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Customer Questions and Answers for Gas Valve And Regulator by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM18070032
Manufacturer Part Number: WPW10602004

Note: For LP Broil orifice order WPW10400497. For LP bake orifice order WPW10400494.

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For Whirlpool Gas Valve And Regulator (Part Number: OEM18070032)

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Hello Jason, check if the oven door switch is faulty, if the control board thinks the door is open for longer then about 30-60 seconds or so it will disable oven heating entirely with no alert. Gas valve coils ohm out around 199 to 218 ohms each.

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GJG, You will want to test the oven safety valve for 216 ohms from the center pin to the outer pins. If the resistance is not correct then the valve will need to be replaced.

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Billy, We sent you the tech sheet in an email and you should enter diagnostics and check to see if there are any fault codes present, this is a good starting point. Also, the temp sensor should have a resistance of 1100 ohms at room temp. Most likely suspect will be the gas valve and there is a page in the tech sheet for testing.

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Bob, With the oven shutting off after 25 to 30 seconds this would be a faulty oven safety valve.

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Hello Sam, You will need to replace the safety valve WPW10602004. If you are on LP you will need to remove the bake and broil orifices from you old part and install them on the new part in the correct positions. This will convert the part to LP. If you are on natural gas you will not have to tamper with the part before installing is as it will come from the factory set up for natural gas.

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Jim, Just like the original WP gas valve, the coils should have a resistance reading of 216 ohms resistance across the coil terminals, with the wires removed " Check between each solenoid for 216? resistance. (Measure between the two Broil valve terminals the two Bake valve terminals. NOTE: Always check both solenoids. If one of the solenoids is defective, neither one will work."

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Michael, This would most likely be caused by a weak valve and you can test the valve for 216 ohms of resistance. If this does not check ok then the valve is faulty.

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Hello Randy. Based on the information you provided, it sounds like the gas valve is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit.

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