Jgp 975 Sek2-Ss Parts

This orifice spud meters natural gas flow to a cooktop or range burner, helping maintain a steady flame for reliable cooking performance. It replaces a worn or damaged spud to restore correct gas delivery at the burner. What it does:

• Controls the amount of natural gas that reaches the burner for proper combustion.
• Helps correct weak, uneven, or yellow flames caused by a damaged orifice.
• Restores consistent burner ignition and heat output when the original spud is faulty.
• Used where a 1.37 mm natural gas orifice size is required.

• Turn off the gas supply and unplug the appliance before servicing.
• Handle and install with appropriate tools; avoid overtightening fittings.
• After installation, test for leaks and verify proper burner flame and operation.

This gas tube assembly supplies gas from the regulator to the main burner, restoring proper fuel delivery for reliable ignition and even heating. Fits select gas ranges and cooktops; replaces a damaged or leaking main gas tube assembly. What it does:

• Directs gas from the regulator/valve to the main burner for normal operation
• Helps restore consistent burner ignition and steady flame when damaged
• Stops leaks or gas diversion caused by cracked, bent, or corroded tubing
• Supports correct burner alignment for even heating across the cooktop or oven

• One gas tube assembly

• Turn off the appliance, shut off the gas supply, and disconnect power before servicing
• Use proper thread sealant/approved fittings and tighten to OEM torque; check all connections
• After installation, test for leaks with a soap solution or approved leak detector—do not use an open flame

This gas tube assembly routes gas to the main left-front burner so the range or cooktop lights and heats correctly. It provides a direct-fit replacement when the original gas feed tube is damaged or leaking. What it does:

• Directs fuel from the manifold to the left-front main burner for reliable ignition and flame.
• Restores proper burner operation if the original tube is bent, corroded, or leaking.
• Helps stop gas leaks at the burner feed when the existing tube is cracked or punctured.
• Works with factory fittings and mounting points for correct alignment and flame pattern.

• One gas tube assembly (main left-front) as shown.

• Turn off the gas supply and power to the appliance before beginning work.
• Inspect and replace any damaged gaskets, ferrules, or fittings; use thread sealant rated for gas if required by manufacturer.
• After installation, check all connections carefully and perform a gas leak test per local codes.

This gas tube assembly routes gas from the range's manifold to the rear-right burner so the burner can light and burn correctly. It replaces damaged or corroded tubing to restore proper gas flow to the burner. What it does:

• Directs gas from the main manifold to the rear-right burner for ignition and combustion
• Restores consistent gas flow when tubing is cracked, bent, or blocked
• Can stop symptoms like a burner that won't light, weak or uneven flames, or gas odor near the rear-right burner
• Works as the factory replacement tube for applicable gas ranges

• One gas tube assembly, main rear-right

• Turn off the gas supply and unplug the appliance before starting any work
• Use approved flare fittings or connectors and check all joints for leaks with a soapy water test after installation
• Do not modify the tube; improper installation can cause leaks or unsafe operation

This gas tube assembly routes gas from the manifold to the range/oven burner ports, restoring proper fuel flow for reliable ignition and consistent flame. Replace a bent, clogged, or leaking tube to help regain normal burner operation. What it does

• Channels gas from the main manifold to the burner(s) so burners can ignite and burn evenly
• Restores correct burner performance when a tube is cracked, clogged, or damaged
• Can stop symptoms such as burners failing to light, weak or uneven flames, or a noticeable gas odor near the range
• Works with the appliance's existing manifold, valves, and burner heads to re-establish proper gas flow

• One gas tube assembly (main, left/right) as shown

• Turn off the gas supply and unplug the appliance before beginning any service
• Use appropriate fittings and tighten to manufacturer specs—do not overtighten or force fittings
• Test all burners for proper ignition and flame pattern; check for leaks with a soapy water solution or approved gas leak detector