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The Valve Control Assembly is an OEM part for GE gas ranges. This assembly governs the gas valves that deliver fuel to each burner on the cooktop for precise flame control. Programmed settings adjust gas flow based on temperature and cooking requirements.

Causes of a bad Valve Control Assembly can include worn valve components, clogged gas ports, or failure of electronic controls from heat exposure over time.

Symptoms of a bad gas range Valve Control Assembly include:

• Inconsistent or abnormal burner flames
• Inability to regulate flame sizes as desired
• One or more burners not functioning properly
• Improper gas pressure levels reaching the burners

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

The Orifice Spud is an OEM part for GE ranges and cooktops. It is a small, precise component responsible for regulating the flow of gas to the burner, ensuring a controlled and efficient flame for cooking. This spud is essential for maintaining the correct gas pressure and flame size.

Over time, orifice spuds can become clogged or damaged due to residue buildup, corrosion, or improper cleaning. These issues can lead to inefficient burner performance or safety hazards.

Symptoms of a bad orifice spud include:

• Uneven or weak burner flames
• Difficulty in igniting the burner
• Yellow or flickering flames
• Gas odors near the burner area

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

LP Gas. LG .99mm

This drawer support holds one side of the range's storage/broiler drawer rail in place so the drawer opens and closes smoothly without sagging or binding.

• Supports the drawer slide/rail to keep the drawer aligned
• Helps prevent a sagging, crooked, or hard-to-open lower drawer
• Replaces a cracked, bent, or missing support bracket
• Common symptoms: drawer tilts, drags, or won't stay on track

• Unplug range and allow all surfaces to cool before servicing
• Remove the drawer to access the support
• Retain and transfer existing mounting hardware if needed
• Verify left/right position and orientation to match the original

This line cord supplies electrical power from the wall outlet to the appliance. Replacing a worn, cut, or heat-damaged cord restores safe, reliable power and can help resolve no-power or intermittent operation issues.

• Delivers AC power from the outlet to the unit's electrical system
• Helps correct no-power or intermittent power when the cord is moved
• Ideal replacement for cords with cuts, fraying, or burn/discoloration on the plug
• Supports proper grounding and safe operation when installed correctly

• Disconnect power before servicing; ensure the appliance is fully de-energized
• Match wire routing and connections to the product's wiring diagram; ensure a secure ground
• Use an appropriate strain relief if required by the product to prevent abrasion
• Route the cord away from sharp edges, moving parts, and hot surfaces

This valve control assembly regulates and shuts off gas flow to a single surface burner. Replacing a worn valve restores smooth knob action and accurate flame control for dependable ignition and consistent cooking performance.

• Meters gas from the manifold to one surface burner
• Provides adjustable flame control via the burner knob
• Shuts off gas flow when turned to Off
• Common symptoms: burner won't light, flame won't adjust, knob is stiff or free-spinning

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Work in a well-ventilated area; check all connections for leaks with a soap-and-water solution after installation
• Note valve orientation and tubing before removal; transfer any brackets/fittings from the original part as needed
• After reassembly, verify proper ignition and flame adjustment

Medium LP orifice

This receiver hinge is the fixed bracket in the oven frame that the door's hinge arm locks into. Replacing a worn receiver helps the door close squarely and seal correctly for safe, efficient cooking.

• Anchors the door hinge arm to the oven frame
• Keeps the door aligned and supported during opening and closing
• Wear or damage can cause a door that won't close fully or sits uneven
• May lead to heat escaping or a loose, wobbly door feel

• Disconnect power; if a gas range, shut off gas and allow the unit to cool completely
• Remove the door to access the hinge receivers in the frame
• Install the new receiver in the same orientation; ensure the hinge arm is fully seated
• Check door alignment and closure before returning to service

This latch assembly restores a secure, positive closure on compatible GE cooking appliances. It engages the strike to keep the door closed and helps ensure features that require a latched door can run safely. What it does:

• Engages with the strike to keep the door securely closed
• Helps prevent heat loss from a loose or popping door
• Supports proper operation of cycles that require a latched door
• Replaces a bent, worn, or broken latch mechanism

• 1 latch assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker; allow the appliance to cool completely before servicing
• Remove access panels/trim as outlined in the service manual to reach the latch
• Transfer any reusable mounting hardware; align the latch with the strike for smooth engagement
• Test door closure and operation before restoring power

This left-front orifice holder sits beneath the surface burner on gas cooktops and ranges. It routes gas from the control valve to the burner head, supporting reliable ignition and a steady flame when the original holder is damaged or stripped.

