Wall Oven Valve

This replacement part is a safety valve. This part is found in various types of refrigerators or freezers and is able to ensure that the appliance is running smoothly and safely during use. A new safety valve might be needed if the user notices that the current one is no longer working properly. This may include it having a leak or making unfamiliar sounds. The user should be able to access the back of the appliance to replace or repair this part.This is a genuine OEM replacement part made by Frigidaire, sold individually. The item, made of durable materials, is meant to last a long time.

This safety valve controls and shuts off gas flow to the appliance burner assembly to help prevent unintended gas delivery. It restores safe operation when a failed valve is replaced and the ignition system is working properly. What it does:

• Regulates and stops gas flow to the burner/oven when the valve is closed
• Prevents gas from reaching the burner when ignition is off or unsafe conditions occur
• Common symptom fixes: no heat, continuous clicking with no ignition, or a persistent gas smell when appliance is trying to light
• Works with the appliance's ignition and pressure systems to maintain safe fuel delivery

• Turn off gas and power at the appliance before starting work
• Use appropriate tools and follow the appliance service manual; fittings may require thread sealant rated for gas
• After installation, check all connections for leaks with a non-corrosive leak detector or soapy water; do not use an open flame

This control valve is an important safety feature found on many gas ranges. It's located inside the back of the range near the area where the buttons and controls are found. The reason the control valve is included in ovens is to prevent gas from moving to the burners if the igniter is not able to ignite the gas or there is no electricity. The control valve could be faulty if there is a smell of gas near the valve, the burner flame flickers, or the flame cannot be turned on high.In any of these situations, the control valve must be replaced. The repair is easy and takes only a few minutes. The bottom of the oven will need to be removed, which may require a screwdriver. After removing it, remove the flame spreader by taking out two screws and sliding it out of the oven. Remove the screw holding the oven burner tube and take it out to access the valve and replace it.This control valve is made to be compatible with RCA, Kenmore, Roper, General Electric, and Hotpoint ranges. It's sold as an individual OEM replacement part that is sourced directly from the manufacturer.

This safety valve controls and shuts off the flow of gas to the appliance, helping the cooktop or oven heat safely and reliably. It replaces a failed valve to restore proper gas control and safe operation. What it does:

• Regulates gas flow to the appliance's burner assembly and/or pilot circuit
• Stops gas flow if the valve or control circuit fails, preventing unsafe leaks
• Common symptom: appliance won't heat or burners won't light despite power to the igniter
• Common symptom: intermittent heating or unit shuts off unexpectedly during operation

• One safety valve

• Turn off gas supply and disconnect power before servicing
• After installation, check all gas connections for leaks and verify proper ignition and shutoff operation
• Do not attempt repair if you smell gas; evacuate area.

This solenoid valve is the electrical valve assembly that opens and closes to control fluid flow in the appliance, restoring proper fill and shutoff behavior when the original valve fails. What it does:

• Electrically opens and closes to allow or stop fluid flow to the appliance
• Stops unintended flowing or leaking when the valve seals properly
• Commonly linked to symptoms such as no fill, continuous filling, intermittent fill, or leaks near the valve
• Works as the actuator controlled by the appliance's control board to meter fluid delivery

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing.
• Handle valve connections and seals carefully; replace any damaged gaskets or hoses.
• Reconnect wiring to the correct terminals and secure all fittings to avoid leaks.
• Test appliance through a full cycle after install and check for leaks.

The Valve Control Assembly is an OEM part for GE gas ranges. It regulates the flow of gas to burners via integrated solenoid valves, ensuring safe ignition and temperature control during cooking cycles. 

Causes of a bad Valve Control Assembly can include:

• Mineral or debris buildup affecting gas flow
• Overheating warping critical valve housing parts
• Worn solenoid valves inhibiting proper opening/closing

Symptoms include:

• Uneven or inconsistent burner flame levels
• Difficulty maintaining selected temperature settings
• Burner ignition issues requiring service calls
• Potential gas leaks from faulty valve sealing integrity

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

This water inlet valve controls water flow into the refrigerator for the dispenser and ice maker, restoring proper water delivery and ice production when the valve is functioning. It replaces a failed or leaking valve to stop water loss and restore operation. What it does

• Directs and regulates incoming household water to the ice maker and dispenser.
• Stops water flow when the refrigerator is off or valves are closed to prevent leaks.
• Commonly linked to symptoms such as no water to the dispenser, slow water flow, or no ice production.
• Can cause leaking or pooling under the refrigerator when the valve body or fittings fail.

• One new water inlet valve assembly.

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before beginning any repair.
• Expect to access the valve behind the lower access panel or at the rear of the refrigerator.
• Tighten supply line fittings securely and check for leaks after reinstalling and turning the water back on.