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Burner cap sits atop the gas burner base to distribute flame evenly. Replace if cracked, warped, discolored, or missing to restore proper heat distribution.
Found web site. Called the 800 number. Placed the order. 2 days later, they were at my door. Read more
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.
Conversion kit said put propane orifice .109 in to correct the problem but I had to use the .102 orifice. Read more
Can't turn burner off or on? Burner won't light or adjust heat? Your gas cooktop burner valve likely needs replacement. DIY-friendly repair in under 2 hours.
We have a Kenmore pro gas cooktop. Could not turn knobs to turn gas off or on. Basic investigation on YouTube & not wanting to spend $100 on service call had me fixing this issue in one day. A bit of diy knowledge and you can replace valves easy enough. The valves here were much cheaper than any local vendor and was shipped next day. 2 weeks was wait time for local places. Read more
Natural gas burner orifice meters gas flow to range burners. Replace worn or clogged orifices for stable flame. Used for LP to natural gas conversions.
Ordered the parts and once installed using your video all was well. Read more
This component creates the spark to ignite gas burners and includes the gas orifice for proper fuel delivery, located beneath each surface burner. Replace if the burner won't light, takes excessive time to ignite, or produces an irregular flame pattern.
Burner won't light or clicks continuously? This gas cooktop igniter creates the spark to ignite your burner. Simple fix in under 30 minutes.
This gas burner valve controls the flow of gas to a 1,800 BTU surface burner on your cooktop. It features a red stem and regulates gas delivery when you turn the corresponding knob. Replace this valve if the burner won't ignite, produces an uneven or weak flame, leaks gas, or if the knob turns without adjusting the flame.
I replaced the valve and knobs. Read more
Regulates gas flow and pressure to your cooktop burners. Replace if damaged, worn, or if gas won't flow properly through the regulator assembly.
This is a metal support bracket that helps secure and stabilize the firebox or internal cavity structure of the range or cooktop. It provides structural reinforcement to keep components properly aligned during operation. Replace this bracket if it is bent, broken, or corroded, which can cause misalignment of internal parts or rattling noises during use.
Replacement mounting screw for gas cooktops. Secures panels, trim, and brackets. Needed when original screw is stripped, missing, or damaged during repair.
Burner not lighting or knob won't turn? This gas cooktop surface burner valve controls gas flow to individual burners. Moderate DIY repair.
Ordered part, replaced valve. Read more
Burner won't light or flame height won't adjust? This top burner valve controls gas flow to restore reliable ignition and precise flame control.
Combines spark igniter electrode with orifice holder for gas surface burners. Replace when cracked, broken, or no longer securely holding components in place.
Replaces cracked or corroded sealed burner head on gas ranges and cooktops. Restores proper flame distribution when original part is damaged or clogged.
This is a ceramic glow-bar igniter for gas ovens. It heats to ignite the gas for baking or broiling, restoring reliable oven lighting and even heating without repeated clicking or open flames.
Seals between burner and cooktop to prevent spills and air leaks. Replace when cracked, hardened, or crumbling. Confirm fit with your model number.
I thought this would be a simple remove and replace, boy was I wrong. This repair became more complicated then it should have been. The screws holding the skirt were frozen and broke when trying to remove. Had to end up cutting the skirt using a dremel and a cutting blade. Was able to remove one of the screws using a pinning plier. The other one I had to bore it out using a drill bit. Once that was done the rest was a breeze, discarded bad seal, clean the surface, install the new seal and... Read more
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