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Customer Questions and Answers for Gas Valve by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM18056706
Manufacturer Part Number: WPW10293048

The Gas Valve is an OEM part for Whirlpool ovens and ranges. It regulates the flow of gas to the oven burner, ensuring safe and efficient operation by controlling the amount of gas released for ignition and maintaining a steady flame during cooking.

Causes of a bad gas valve can include wear and tear from regular use, exposure to high temperatures, or damage from gas impurities.  

Symptoms of a bad gas valve include:

  • The oven not heating or taking a long time to heat up
  • The smell of gas when the oven is turned on
  • Inconsistent or uneven heating
  • The oven failing to maintain the set temperature

This OEM Whirlpool part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper and some Kenmore models.

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Hello Yvonne, You will need to check your gas valves for resistance. When you check the valve check from bake to common and from broil to common. You should have 216 ohms resistance across each of these points. If you do not have this resistance then you will need to replace the safety valve WPW10293048. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html

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Vino, The resistance of the gas valve coils should be 215 ohms resistance (+/- 10 %), from the post, your valve is electrically OK. Needing to open a burner valve, in order for the oven to ignite, would indicate a mechanical malfunction in the gas valve WPW10293048, or a gas supply pressure or flow issue. You may want to have the gas company test the pressure at the wall connection.

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Hello, This sounds like you either have a temperature sensor going out of tolerance or the ignitor is going into failure. The burner could also be deteriorated since oxidation flakes inside the burner can drastically affect the units' operation.

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Hello Brent, Based on the information provided, you would want to check the solenoid on the gas valve WPW10293048. You should have 216 ohms resistance from Broil to common and bake to common. If you are not getting proper resistance then you would need to replace the valve. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html

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Amanda K for Model Number SF362lxsq

I ordered part W10293048 (Valve-Gas) because my oven ignition would just click and never heat. I saw in a previous forum that this valve needed to be replaced. I installed the part and oven heated but smelled a strong odor of LP. I realized it was set up for natural gas instead of LP. I flipped the oriface to LP and screwed the nut on the valve all the way down and then did 1 1/2 turns. I tried the oven again and it seems to heat up very quickly (too quickly to me) and still smell the LP odor. I tested for leaks and there seems to be none. I do see there is a valve that says off or it can be flipped up to open. Does this valve need to be on or off? Is there there anything else that you can think of or what could be causing this issue?

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Hello Amanda. The valve needs to be on to get gas. Check the flames and make sure they are blue with little to no yellow. If so, the valve is fine. If there is yellow there, you will need to adjust the orifice on the valve until the yellow is gome in the unit.

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Hello Amanda. Yes, you need to tighten the orifice on the valve WPW10293048 all the way down, then come back up 1 1/2 rounds to adjust the flame on the unit. Also, you need to flip the regulator to LP as well on the valve.

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Hello Kathy, You would want to check the coils on the gas valve. You should have 216 ohms between bake and common, broil and common. If you are not getting 216 ohm resistance then you need to replace valve WPW10293048.

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Juan, The test to the gas valve coils WPW10293048 should have been from the middle terminal to the outside terminal, then the middle terminal to the other outside terminal. The test should have produced 215(+/- 10%) ohms resistance on each test( with the wires disconnected). Based on your post information, you hve a faulty gas valve bake solenoid. If either solenoid has failed, the gas valve won't operate.

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Hello. If the igniter and the hose are new, you need to make sure the wiring is good and there is no grounding issue with the unit. If all is good, replace the gas valve WPW10293048 on the unit.

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