve may cause weak/no water dispensing or slow/fail ice production
• May leak if seals or valve body fail, so replacement stops persistent leaks from the inlet area

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting any work
• Install in the same orientation and secure inlet/outlet fittings per OEM instructions
• Inspect tubing and fittings for damage and replace any compromised parts to prevent leaks

This top burner valve controls gas flow to a single cooktop burner, letting the burner light and the flame adjust for cooking. Replacing a faulty valve restores normal gas flow and flame control. What it does

• Regulates gas flow to the cooktop's surface burner so flame size responds to the knob setting
• Commonly needed when a burner won't light or the flame won't stay lit
• Can correct uneven or weak flame output at one burner
• Works with the burner assembly and control knob to provide user control

• One top burner valve

• Shut off the gas supply and power to the appliance before beginning any work
• Gas valve replacement may require removing the cooktop or burner assembly and using basic hand tools
• After installation, check all connections for leaks with a proper leak-detection method

This top burner valve is a direct-replacement surface burner control that regulates gas flow to a single cooktop burner, restoring proper ignition and flame adjustment for safe cooking. What it does

• Controls gas flow from the manifold to one surface/top burner for normal ignition and flame modulation
• Common fix when a burner won't light or has a weak, inconsistent flame
• Replaces a valve that is stiff, damaged, or does not respond correctly to the control knob
• Works with the corresponding oven/range gas manifold and burner assembly

• Turn off the appliance gas supply and electrical power before beginning any service
• Only install the exact replacement valve that matches your range's part number and orientation
• Use proper tools and fittings; avoid overtightening tubing connections and threads
• After installation, check for correct operation and perform a leak test per local codes

This water inlet valve controls water flow to the refrigerator's ice maker and water dispenser, restoring normal dispensing and ice production when the valve is faulty or leaking. What it does

• Opens and closes to allow water into the ice maker and dispenser as commanded by the refrigerator.
• Stops water flow to prevent overfilling; a failed valve can cause no water, slow flow, or continuous filling.
• Commonly linked to symptoms such as no ice production, weak or no water from the dispenser, or visible leaks at the valve.

• One water inlet valve assembly.

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting work.
• Relieve line pressure and have towels ready for residual water when disconnecting fittings.
• Inspect and replace any worn water line fittings or gaskets; tighten connections to manufacturer torque—do not overtighten plastic fittings.