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Customer Questions and Answers for Gas Pressure Regulator by Ge

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Part Number: OEM13616235
Manufacturer Part Number: WB19K10055

This gas pressure regulator reduces and stabilizes the supply gas to the appliance's manifold, helping ensure steady burner flames and safe, consistent heating. Replacing a faulty regulator can restore reliable ignition and oven performance.

  • Reduces incoming line pressure to the specified manifold pressure for proper burner operation
  • Maintains consistent flame height and heat output across burners
  • Helps address flame surging or fluctuation when other gas appliances in the home turn on
What's included: 1 gas pressure regulator Install notes:
  • Turn off gas supply and power before servicing; installation by a qualified person is recommended
  • Follow the flow-direction arrow on the body and ensure proper mounting orientation
  • Use approved pipe thread sealant on NPT threads only; do not use sealant on flare connections
  • After installation, leak-test all joints with a non-corrosive solution and verify burner operation/manifold pressure per the service manual

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For Ge Gas Pressure Regulator (Part Number: OEM13616235)

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Jay, With smelling gas on the first use then this will most likely be caused by a faulty valve on the unit. The part number for this would be WB21X38548.

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Hello Caron. You will need to check and make sure the correct type of gas is hooked to the unit. If not converted properly, it will cause this issue.

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Hello Gene, The videos supplied are to give a general idea of how the part is to be changed and seldom will be exact. I'm sorry if it is not exact to your model but since there are thousands of models out there, it is not possible to have a video on every one. Thank you for your patience and understanding in this matter.

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Hello Willie, The model number you listed doesn't not have a pilot. It had a ceramic ignitor. If it is not glowing yellow to white hot, the gas valve will not open to the burner. You will most likely have to replace the ignitor WB13K21.

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Hello Deborah, It could be a pressure regulator problem or you may need to adjust burner. If it is on all the burners then the regulator would need to be replaced. If it is just 1 then maybe the burner valve needs adjusted. When you pull the knob off there is an adjustement screw in the center of the stem of the valve.

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Hello Richard. First turn off the gas supply. You will need to remove the old regulator. Then when installing the new regulator WB19K10055, you will need to use thread sealer and make sure the arrow on the regulater is going in the direction of the gas flow. After you have installed the new regulator, make sure and do a leak check using leak detector TJ90HS22008 before using the range. Hope this helps.

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