Baffled Duck November 14, 2016 for Model Number GE JPG389 (Discontinued model) I have removed (unscrewed) the male to female connector of the valve (Part WB21x5322), that valve being mounted on top the brass rounded portion of part #8 on the same diagram that references valve as part #5. But I can pull the valve assembly out of that part #8. Is there some release mechanism I've overlooked or is the rust on the part just holding it in, and requires more upward force on my ViseGrip to remove it ?? If so, does the new part just insert down into the cavity or is some other technique required to install it ? Thanks!
1 Answer Baffled Duck, Once you remove the screw from under the manifold, which is part number 8 on the diagram, then the valve should just lift out. If it is rusted then you would want to kind of wiggle it out. You could also try to go from the back and with a small screwdriver tap it out of the manifold. Read More...
Alun July 17, 2015 for Model Number JGP389BEV4BB Do I have to remove the manifold to replace a valve?
Emerson October 20, 2013 for Model Number JGP389BEV4BB I am cross checking the numbers and your system is telling me this part is not compatible with my cook top. The left rear knob wont't go down so I can turn on the burner. The knob is not broken and I want to get the right part.
Brad July 19, 2013 for Model Number JGP389WEV4WW The "stem" on the burner valve AP2023686; 1. that stem will not recess to allow the burner knob to turn. Is that stem separate from the valve or does the entire valve get replace. And 2, is that the correct part I'm looking at?
1 Answer Hello Brad. Make sure the knob is not broken. If it is not broken, you will need to replace the valve assembly WB21X5322. Read More...
Ernie February 27, 2013 for Model Number JGP389BEV1BB I just wanted to verify that this was the correct valve for model JGP389BEV1BB. Right rear valve
Ernie February 27, 2013 for Model Number jgp389bbev1bb The valve has an ingnitor switch between the valve and the knob. How does this seperate from the valve?
1 Answer Ernie, The ignition switch is just a push in connector. It should just pop straight off. Read More...
Kay January 31, 2013 for Model Number JGP389BEV1BB General Electric Cooktop Is this valve the right part for my cooktop? How can I uninstall the old one from manifold? I don't see any screw. Thanks, Kay
1 Answer Hello Kay, Yes this valve WB21X5322 is the correct valve for your unit. To replace valve you would unscrew the valve from the manifold. The manifold is and valve are threaded for each other. Read More...
Albert Cu February 05, 2012 for Model Number Jgp389wev1ww Im looking to replace valve on lower right corner on my stovetop. Is the part no ap2023686? Is it easy to replace? If it is do i need to raise the stove top oven? Ive had 2 dissapointing repair men. The 1st one unscrewd the oven n the whole thing dropped. The 2nd repair guy sounded promising until he never called back when he order the parts.
1 Answer Hello Albert. Yes, WB21X5322 is the valve for the unit. You will need to uninstall the cooktop to install the valve into the manifold. Here is a link to our parts diagram page to help you install the valve. Hope this helps. http://www.appliancepartspros.com/partsearch/model.aspx?model_id=214783&diagram_id=29402611 Read More...