ge gas oven safety valve factory

Thank you for your inquiry. The oven safety valve is one part that may fix the issue, but there are some other parts that you will need to check to see which one is causing the issue. You will need to check the igniter, the electronic control board and the temperature sensor. I hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day!

Can this oven valve work on my range? The range was plugged into the wrong outlet and it shorted out, the igniter glows when the stove is turned on however the burner isn"t lighting. I was told the the valve needs to be replaced.

Thank you for your question. This is not the correct safety valve for your appliance. I have listed the correct valve below for you. I hope that helps. Good luck with your repair.

Oven doesn"t heat. Igniter glows when gas is turned on, voltage on value starts near zero and slowly ramps up to just under 3 volts, but gas never ignites. The slow ramp seems normal to allow igniter to get hot, but not sure what the valve"s voltage should be to have it open. Valve coil is not open per ohm meter. Sounds like a bad valve? Thanks.

Hello Curt, Thank you for your inquiry. It sounds like it could be either this part or the pressure regulator. When the ignitor heats up to a certain temperature, it is supposed to trigger the valve to open and let the gas in to ignite and the regulator cuts it off at a certain pressure. Hope this helps!

Hello Sal, thank you for your question. You can test the gas valve to see if it has gone bad. You will need to test this with a multimeter. Here is a video that will show you how to test that valve.

Hello Steve, thank you for your question. The oven safety valve part number WB19K31 will work with either NAT or LP gas. The part itself can be switched over without any additional parts. Please check your owners manual on steps to change that over. I hope this helps!

In the oven a wire from the igniter shorted (had to pry the wire off the wall) to the frame. Would the control valve or the thermostat also be damaged. Where is the thermostat located on the stove. I noticed that the plastic on one of the knife connection on the control valve was missing

Hello Robert, thank you for writing. It is doubtful that the Oven Safety Valve or Oven Thermostat were also damaged when this occurred. The Oven Thermostat (part PS235170 on your model) is located behind the Manifold Panel (control panel). We hope this helps.

Hi there, i have a GE gas range (model jgbp28sem1ss) and need to replace the safety valve for the part of the oven that bakes. Is this the correct part? Thanks

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GE gas range oven safety valve for round ignitors. 3.3 - 4.0 volts. 2.5 - 3.0 amps. Valve has male wire terminals. Reference number 164D2574G001 and 30100-17. ... More Info

GE gas range oven safety valve. This is a dual valve. 1/4" male terminals on top. 3/16" male terminals on bottom. Reference numbers 223C3389G001 and Y30148-14. ... More Info

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As one of the largest companies in the United States and in the world, GE is a huge player in the valve industry. GE Oil & Gas provides a range of power generation products worldwide, including its industry-leading Consolidated safety relief valves and Masoneilan control valves.

The history of GE can be traced back to Thomas Edison, who in the late 1800s was involved in several electricity companies, including a lamp manufacturer and an electric lighting device manufacturer. In 1889, Edison’s various ventures were merged and incorporated as Edison General Electric Company. Three years later, Edison General Electric Company merged with Thomas-Houston Electric Company to form General Electric.

Fun Fact: General Electric was one of the original 12 industrials listed on the Dow Jones Industrial Average, and it is the only one of the 12 that remains on the index today.

Over time, GE transformed focusing on electricity into a multinational conglomerate. For the last several decades, the company has been involved in many major industry sectors, including computing, capital finance, healthcare, and, of course, energy. In 2012, the GE Energy division was divided into three separate businesses, GE Oil & Gas, GE Power & Water, and GE Energy Management.

Today, GE is both one of the largest and one of the most admired companies worldwide. In 2014, GE placed 7th on the Forbes Global 2000 ranking of the world’s top public companies. The firm has also been recognized for its leadership, innovation, and green initiatives.

GE Oil & Gas currently has 45,000 employees worldwide and seven research centers devoted to innovation and new technologies. The company services a variety of industries, including chemical, pulp and paper, food and beverage, petroleum, gas distribution, and mining.

