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This burner cap is an authentic OEM replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is used on gas ranges to distribute the burner's heat evenly. There are various size burners on gas stovetops, with each size having a specific size of burner cap. This cap is for large burners and should not be used on other size burners. Over time, the burner cap may become rusted from being washed or having liquids spilled on it. If the cap is damaged, it should be replaced before cooking on the burner.To start, disconnect the gas and ensure that the grate and burner are completely cool before touching the parts. Remove the cooking grate and set it aside. Lift the burner cap and remove it from the stove. Align the new burner cap up with the grooves on the burner and set it flush. Restore the grate and turn the gas back on to operate the stove. Test the burner to make sure it is seated correctly.This large burner cover is made of heat-tempered metal and is sold individually. It is designed for use on gas stovetops manufactured by General Electric.
I ordered the part, had it sent 2 day delivery only because we were closing on the home sale and couldn't afford it not to arrive on time. It looks like it would have made it in plenty of time but better safe then sorry. I replaced the burner cap and closed on the house in time! Read more
Replaced the Broil Burner and Oven Igniter. Removed the door (lifts out easily). Moved out oven to access electrical socket and gas line. Unplugged electricity. Shut off gas. Disconnected gas line. Moved out oven to access back panel. Disconnected Igniter clip. Removed the small access plate. Unscrewed holding screws from broil burner and removed the old Burner and Igniter. Put the new burner and Igniter together and reversed the process. So far so good. Was a $70 repair or a $1000 new... Read more
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Replaced regulator replaced gasket Read more
Since my Ge Profile Gas Stove has non adjustable air & gas mixture valve, my options were limited to couple of other components. I took on online suggestions and replaced the Orifice at the burner with no luck, I also replaced Pressure Regulator with the same result, thinking the last thing that I could possible do myself was trying a new burrner head before calling service man, so I made a contact with AppliancePartsPros.com and check the price of the part and figuring I could risk around... Read more
Changed it out Read more
I had to open up the side panel of the range and pull up the stove top. Unscrewed both ends of the old tube and pulled it out. Installed new tube and screwed the top into place. Had to do a little bending of the tube to get it to fit. The "supply" end was a little shorter than the original, and the bends were a little different, but not too bad that I couldn't make it work. Screwed on the bottom end of the tube. Read more
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