• Directs gas from the surface valve to the left-front burner
• Positions and supports the burner head/orifice for correct alignment
• Helps maintain reliable ignition and stable flame at the LF burner
• Common symptoms of a failing holder: LF burner won't light, delayed ignition, weak or uneven flame, or visible damage/stripped threads

• Gas appliance service only—disconnect power and shut off gas supply before starting.
• Allow the unit to cool; remove grates, caps, and burner head as required by your model.
• Access the holder under the cooktop; handle gas tubing carefully and tighten fittings to manufacturer specifications.
• After reassembly, restore gas and check all joints with a non-corrosive leak-detection solution; verify proper ignition and flame.

This manifold supply tube carries gas from the pressure regulator to the burner valve manifold on your gas range or cooktop. Replacing a damaged tube restores safe, consistent fuel flow for reliable ignition and steady flames.

• Routes regulated gas to the burner valve manifold
• Restores proper fuel flow when the original tube is kinked, cracked, or corroded
• Typical symptoms include weak or no flame, delayed ignition, or a fuel odor near the manifold
• Replace if leaking or visibly damaged

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply; allow the appliance to cool.
• Photograph the original routing and fittings before removal; transfer any clips or brackets.
• Route and support the new tube exactly like the original; avoid kinks or sharp bends.
• After reassembly, check all joints with an approved leak-detection solution—never with an open flame.

This anti-tip bracket secures the rear of your range to the floor or wall so the rear leveling leg locks in place. Replacing a missing or damaged bracket helps prevent tipping and keeps the appliance stable during everyday use.

• Anchors the range to a fixed point; rear leveling leg engages the bracket
• Helps prevent forward tipping when weight is placed on an open oven door
• Reduces rocking or sliding during cooking or cleaning
• Replace if the bracket is missing, bent, corroded, or the unit fails the anti-tip check

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off gas before servicing
• Pull the range straight out; position the bracket per your installation manual/template
• Fasten the bracket securely to floor or wall studs using hardware appropriate for your surface
• Slide the range back so the rear leg fully engages the bracket; perform the anti-tip test from your manual

The Stainless Control Panel Overlay is an OEM part for GE gas ranges. It provides a protective barrier over the control panel display and buttons. This overlay shields sensitive electronic components from damage.

Symptoms of a bad control panel overlay include:

• Peeling or bubbling of the overlay surface  
• Cracks or missing pieces that expose underlying parts
• Dulling or discoloration of the installed overlay
• Unreadable display or unresponsive control buttons

Causes of control panel overlay failure include repeated exposure to heat from the cooktop or oven, as well as substances dropped while cooking. Heavy use over several years also contributes to the degradation of the overlay materials. 

This part is also compatible with some Hotpoint and RCA models.

The Oven Orifice Spud LP is an OEM part for GE gas ovens. This part controls the flow of liquid propane (LP) gas into the oven burner box. The oven orifice spud plays a role in gas combustion, adjusting flow to match the needs of a liquid propane system. It connects directly to the gas supply, so an improperly sized or damaged spud can lead to gas leaks or incomplete burning.

Causes of a bad oven orifice spud include normal wear over time from constant heating cycles, exposure to cleaning chemicals, or damage during part replacement.

Symptoms of needing a replacement include:

• Uneven or inconsistent oven heating
• Extended cooking times or inability to reach desired temperatures
• Gas smell coming from the oven area
• Visible damage or cracks on the spud itself

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This is the center-burner orifice holder for gas cooktops and ranges. It routes fuel from the surface valve to the burner and aligns the orifice for reliable ignition and consistent flame on the center burner.

• Directs gas from the valve to the center burner
• Holds the orifice in correct alignment beneath the burner head
• Provides the mounting point/interface for the center burner assembly
• Typical symptoms: center burner won't ignite, delayed ignition, weak/uneven flame, or visible damage/corrosion on the holder

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Remove grates, caps, and burner head; lift/open the cooktop as needed to access the holder
• Transfer any model-specific orifice spud/fittings as directed by the manufacturer
• After reassembly, check all connections for leaks with an approved leak-detection solution and verify proper flame

The LP Conversion Kit is an OEM part for GE gas ranges. This kit allows compatible models to be converted from using natural gas to liquid propane. It includes new burner orifices and installation instructions.

Symptoms of an unconverted unit include:

• Inability to light burners properly or evenly 
• Burners that produce variable or unstable flames 
• Excessive noise or flames that blow out easily
• Inefficient heating of cookware

Causes for requiring conversion include moving to an area only serviced by liquid propane tanks, or a change of fuel source from the home's supply lines. 

This OEM GE kit is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA and some Kenmore gas ranges.