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JGP636WED1WW General Electric Cooktop

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This is a replacement drip bowl for your range or oven. The drip bowl sits beneath the burner element and collects any drips or spills. This drip bowl is 8 inches in diameter and is used to replace th...
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This part helps your burner ignite and produce flame.
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This burner drip bowl is sold individually. It is white on the top side, and black underneath.
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This burner drip bowl is sold individually. It is white on the top side, and black underneath.
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This gasket goes under the burner bowl to help protect the glass from high heat. Sold individually.
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This comes set from the manufacturer for Natural Gas. It also includes the conversion to Liquid Propane. This valve automatically cuts off the flow of gas at a certain pressure.
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These are replacement screws designed to fit your range. They are made of metal and are approximately ¼ inch long. They come in a package of 12. These are OEM parts sourced directly from the manufacturer.
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Gas igniter glows, but will not light
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Customer:
Thomas from Bloomsbury, NJ
Parts Used:
WB13K18
Difficulty Level:
Easy
Total Repair Time:
15 - 30 mins
Tools:
Screw drivers
Burner igniter needed to be replaced
Assumed the entire top of the range would have to be lifted off. Removed the three screws inside the top of the over door and then noticed the two screws holding the dish around the burner. They were tight and required WD-40 and then a sharp tap and came off.
Important: Notice the direction your old igniter is plugged into the w ire. It is not clear and can go on either way.
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Customer:
William from Littleton, CO
Parts Used:
WB18T10344, WB13X32509
Difficulty Level:
Easy
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
Tools:
Nutdriver, Screw drivers
No spark to ignite the gas.
First I shut off the gas valve below the range and unplugged the unit from the electrical outlet. I left the flexible gas line fitting undisturbed/attached to the range top gas fitting. Then I removed the two screws below the unit (under the counter) that affix the range to the counter/support structure. Then I removed all of the knobs and burner grills and gas diffusers sitting on the top of the range. Then I lifted out the burner bowls and disconnected each from their respective spark wires. Then I gently pried the range from its hole in the counter being carefulm not to break the glass top and lifted it out turned it at an angle to the counter top hole and set it back down on the counter. Then I gently pried off the glass top from the metal range base, cleaned it thoroughly and set it aside. Then, I placed the new spark module next to the old one and one by one I transferred each wire to its respective location on the new module. The instructions pointed out that the new spark module has a revised grounding scheme and that a ground wire is no longer needed, so I removed and discarded the green ground wire. I then affixed the new spark module into the location where the old spark module had been. Next I replaced the wiring harness which contains the switches for each burner location. It is important to replace the wiring harness along with the spark module as they must work together reliably to complete the gas ignition circuit. The old wiring harness simply lifts/unsnaps out and the new one snaps into its place. Once both the spark module and wiring harness were in place, reassembly of the range was simply the reverse of disassembly.
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Customer:
Steve from Broken Arrow, OK
Parts Used:
WB32M10
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
Less than 15 mins
Tools:
Screw drivers
Drip pans needed to be replaced.
Simiple repair. Determined drip pan size (sm, med., lg.) removed 2 screws holding drip pan, placed gasket around new drip pan and installed. Repaired took less than 5 minutes.
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