Parts for Dcs RGS-305: Manifold Parts

Burners won't light or igniter clicks constantly? This spark module generates the electrical spark needed to ignite gas burners. Moderate DIY repair.

Fix burners that won't spark or click constantly with this igniter switch. Mounts on valve shaft to complete ignition circuit. Simple DIY repair.

Replacement burner control knob for gas cooktops and ranges. Installs on the control panel to adjust flame settings. Order if your original knob is cracked, broken, or missing.

Oven light won't turn on or stays on constantly? This oven light switch controls power to your range's interior light. Simple repair restores lighting.

Replace missing or stripped 8-32 x 1-inch Torx flat-head screws that secure panels and internal components on gas cooktops, grills, and ranges.

This 1/2" shut-off valve stops or restores water flow to the appliance, letting you isolate the supply for repairs or to stop leaks quickly. It's a direct-replacement service valve used on compatible Fisher & Paykel units. What it does:

• Controls water flow to the appliance supply line so you can turn water on or off at the appliance.
• Helps isolate the appliance for maintenance, repair, or replacement of hoses.
• Common symptom: water continues to flow or cannot be shut off at the appliance supply.
• Common symptom: leaking or dribbling at the supply connection that requires valve replacement.

• Turn off the household water supply and relieve pressure before replacing the valve.
• Use appropriate plumbing tools and thread sealant or tape where required; avoid over-tightening fittings.
• Inspect supply lines and fittings for damage and replace if corroded or worn.

This tubing manifold/regulator directs and regulates flow between the appliance inlet and internal components, helping restore proper delivery and performance. Replace a damaged or leaking manifold to stop leaks and regain normal operation. What it does:

• Routes and controls fluid flow through connected tubing to downstream components
• Helps maintain consistent delivery to valves and assemblies
• Common replacement for visible leaks, loose/broken tubing connections, or disrupted flow
• Supports restoring normal appliance performance after manifold damage

• One tubing manifold/regulator

• Disconnect power and shut off the appliance supply (water or gas) before starting
• Inspect tubing and fittings; replace any damaged hoses or clamps when needed
• Tighten fittings to manufacturer torque recommendations and check for leaks after installation