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Customer Questions and Answers for Surface Burner Valve (Control) by Ge

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By: Ge
Part Number: OEM9618630
Manufacturer Part Number: WB21T10014

This surface burner control valve regulates gas flow to a single cooktop or range burner, allowing smooth ignition and precise flame adjustment. Replace a worn or stiff valve to restore consistent, reliable burner control.

  • Regulates gas from the manifold to an individual surface burner as the knob is turned
  • Opens/closes the gas path to ignite and adjust flame height
  • Helps maintain a steady flame at low and high settings
  • Common symptoms: burner won't light or only lights with a match, flame won't adjust or is uneven, control knob hard to turn or seized, gas odor near the control area
What's included: 1 surface burner control valve
  • Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
  • Remove the knob and access panel to reach the valve; label and disconnect gas tube fittings
  • Support the manifold with a second wrench when loosening/tightening fittings; do not overtighten
  • After installation, restore gas and check all connections for leaks using a non-flammable leak-detection solution; verify proper ignition and flame adjustment

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For Ge Surface Burner Valve (Control) (Part Number: OEM9618630)

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Hello Luft, the pressure regulator is WB19T10073. You can check that any inline gas shutoff valves are wide open. Gas pressure is checked using a manometer, however it may be easier to contact your gas supplier for a gas pressure test.

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Macdafoe, This issue sounds likely that it would be an oven safety valve that is not operating properly. You would want to test the wires between the sensor and the board but the valve is the most likely culprit.

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Kathy for Model Number JGSP4880114BB

2005 GE range. When the oven was preheating there is a really bad peppery exhaust type of odor. When I opened the oven door a flash flame came out. Luckily I only got scenged a little. On a prior occasion, I noticed a blue flame spreaded across the top of the oven that quickly burned out. Burners work ok and I don't smell any leaking propane when everything is turned off. What do you think it is? I hope it can be fixed rather than buying a new stove.

Fred for Model Number DCS 6 burner range RGS-366SS

I installed all new piping and put a gauge on to check for leaks. I thought I had turned off all the Valves but I forgot the one for the range. I pumped in the air pressure in the new piping and no problem with 20 lbs of pressure. I was told that i need to increase the pressure to really make sure it will not leak, now with the gas range valve being in the open position, I think I may have destroyed the valve. As I increased the air pressure it got up to about 40 lbs. and then all of a sudden the pressure dropped and I heard the air leaking from the range. I figured to much air pressure in the safety valve. With the valve on the range closed it holds air pressure but as I open the valve is leaks out very slowly. I think its the valve What do you think ?

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Fred, You also want to check the regulator [210663]. With that much pressure, they usually "lock up" and won't operate. On the other hand you may have damaged both, the regulator and the safety valve [210782] under the circumstances, you should seriously consider replacing both parts, just to be Safe.

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Bryan, If the igniter is good but will not glow then it would be more likely that the Oven control would be the issue with the unit not operating.

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Hello Philip. If you are smelling gas, without the unit being on, you will need to replace the gas valve. If the igniter does not turn on, then you need to replace the control board.

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