Wall Oven Burner & Related Parts

This is a black burner cap that sits on top of a gas range surface burner head. It distributes the gas flame evenly around the burner for consistent heating. Replace this cap if it is cracked, chipped, warped, or heavily corroded, which can cause uneven flames, poor ignition, or yellow/orange flame color.

Natural gas burner orifice meters gas flow to range burners. Replace worn or clogged orifices for stable flame. Used for LP to natural gas conversions.

Burner cap sits on top of the gas burner head to shape the flame and shield it from spills. Replace if cracked, broken, worn, or missing.

Black burner cap kit for gas cooktops. Replaces cracked, worn, or corroded caps. Restores appearance and protects burner assembly. Includes caps only.

Burner cap for gas range cooktops. Distributes flame evenly over the burner. Replace if cracked, chipped, worn, discolored, or missing.

The Burner Valve is an OEM component specifically designed for Frigidaire ranges. It controls gas flow to individual burners, providing a selection of different heat levels when operating the cooktop.

Causes of a bad burner valve can include wear over extended usage periods, damage from water, or gas blockage impeding operation. 

Symptoms of a bad burner valve include:

• Inability to light specific burners or adjust the flame height
• Uneven or intermittent burner performance  
• Gas leaks at burner valve connections
• Recurring error codes due to valve malfunctions

Replacing with this OEM valve restores full functionality to the range cooktop. Compatible with existing gas lines, it supports safe and reliable cooking performance.

This OEM Frigidaire replacement is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and Kenmore models. Replace before issues worsen.
 

This valve-to-regulator tube carries fuel between the pressure regulator and gas control valve, maintaining a sealed path for proper ignition and stable flame. Replace if the tube is kinked, damaged, or leaking.

• Provides a rigid, factory-formed connection between the pressure regulator and valve
• Helps ensure correct gas flow to the burner system
• Failure signs include weak or no flame, delayed ignition, repeated clicking, or a gas odor
• Visible kinks, corrosion, or stripped fittings indicate the tube should be replaced

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply; ventilate the area before servicing
• Use two wrenches to back up fittings; avoid twisting the regulator or valve bodies
• Route the tube without kinks and tighten flare connections securely
• Leak-test all joints with an approved solution—never an open flame—before restoring service.

Controls gas flow to your range's top burner. Replace if the valve stem breaks, knob won't turn, or gas won't adjust properly for simmering or boiling.

Black burner caps sit atop gas range burner heads to shape the flame. Replace cracked, worn, or missing caps to restore even cooking and a clean look.

Replaces a damaged, missing, or incorrect LP bake burner orifice in gas ranges. Essential for propane conversion to meter gas properly to the oven.

Replacement surface burner for gas range cooktops. Installs directly onto the burner base. Order when your existing burner is cracked, clogged, or missing.

Pressure regulator assembly for gas ranges. Mounts to the gas supply line to control fuel pressure. Replace if cracked, leaking, or damaged.

Controls and stabilizes incoming gas supply to burners and oven. Replace if regulator is cracked, leaking, or fails to maintain consistent gas pressure.

Distributes gas evenly through burner ports on gas cooktops and ranges. Replace if cracked, clogged, or worn to restore uniform flame distribution.

This natural-gas burner orifice spud meters the correct fuel flow for a 15,000-BTU surface burner. Replacing a clogged, damaged, or wrong-size orifice restores proper flame size, cleaner combustion, and reliable cooktop performance. What it does:

• Meters gas through a calibrated opening to the burner head for correct flame height
• Sized for a 15,000-BTU surface burner using natural gas
• Installs in the orifice holder/valve body beneath the burner
• Typical symptoms of a faulty or mismatched orifice: weak/small flames, yellow/sooty flames, uneven heating, delayed ignition, burner won't reach high heat

• 1 natural-gas 15,000-BTU orifice spud

• Shut off gas supply and disconnect power; allow all burners to cool completely
• Remove grates, caps, and burner heads; lift the top or access the orifice holder as required
• Match each orifice to the correct burner location by BTU rating; do not overtighten
• After reassembly, check all connections for leaks with a non-corrosive soap solution and verify proper flame color/size

• For natural gas applications only; use the correct LP/propane orifice when converting fuel types

Surface burner cap sits on top of the gas burner head to shape the flame. Replace if yours is missing, chipped, cracked, or warped for proper appearance.