Kenmore Range 362.75271692 (36275271692, 362 75271692) Parts

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Panel Side (Al)

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Part Number: WB63K51

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End Cap Rt

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Part Number: WB7K261

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End Cover Lft

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Part Number: WB7K336

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Locator Pin

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Part Number: WB2K17

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Grommet

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Part Number: WB2K8

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Receptacle Housing

5.0 (1)

By: Ge

Part Number: WB8K1

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Oven would not light David A. • San Jose , CA • December 14, 2017

Control board, new oven light fixture, and receptacle along with the gasket. All I ever ask is get me the correct parts and AppliancePartsPros.com came through. Used them before to fix my gas dryer. Cheers, David Read more

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Spark Module

4.9 (12)

By: Ge

Part Number: WB13K25

The Spark Module is an OEM replacement part for GE gas ranges. It is responsible for generating electric sparks to ignite the gas burners on the cooktop. The spark module produces consecutive sparks when a surface burner knob is turned on, which ignite the gas mixture and allows the burner flame to ignite safely and consistently.

Causes of a bad spark module can include faulty electrodes, worn internal components that hamper sparking, or damage due to moisture intrusion or power surges over time.

Symptoms of a bad spark module include:

Burners that will not ignite or only intermittently ignite
Flashback or burning above the burner head
The smell of gas when turning burners on

This GE replacement part is also compatible with models from Hotpoint, RCA, and certain Kenmore gas ranges.

This part fixes the following symptoms

Won't start

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You GE Gas Cooktop Wouldn't Light Michael S. • Owasso , OK • March 17, 2014

My problem was intermittent spark and then no spark. My first fix was to give my wife one of those long BBQ grill lighters but after about a week she told me to "FIX IT". After researching the problem on the internet I determined it was likely one of three things: IGNITERS (not likely), SWITCHES (possible), or SPARK MODULE (most likely). I ordered the Spark Module on Sunday night and it arrived on Tuesday. I was totally surprised by the speed of delivery. Took about 30 minutes to install and... Read more

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Spark Electrode Mounting Clip

5.0 (4)

By: Ge

Part Number: WB1K56

This small metal clip secures the surface burner spark electrode to its bracket or burner base, holding the tip at the proper gap for reliable ignition. Replace a missing, bent, or corroded clip to help restore consistent sparking.

Holds the surface burner spark electrode firmly in position near the burner head
Maintains correct alignment and gap so the igniter can spark to the burner
Can help with delayed ignition, intermittent sparking, or a burner that won't light
Typical signs include a loose/wobbly electrode, visible damage, or a missing clip

What's included: 1 mounting clip Install notes:

Disconnect power and shut off gas before servicing
Lift the cooktop or remove burner components to access the electrode; note clip orientation
Transfer the electrode into the new clip and seat the clip securely in its bracket or base
Avoid stressing the electrode's ceramic insulator; verify the tip is aimed at the burner rim and test ignition

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Cooktop needed aesthetic overhaul. Barbara B. • Wyncote , PA • March 26, 2020

I replaced damaged burner bowls (drip pans), now my cooktop looks like new! Read more

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Outer Door Glass

5.0 (3)

By: Ge

Part Number: WB57K2

Color: Black

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You The front door glass of my ge xl44 gas range was shattered by a flying crockpot Kurt N. • South Williamsport , PA • May 10, 2017

I lifted up the door and removed it. Next, I laid out newspaper on the floor. I placed the door on the newspaper upside down. With my socket driver, I removed the bottom door trim. I then used a pocket knife to remove the remaining glass in the top groove. I then slid in the new glass and reinstalled the trim. It took 30 minutes to replace the glass and clean up the glass fragments from the previous door glass. I looked up a video on how to replace it Utube. Personal safety equipment - Safety... Read more