Heath October 08, 2022 for Model Number JGBP35WEW1WW When I replaced the oven ignitor, I accidentally adjusted the spud going into the oven burner (I forgot the burner was affixed by two screws by the spud). Oven works again, but heats up way too quickly. Initially I tightened the spud until it stopped. I didn't tighten beyond that. But in instructions for adjusting the spud and airflow (which I didn't change), out just says to tighten took it's "snug" and back of two turns. "Snug" is not a measurement. It's very subjective. How far from the stop position should I back off? Or is it possible I damaged the spud or gas nozzle by going till the stop position?
1 Answer Heath, When you snug it down, meaning just go til it gets to a stop point but do not wrench down on it, then you back off 2 turns. It does not sound like it has been damaged but sounds like it may just need to be adjusted. Read More...
Barbara August 16, 2022 for Model Number PGS908SEM1SS I need to convert back to NG from LP. What parts do I need?
1 Answer Barbara, The nat. Gas orifices for the top are WB28T10206 WB28T10197 WB28T10195 WB28T10196 and the oven is adjustable. Read More...
Dennis July 04, 2022 for Model Number JGBS04PPH2WH GE Gas Range...it was new and had been in storage and it never been installed..there were no orfice spuds on the range portion...I put it in a rental house...customer complains that flame to burners isn't high enough...I had installed orfice spuds that came in the bag attached to range when I put it in but it is a very low flame and burners are very slow to light off pilot. It's on Natural Gas and oven seems to function fine. Gas company assures me that gas pressure is fine. I believe I need a larger orfice but could find no markings on them to indicate what I have. Any suggestions?
1 Answer Dennis, The orifices that were in the bag that came with the unit would be LP orifices and if you do not have the NG orifices then you would need to get the burner tubing as it will have the orifices with them. Read More...
Blanca May 11, 2022 for Model Number JGBP27BEA2AD I need to convert a GE XL44 from natural gas to LP. What conversion kit or instructions to I need?
1 Answer Blanca, the conversion kit WB28K10046 would be used with the model number provided. Unfortunately, the manufacturer discontinued this kit, and it is no longer available. However, the LP orifice WB28K10023 can be used for the surface burners after turning the gas supply off. The bake and broil orifice hoods would need to be tightened 2 full turns or until just snug (do not overtighten as this can damage the orifices) and the regulator would need to be adjusted by flipping the pin found just under the brass cap. Read More...
Suzanne Malone January 21, 2022 for Model Number JGBS04GER4WH Hi,I need to convert this GE gas range to propane. Will the orifice spud WB28K103756 work for the burners? Do I need to have anything to convert the oven to propane? thank you
1 Answer Suzanne, You will need 4 of orifice spud part number WB28K10376 to convert this unit to LP. For the oven tighten down the orifices 1 1/2 to 2 turns and open the air shutters all the way. The brass nut on the regulator will need to be flipped from Nat to LP. Read More...
1 Answer Hello Matt, You will need to order the natural gas orifices individually as they are not offered in a kit the way the LP orifices are offered. You will need to order two WB28T10246, two WB28T10245, one WB28T10242, one WB28T10244, one WB28T10243, and one WB28T10248 for the model provided. Read More...
Patty August 22, 2020 for Model Number JGBP26BEW1WH Need to convert from natural gas to lp propane. What part is needed for the oven conversion. It appears the orifices for the burners are on the back of the stove.
1 Answer Patty, with the gas supply turned off and the power cord unplugged, the orifice hoods of the oven section would need to be tightened about 2 1/2 turns until they are snug (be careful to not over-tighten). The regulator would also need to be converted by unscrewing the cap and flipping the regulator pin and then screwing the cap back on. Read More...
Tim July 07, 2020 for Model Number JGBS66REK1SS I need to convert back to NG on my stove but when I try to find the NG orfices the part numbers come up that they are LP orfices. So I guess my question is what are the part numbers for the NG orfices. Top and oven.
1 Answer Tim, the orifice holders would need to be replaced and are as follows: center WB28X24762, right front WB28X24766, left front WB28X26621, right rear WB28X24764, and left rear WB28X24763. To replace the bake orifice hood, the valve control assembly WB21X20252 would need to be replaced. Read More...
Tim May 30, 2020 for Model Number JGS968BEK1BB My range is currently set up on propane but I need to convert it back to NG. I found the orifices I need at GE but there are a few different options and I'm not quite sure how many of each I need. What do I need for the full conversion including the oven, regulator, etc.?
1 Answer Tim, there will be one of each orifice needed. They are part number WB28T10015, WB28T10028, WB28T10027, and WB28T10014. The oven orifices would need to be loosened 2 full turns then moving the air shutters to 3/4 open. With the gas supply valve shut off, the regulator would need to be adjusted to natural gas. Read More...
Jim Mazza April 21, 2020 for Model Number 362.7165891 I need to convert to LP. What do I need to do this?
1 Answer Jim M, Based on the information provided the manufacturer has discontinued the parts needed for the conversion. Read More...