Kitchenaid Cooktop Burner & Related Parts

Burner cap sits on top of the burner head to shape the flame and protect from spills. Replace if cracked, chipped, or missing to restore appearance.

This orifice spud meters gas to the burner for a consistent, correctly sized flame. Replace a clogged or damaged spud to restore proper burner output and reliable ignition on your gas cooktop or range.

• Controls and meters gas flow through a calibrated opening to the burner
• Helps ensure proper flame size and color when matched to the correct burner and fuel type
• Common symptoms of a failing or clogged spud: weak or uneven flame, yellow tipping, or delayed ignition
• Damaged threads or a stripped orifice can prevent correct sealing and fuel delivery

• Shut off gas supply and disconnect power; allow the appliance to cool
• Access the orifice holder/manifold for the affected burner; remove the old spud with an appropriate orifice wrench or nut driver
• Start the new spud by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly—do not overtighten brass threads
• Restore gas and check for leaks with an approved leak-detection solution; verify flame quality and adjust per the service manual

Convert your gas range from natural gas to propane or propane to natural gas. Includes all orifices and parts needed for fuel type conversion installation.

The burner base is the metal burner head that supports the burner cap and directs the cooktop flame. Replacing a damaged burner base helps restore steady ignition and more even heat for everyday cooking. What it does:

• Provides the mounting surface and gas-port pattern for a surface burner and accepts the burner cap.
• Directs the flame for consistent heat across cookware.
• Common symptoms of a failing burner base: uneven or weak flame, burner won't light, visible corrosion or physical damage.
• Can cause repeated ignition attempts or poor heating when cracked, bent, or clogged.

• Turn off electrical power and the gas supply before servicing the range.
• Remove burner grates and caps to access the base; depending on model the base may lift out or be secured with fasteners.
• Inspect the igniter and surrounding components while replacing the base; reassemble and test the burner for proper ignition and flame pattern.

Meters gas flow to your range burner for consistent flames. Replace if clogged, damaged, or worn to restore proper gas distribution and safe operation.

Controls gas flow to individual burners on your gas cooktop. Located underneath the cooktop surface. Replace if valve is damaged, leaking, or fails to regulate.

Replaces a damaged or missing orifice spud on your gas range burner. This small fitting secures the burner orifice and directs gas flow to the burner.

Small metal cap that sits on the center of your gas cooktop burner head to direct and shape the flame. Replace if damaged, cracked, or missing.

Replacement burner head for gas cooktops. Distributes gas evenly through ports for consistent flame. Replace if cracked, damaged, or worn from spills.

Includes spark electrode.

Covers and protects the gas burner head on your range cooktop. Replace if cracked, chipped, worn, or missing to restore proper burner appearance.

Replace missing, cracked, or worn black burner caps on your gas cooktop. This kit restores proper flame direction and appearance. Easy installation.

Burner cap sits atop each surface burner on gas ranges and cooktops. Replace if cracked, chipped, warped, or missing to restore proper flame distribution.

Orifice spud secures the burner orifice to the gas valve/manifold and directs fuel to the burner for proper flame performance. Replaces a damaged or corroded spud to help restore correct gas flow at the burner. What it does:

• Holds the burner orifice in place and channels gas from the valve to the burner.
• Helps maintain consistent flame size for even heating and cooking.
• Commonly used when a burner has weak, uneven, or intermittent flame performance.
• Replace if the spud is cracked, corroded, damaged, or leaking.

• Turn off the appliance's gas supply and disconnect power before beginning any repairs.
• Remove burner components per the service manual and install the spud in the same orientation as the original.
• Hand-start threads, then snug with the appropriate wrench—do not overtighten.
• After installation, check fittings for leaks with an approved leak-detection method; if you smell gas or suspect a leak, stop.

Controls gas flow to your range burner for proper flame size. Replace if cracked, clogged, or missing to restore precise gas metering and safe operation.