Whirlpool WP3403M075-10 Burner Cap OEM Part

After many years of excellent service the burner I use most often on the top of my JenAir range rusted through. After trying to remove the burner, which was firmly rusted into place, I decided to replace the cooktop pan, both burners and igniters. It was an easy repair to swap out the new parts for the old, and the only tool necessary was a #2 phillips screw driver. The only difficulty was that although the cooktop pan appears symmetrical, the screw hole pattern on each side is different. I did not discover that until the burners and igniters were all installed, backwards of course! Once together in the right orientation, the refurbished 2 burner unit slid right into place and worked perfectly. The only thing is now the other two burners look shabby and old so I have ordered all new parts for the other side as well. The stove will look brand new when the other is replaced and all for much less than a new range!

Much simpler than expected. You have to remove the cartridge containing the two burners, then dissemble the plate at the bottom to access the burners, It only requires unscrewing approx six screws holding the access cover and 2 screws at the front that hold the ignition "prongs". One you remove the bottom plate you have full access to the burners from the bottom. You then have to unscrew the screws that hold the gas supply tube to the burner and the igniter. from the burner you are replacing. The burner comer right out and you simply replace it with the new burner and reassemble it careful not to over-tighten screws and strip them. Pay attention to the position of the new burner so that it is lined up so that your igniter wire will reach fully back to where the prongs go through the cartridge. When you see it it will be obvious. Reassemble everything and test.

Easy fix - remove the burner cartridge, remove the cover (about 10 small screws) to get to the burner, twist and turn to remove, then 2 more screws to remove igniter, that's it. You do not need to buy the entire cartridge just buy this part

Lifted out the burner assembly on right side of cooktop which included the two burners that needed repair. Opened up the assembly by removing four screws and that gave me access to underneath the burners. Removed the tube and the igniter from bad burner. Put new burner in place and attached tube and igniter. Took igniter off other burner and put new one on. Put assembly together and put back into place.

Took burner module out, replaced burner cap.