In the valve manufacturing area, GE Oil & Gas provides a wide range of customized safety relief valve and control valve products and services. GE’s Consolidated safety relief valves have led the industry for more than 100 years. There are over 80 facilities worldwide that are certified Consolidated Green Tag Centers (GTCs), which provide aftermarket support services and new valve assembly at a local level to meet their customers’ needs for fast delivery of new valves. In addition, GE has more than 75 Masoneilan Authorized Repair Centers (MARCs) across the globe, providing repair and other support services for its line of Masoneilan control valves.

Allied Valve Inc. operates four GE Consolidated Green Tag Center and one Masoneilan Authorized Repair Center. Explore Allied’s full line of GE Consolidated Valves.

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Vintage Gas Stove Factory Re-Built Robertshaw Grayson TS-7 Safety Valve with Warranty. This safety valve is guaranteed to work like a new. One Year Warranty. The two common thread connections are the 1/4" pipe thread and the 7/16 compression. Please be sure you are ordering the correct connection for your stove.

"RE-BUILT" When we use this term, this means we at GrapeVineSally have had the part/s newly RE-BUILT by factory professionals with over 50 years of experience working with vintage thermostats, safety valves and related gas products. It also means that the thermostat or safety valve HAS NOT BEEN USED post re-build and will perform as new. All re-built thermostats and safety valves are original vintage parts.There are NO REFUNDS, RETURNS or EXCHANGES on re-built thermostats or safety valves. A ONE YEAR WARRANTY IS INCLUDED.

We have most styles of Robertshaw Model BJ Thermostats and Safety Valves that are used with the vintage OK&M and Wedgewood stoves IN STOCK NOW and ready to install.

First developed for use on early steam boilers as operating without them would cause an explosion unless carefully operated. Modern burner ovens now feature a gas safety valve to prevent an explosion when unlit. Unless ignited by an electric glow bar, pilot flame or electric spark with a gas supply, the valve will remain closed.

Safety should be you’re top priority when you’re working with gas. If you’re not careful, its extremely easy to cause a lot of damage. To prevent this modern day gas safety valves have been fitted around the world, to ensure an efficiently working system.

When your gas safety valves are on their last legs, making a repair or finding a replacement is the best thing to do. Keeping a spare in your kit is highly recommended.

The glow bar igniter and safety valve are wired in series within a glow bar system. This means that electricity can only pass through the valve after it has first passed through the glow bar. Electrical resistance from the glow bar blocks current to the gas valve, making sure that the valve closes. This decreases as the temperature increases. When the bar reaches a particular heat, enough to ignite the gas, it allows sufficient electricity through to open the gas valve.

The gas ignition source on Pilot light ignition system uses a low flame, fed by a line from the thermostat. The pilot flame will either burn constantly or be ignited electronically when the oven is switched on. More gas is fed to the pilot flame when the oven thermostat wants heat. Either excess pressure or an electric current will open the gas valve.

With some ovens the burner is directly ignited with an electric spark. An electric spark is sent to ignite the burner when the gas valve opens, this is due to the thermostat wanting heat. A sensor on the burner detects the flame and confirms ignition. The oven burner will lock out if there is no ignition after two attempts.

Pressure relief valves are usually installed in multi appliance, oil pumped ringmain systems. They are used to maintain a constant pressure on the positive side of the pump whether all appliances are in use or not.

Safety relief discharge pressurised gases and vapours to protect against overpressure. This is done by discharging pressurised gases and vapours from pipelines, this includes pressure vessels and plant components. Safety relief valves are the last line of defence and prevent explosion which could be fatal.

These spring-loaded and direct-acting. When the opening pressure is reached, valve gives way and opens, releasing the pressure. The pressures then equalised and the automatically closes.

Relief valves can either discharge into atmosphere, or via a connected blow-off line. The opening pressure of the boiler relief valve valve is preset usually at the factory according to the customer’s requirements.

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