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Weak or uneven flames on your gas range? A clogged or damaged orifice spud restricts gas flow to the burner. Simple replacement restores proper flame size.

Uneven flames or weak heat? This valve burner regulates gas flow to the burner ring. Common fix for temperature control issues on gas ranges.

This is a medium-sized surface burner base (also called an orifice holder or injector) that supports and positions the burner on the cooktop. It ensures proper gas flow and flame alignment for the burner. Replace this part if your burner sits unevenly, has an irregular flame pattern, or if the original base is cracked or damaged.

Replace your gas range control panel overlay if labels are faded or peeling. This overlay protects buttons and the control board from spills and wear.

Replaces cracked, broken, or missing left-side black door handle on your range. Restores secure grip and finished appearance. Direct-fit replacement.

Replacement mounting screw secures panels, brackets, and trim on ranges and cooktops. Install to replace missing, stripped, or rusted fasteners.

Replace chipped or damaged burner grates to restore a stable cooking surface. This hairpin-style grate ensures pots sit securely over the flame.

Pre-formed gas line that connects the inlet regulator to the burner manifold in gas ranges. Replace if damaged, cracked, or leaking to restore safe operation.

Replace your warped, discolored, cracked, or broken oven rack. This elevated wire shelf installs inside the oven cavity for baking, roasting, and broiling.

Factory screw secures brackets, panels, trim, or burner components on ranges, cooktops, and wall ovens. Replaces missing, stripped, or corroded fasteners.

Secures components to your appliance chassis for a rattle-free fit. Replace missing, stripped, or corroded screws to keep panels and brackets aligned.

White oven door handle with decorative endcaps for electric and gas ranges. Replace cracked, broken, or discolored handles to restore appearance.

The Round Valve Burner is an OEM component specifically designed for GE gas ranges. Each burner delivers flame through a round metal valve that is mounted below the cooktop surface. 

Symptoms of a bad burner include:

• Inability to ignite or an intermittent flame 
• Irregular or unpredictable flame size regardless of control knob position
• Yellow flame or flame that encompasses the burner entirely instead of staying centered
• Gas smell emitting from the burner area when in use

Causes of burner failure can be a buildup of residue or debris in the valve mechanism over many years, wear and tear of internal parts like the thermocouple or orifice, or physical damage.

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

The Oven Orifice Spud LP is an OEM part for GE gas ovens and ranges. 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.

Rear orifice holder secures the gas orifice in the rear-right burner assembly so the orifice stays correctly positioned for reliable ignition and consistent flame performance during cooking. What it does:

• Holds and aligns the gas orifice within the rear-right burner head for proper gas flow.
• Keeps the orifice stable during use to help maintain consistent flame size and heat.
• Common symptoms indicating this part may be faulty: burner fails to light, intermittent ignition, or uneven/low flame on the rear-right burner.
• Works as part of the burner assembly that interfaces with the burner head, cap, and orifice.

• Always shut off the gas supply and disconnect electrical power before beginning service.
• Remove burner cap, grate and burner head as needed to access the orifice holder; keep small parts organized.
• Reassemble carefully, verify correct seating of the orifice and holder, and perform a soap-leak check after reconnecting gas.

Color: Gray. Left hand side