Kenmore / Sears Valve

This is a gas shut-off valve used in gas ranges and ovens to control the flow of gas to the burners or oven. It opens and closes to allow or stop gas flow as needed during normal operation. Replace this valve if you detect a gas smell near the range, if a burner won't light or won't shut off completely, or if the valve is visibly damaged or leaking.

Fix a burner that won't ignite, stays on high, or won't adjust temperature with this cooktop top burner valve. Moderate DIY repair for gas ranges.

Burner won't ignite or adjust properly? This cooktop top burner valve controls gas flow to individual burners. Moderate DIY repair in 30-45 minutes.

Fixes cooktop burners that won't light, won't stay lit, or have weak flames. This gas valve controls fuel flow to your burners. Moderate DIY repair.

Fix a burner that won't ignite, won't adjust, or stays on with this range top burner valve. Controls gas flow to individual stovetop burners.

Fix a dishwasher that won't fill with water or fills too slowly with this water inlet valve. Moderate DIY repair requires basic tools and plumbing skills.

This convection conversion kit lets compatible ovens or microwaves add or restore convection cooking capability for more even browning and faster bake times. It installs in the cavity to circulate hot air for improved cooking results. What it does:

• Replaces or adds the convection airflow assembly used to circulate heated air inside the cooking cavity
• Helps restore uneven baking, slow preheating, or poor browning when convection performance is reduced
• Works with the unit's existing heating elements and controls to enable convection-mode cooking
• Matches OEM fit and function for direct replacement when the original convection components fail

• Installation requires access to the oven/microwave cavity; disconnect power before servicing
• Basic mechanical skills recommended; verify power is off at the breaker to avoid electrical shock
• Follow the appliance service manual for correct placement, wiring, and testing after installation

If your range burner won't light, stays on high, or has weak flames, the top burner valve may be faulty. This part controls gas flow to surface burners.