Rick February 21, 2022 for Model Number JGC8536ADS Expect that I have a bad center switch on my unit. Part WP74007773. No longer available anywhere. Superficially looks pretty close to the left and right switches. Wondering if either might be modified to work? Can’t tell from the pictures what the difference is. Hate to scrap the cooktop since nothing comparable in looks available. Appears to make an electric contact when turned and ride on the shaft of the gas valve. Seems like a slightly smaller unit could be shimmed to work.
1 Answer Rick, Unfortunately, if the switch is discontinued then there would be no suitable replacement available and would not recommend modifying the switch. Read More...
John October 21, 2012 for Model Number JGC8536ADS 1. Continuous ignitor spark (all 5 burners) with switchs off. For a while the sparking would stop when the center burner was turned on and the flame lit. Now it continues to spark even with the flame lit. 2. Replaced spark module. Still continuous ignitor spark (all 5 burners) with switch off, but when flame lit on center burner the sparking stops. 3. Problem seems to be center burner.
1 Answer Hi. Description is that the center spark switch is stuck closed or shorted allowing the issue. Center burner switch part # WP74007773. Thank you. Read More...
Jeanne P. November 23, 2011 for Model Number JGC8536ADB You didn't give me any cost information to replace knobs.
1 Answer Hello Jeanne. AppliancePartsPros.com is a company who assist DoItYourselvers repair their own appliances. We do not offer service repair at this time and can not price repairs. We can suggest researching through your dealer or the yellow pages. Thank You. Read More...
Jeanne P November 20, 2011 for Model Number JGC8536ADB I have a broken knob. Can you replace. Depending on cost, may replace all 5.
1 Answer Jeanne, Yes, you can replace and individual knob or all five if you wish WP7733P410-60 . If you are unable to remove the knob from the gas valve shaft easily, you can slip a dish cloth or small towel under the knob, twist the towel, then use the towel to pull up on the knob, carefully, and it should be a bit easier. Good Luck and Thanks Read More...