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Customer Questions and Answers for Pilot Light by Ge

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By: Ge
Part Number: OEM6039030
Manufacturer Part Number: WB2X7697

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For Ge Pilot Light (Part Number: OEM6039030)

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Robert, With having already replaced the infinite switches for the small elements you will want to look a the elements themselves being faulty. The pilot would have nothing to do with the element not working.

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Will, You will want to check the power supply to the range. You will need to check to make sure that there is 240 vac to the unit. If there is 240 vac at the terminal block then you will want to take the cover off the control panel and check for 240 vac from the l1 to l2 on each of the switches. Trace wires back for being broken or damaged.

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Hello Gary, It is reasonable for a consumer to replace the indicator light. You would want to pull unit out from wall and disconnect power. Then you want to remove the cover on the back of the control panel which will expose the wiring and controls. You can remove the old indicator light and add new.

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Martyl M, for Model Number JBP24G

This is to answer your question: "Hi Martyl. The pilot light is controlled by the corresponding burner and switch. You have not mentioned which burner that was left on and caused the issue...." The cause was blown out of the Left Rear electric element, which results in the constant ON of the indicator light. The left Rear slot can be still usable if a new element is placed. Do you suggest I need to replace both burner and switch? Thanks. Read more: http://www.appliancepartspros.com/questions-for-GE-Pilot-light-AP2013007-qid24208.aspx#q24208#ixzz1YhDArQjB http://www.appliancepartspros.com

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Hi Martyl. The burner switch is part # WB21X36771. It is a kit wiith breakaway shaft and adapters included. All burner switches have a P-1 to P2 contacts that may have shorted as your issue. Thank You.

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Hi Martyl. The pilot light is controlled by the corresponding burner and switch. You have not mentioned which burner that was left on and caused the issue. The switch is part # WB21X36771. The pilot light is part # WB21X36771. Thank you.

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