Range Burner & Related Parts

The Cap-Burner Kit is an OEM part for Whirlpool ranges. It includes the required  4 burner caps. (2 large, 1 medium, 1 small) to replace a faulty gas burner on the cooktop.

Causes may be normal wear over years of heating cycles, chemical corrosion from repeated cleaning, or impact damage to delicate burner parts.

Symptoms of a bad burner cap or head can include:

• Uneven or unstable flame patterns
• Burners that intermittently light or go out
• Reduced heat output from affected burners
• Rust or cracking visible on burner caps

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

Replace a cracked, clogged, or worn burner head on your gas cooktop. This component directs gas through flame ports for even heating and reliable ignition.

Controls gas flow to burners and oven by stabilizing manifold pressure. Replace if cracked, damaged, or leaking to restore proper gas regulation.

Meters gas flow to your range or cooktop burner for proper flame size. Replace worn, clogged, or missing orifices or when converting between propane and natural gas.

Burner cap sits atop the gas burner base to distribute flame evenly. Replace if cracked, warped, discolored, or missing to restore proper heat distribution.

Controls gas flow to individual cooktop burners on gas ranges. Replace if valve stem is bent, broken, or stuck, preventing smooth knob operation or shutoff.

Surface burner and electrode assembly for gas ranges and cooktops. Replace when burner is cracked, electrode is broken, or ignition spark is inconsistent.

Lower bake element assembly that heats the oven during baking. Replace if burned through, cracked, or damaged to restore your electric range's heating.

Replace a gas range burner valve that's broken, stuck open, or causing hard-to-adjust flames. Moderate DIY repair requires raising the stovetop.

Replacement surface burner head for gas ranges and cooktops. Distributes gas through precision ports for even flame. Needed when original is clogged, damaged, or corroded.

This is a top burner gas valve that controls the flow of gas to a surface burner on a gas range. It connects to the burner control knob and regulates the flame from low to high settings. Replace this valve if a surface burner won't ignite, the flame is difficult to adjust, or you detect a gas smell even when the knob is in the off position.

Burner base mounts and houses the gas burner on your cooktop surface. Replace if cracked, discolored, or damaged to restore proper burner placement.

This is the bake burner tube located inside the bottom of the oven cavity in a gas range. It distributes gas evenly to produce a consistent flame for baking and roasting. Replace this burner tube if you notice uneven heating, weak or irregular flames, or visible damage such as corrosion or holes in the tube.

Replace a cracked, chipped, or missing burner cap on your gas range or cooktop. Restores a clean look and protects the burner assembly underneath.

This is the gas supply tube that delivers fuel from the gas valve to the bake burner at the bottom of a gas range oven. It may include the orifice fitting that meters the correct gas flow for proper combustion. Replace this tube assembly if you notice uneven oven heating, a weak or absent bake burner flame, or if you detect a gas odor indicating a cracked or damaged supply tube.

This small surface burner assembly replaces a worn or damaged top burner on your gas range or cooktop, restoring quick ignition and an even flame so the small burner heats predictably for simmering and everyday cooking.

• Distributes gas through the burner ports to create a steady, controllable flame at the small-burner position
• Works with the igniter/orifice holder to light reliably
• Common symptoms: burner won't light or only clicks, weak or uneven flame, yellow tips, delayed ignition, or flame that sputters out
• Visible cracks, warping, or heavy corrosion on the burner head

• Shut off gas supply and power; allow the cooktop to cool completely before servicing
• Remove grate and cap, then take out the old burner assembly; retain any screws or brackets as required by your model
• Align the new assembly over the orifice and igniter; seat fully and secure per the manufacturer's instructions
• Restore gas and power, then check for proper ignition and flame; verify there are no gas leaks