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Customer Questions and Answers for Gas Valve by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM18042513
Manufacturer Part Number: WP9763716

This genuine replacement part is a gas valve for stoves. The gas valve is the part that attaches to the burners allowing for gas to flow through, creating the necessary conditions for the stove to produce a flame. If the stove is no longer sparking a flame, or the burners are not working properly, the gas valve of the stove will need to be replaced. Luckily, this is a relatively simple repair.To get started, make sure that the stove is unplugged. After that, remove the grates, burner caps, and burner bases from the stove. Then proceed to remove the control knobs from the stove. Using a screwdriver, remove the screws securing the orifice holders to the main top. Once removed, lift off the top panel of the stove. Lift the seal from the valve stem and detach the spark switch. Proceed to remove the tubing from the valve. After that, use a socket or nutdriver to unthread the screw to release the valve bracket from the manifold. Once this is complete, detach the old gas valve. Install the new valve by positioning it on the gas tubing and manifold. Thread the nut to reconnect the gas tubing to the valve. Proceed to reinstall the top panel of the stove. This OEM part is sold individually and is compatible with Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, and Roper brand stoves.

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For Whirlpool Gas Valve (Part Number: OEM18042513)

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Hello Fleurdefixe, the DSI board upon a signal from the main control board to start heating the oven for bake or broil will first test the gas valve coils for correct ohms, if it detects a problem it will stop the heating cycle (no spark to oven ignitors, no gas flow to burners). The control board will not generate a fault code if this occurs. The oven bake /broil ignitors will get the same high voltage spark pulse as do the cooktop burner ignitors, about 2k volts. The gas coils are part of the pressure regulator /valve assembly WP9763716.

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Andy for Model Number KGRK806PSS02

The oven part of my Kitchenaid gas oven/range stopped working consistently. Bake and broil will ignite very inconsistently - sometimes they light, most often they do not. I tested the gas valve resistance from common to each of the bake and broil leads - I have a reading of 196 Ohms across each. This seems less that the 216, but still within the +/- 30 Ohm range. The stove top burners work with no problem. With these readings and inconsistent operation, do you believe my gas valve needs replaced? I believe it is part # WP9763716. Thank you.

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Andy, it would be recommended that the burners are inspected and cleaned of any residues that could cause the spark ignitors to not be able to spark properly. If it continues after that, the most likely failure would be in the spark module WPW10331686 as it controls all ignitors and the gas valves.

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Michael for Model Number Valve: WP9763716

The oven part of my Kitchenaid gas oven/range stopped working (neither bake nor broil will ignite). Their is current flowing to both igniters and the temperature probe seems ok (about 1000 Ohms across the leads). The gas control valve reads 200 Ohms between the top lead and the com (center) lead, but 400,000 Ohms between the bottom lead and the com. From what I have read, I need a new gas control valve (WP9763716; the number on the part is 4453999 from FSP). Can you confirm that this is correct?

Sean for Model Number KGRS807SSS00

My bake and broiler igniter do not work. The stove top lights just fine. I don’t think both igniters would go out at the same time. The gas valve reads about 205 on an ohm meter. I had a service guy out and without checking the gas valve says the problem is definitely the gas valve since both igniters are not coming on. It’s a simple part to swap out but was wondering if the real problem could be something else since I got 205 on the ohm meter

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Sean, Based on the information provided I would recommend that you check with the multi-mater at the wires to the ignitors and see if you are getting power when they are turned on. The gas valve is not going to open if the ignitors are not glowing and drawing amperage.

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Hello Robert, first, the wires to the gas valve solenoids need to be disconnected to check the ohms, the bake/broil coils are identical and should have a value of around 199-216 ohms each. If one coil is out of range the DSI spark board will disable the ignition spark and gas valve operation for bake and broil burners. As a side note, for no oven heating also check the oven door switch is working, if the control board sees the oven door is open for longer then about a minute or so it will disable the oven heating with no indication it has, oven heating will resume after the door closed in about a minute..

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Jarm, You will want to have the setting for 2K and it should read 216 ohms plus or minus 10%. If your resistance is incorrect then the valve is faulty.

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Attila for Model Number KGSA906PSS00

Hi, my question is kitchen got flooded and the oven too. The repairman came out when I plugged in the oven it was clicking nonstop so then he said the spark module was bad. I replaced it stop clicking I mean the sparks the top works great. But when I turn on the oven it comes on for a couple of seconds and turns off. Yesterday it took like 3 hours to heat up to 400 degrees. I don t know if the igniter is bad or a safety valve? What would you suggest?

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Attila, You will need to make sure the ignitor is drawing 3.2 to 3.6 amps. This is the current the ignitor needs to draw in order to open the gas valve. The easiest method to test is with a clamp on amp meter.

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Dan, Adjust the orifice on the valve by tightening it down til it bottoms out about 1 1/2 to 2 turns.

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Hello Harvey. Try cleaning the burner and ignitor. If the issue continues, and you have good spark, replace the gas valve. It can ohm out good and still be bad.

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Ray, Of the other 2 terminals one is for the bake and the other is for broil. You would need to go from either connector to the center Com connector and should have a resistance of 216 ohms.

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