Gw395lepb05 Propane Parts

Orifice meters gas flow to a cooktop or range burner, helping maintain correct flame size and reliable ignition. Replacing a clogged or damaged orifice restores consistent heat and more stable burner performance. What it does:

• Meters and controls the gas flow to a single burner so the flame burns at the proper height.
• Helps maintain steady ignition and even heating across the burner.
• Common symptoms indicating replacement: weak or uneven flames, difficulty lighting, or burners that won't stay lit.
• Clogged by debris or corroded over time, causing restricted gas flow.

• Turn off the appliance power and shut off the gas supply before attempting any service.
• Verify the correct orifice size and gas type for your appliance using the OEM diagram; use proper seals and avoid overtightening.
• If you smell gas, stop immediately, ventilate the area.

U-type clip

This orifice holder assembly secures the gas orifice to the burner tube, helping maintain correct gas flow for reliable ignition and consistent, even burner flame performance on compatible gas ranges and cooktops. What it does:

• Positions and secures the burner orifice to ensure correct gas delivery to the burner.
• Helps maintain a steady, even flame and consistent heat output across burners.
• Common symptoms indicating replacement: burners fail to light, flame is weak or uneven, or ignition is delayed.
• Use when the holder is damaged, corroded, stripped, or not seating the orifice properly.

• Turn off the appliance's gas supply and power before servicing; follow local codes.
• Remove burner cap and grate, replace the holder, and hand-tighten securely—do not overtighten or cross-thread.
• Inspect the orifice and any seals or gaskets and replace if worn or damaged.
• After reinstalling, restore gas and power, confirm proper ignition and flame, and if you detect gas odor or unsafe operation, shut off gas.

Screw for control panel.

A replacement wire harness assembly that restores reliable electrical connections between control components. Replacing a damaged harness can stop intermittent operation and restore power or signals to affected systems so controls and features work properly. What it does:

• Routes power and signal between the control and appliance components to enable normal operation.
• Replaces frayed, broken, or burned wiring that can cause intermittent function or loss of power to parts.
• Helps resolve unresponsive controls, features that stop working, or faults caused by open/shorted wiring.
• Eliminates related error codes or unexpected shutdowns when the harness is the root cause.

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before inspecting or replacing the harness.
• Document connector locations and routing with photos before removal; match routing and connector orientation on reassembly.
• Make sure connectors are fully seated and wires are secured away from moving parts and heat sources.

Mounting bracket for bottom trim.

This bushing is a small sleeve-style bearing that supports a rotating shaft and reduces metal-to-metal wear for smooth operation. It helps restore proper alignment and quiet operation when the original bushing is worn. What it does

• Guides and supports a rotating shaft or spindle to reduce friction and wear
• Prevents metal-to-metal contact that can cause grinding or scoring
• Helps stop rubbing, squeaking, or vibration caused by a worn bearing surface
• Restores proper alignment of the moving component for smoother operation

• Inspect the mating shaft and housing for wear or damage before installing a new bushing
• Press or seat the bushing evenly; avoid hammering directly on the bushing surface
• Use proper tools and safety gear; disconnect power or unplug the appliance before service
• If surrounding parts are worn (shafts, seals, clips), replace them to prevent premature bushing failure

This orifice is the small metal fitting that meters gas to a burner, helping maintain a consistent flame for reliable cooking and oven performance. It replaces a clogged or damaged metering fitting to restore proper burner operation. What it does:

• Controls and meters gas flow to a specific burner for correct flame size
• Helps maintain a steady, even flame for consistent cooking or baking
• A clogged or damaged orifice can cause weak, uneven, or failed ignition
• Worn or damaged fittings may cause gas flow issues that affect burner performance

• Turn off the appliance and shut off the gas supply before beginning work
• Replace only with the exact orifice specified for your appliance
• Tighten securely with the proper wrench and check connections for leaks using a soap-and-water solution

Color: Espresso

This fitting connects a hose or pipe to the appliance to create a secure fluid connection, helping prevent leaks and restore proper water or fluid flow. It's a small but essential plumbing connector used in supply and drain lines. What it does:

• Provides a sealed connection between appliance tubing and a fixture or valve
• Restores secure water/fluid flow when a worn or damaged connector is causing leaks
• Helps stop drips or intermittent flow caused by loose or corroded fittings
• Works as the link between rigid pipes and flexible hoses in supply/drain assemblies

• Turn off water supply and unplug the appliance before starting work
• Inspect mating tubing and seals; replace damaged hoses or O-rings as needed
• Hand-start threads to avoid cross-threading; tighten following OEM torque guidance
• If threads are present, use plumber's tape only where the OEM specifies; avoid over-tightening