Ge Jgbp28set2ss Parts

This terminal cover protects the oven/range power connection by covering the appliance's rear terminal block, helping prevent accidental contact and keeping wiring secure. It's a direct-replacement exterior cover for the unit's power terminals. What it does:

• Covers the appliance's electrical terminal block to help protect wiring and connectors from damage
• Reduces risk of accidental contact with live terminals when the access panel is opened
• Keeps the terminal area tidier and helps prevent debris buildup around connections
• Commonly replaced when the original cover is cracked, broken, or missing

• One terminal cover

• High-level replacement: remove rear access panel to access the terminal block, then replace the cover and secure with existing screws
• Always disconnect power (unplug or switch off the breaker) before servicing electrical components
• No special tools required beyond a screwdriver; follow OEM instructions if available

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The Top Burner Spark Electrode is an OEM replacement part for GE brand appliances. Compatible with select GE gas ranges, this spark electrode ensures a reliable ignition for your burners. It features a white ceramic base and a metal electrode tip.

Symptoms of a bad igniter:

• Burners not lighting
• Igniter sparking erratically

The causes of a bad part can include physical damage or wear and tear over time.

This OEM GE part can also be used on Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore/Sears appliances. 

This 270° burner valve controls gas flow to a single cooktop or range burner, restoring predictable flame adjustment and reliable ignition so you can cook safely and accurately. What it does:

• Regulates gas flow to the burner so flame height responds to the control knob
• Enables proper ignition and consistent flame during use
• Common symptoms indicating a faulty valve: burner won't light, flame stays too low or high, or burner only lights intermittently
• Stops gas flow when set to off to help prevent unintended flow

• One 270° burner valve

• Turn off gas supply and power to the appliance before replacing the valve
• Use appropriate wrenching tools and avoid torqueing valve fittings; follow OEM torque guidance if available
• After installation, check all connections for leaks (soap-and-water test) and verify correct burner operation