ge oven safety valve pricelist

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

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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This replaced an original part that was 20 yrs. old. I smelled "gas" 2 hours after installation and then called my repairman who returned to put "Pipe Dope", aka sealant between the old and new pipes. This solved the problem so I suggest if installing make sure you use a sealant between the parts.

I received the part and it was packaged properly, it was an exact fit for our oven and resolved our issue. Once I replace the old gas safety valve with this one our oven started working again.

Note that we are currently reevaluating all of our guides to ranges and our advice on buying them, including learning everything we can about induction stoves and cooktops. This is largely due to changing city and state regulations (video) on installing gas kitchen equipment and to the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act, which introduced the first federal consumer rebates on electric kitchen appliances. However, if you need to buy a new gas stove now, the picks below are all available. And they’re made by companies we trust, so we remain confident in recommending them.

The cooktop on the GE JGB735 is about as good as you’ll get for the price. It has a stronger pair of power burners than you usually find, and both are situated in the front row (where they’re easy to reach) and covered with continuous grates. The oven is big enough to comfortably fit a hefty, 26-pound turkey or a spacious, 15-by-20-inch baking stone. The JGB735 also has a high-heat cleaning mode as well as a convection mode—for quicker, crispier, evenly done cooking—and an air-fry setting. The previous version of this range, the JGB720, received largely positive reviews and seemed generally reliable, so we’re optimistic about the current model. We do wish the oven came with a third rack.

The Frigidaire Gallery GCRG3060A has a build quality that feels almost as sturdy as that of the GE JGB735. Plus, the Gallery has a third oven rack. Like the GE JGB735, the Frigidaire Gallery has an air-fry setting and a number pad (so you can more easily control the oven). We don’t think the Gallery’s cooktop is as versatile, since its second-strongest burner isn’t all that strong, and it sits in the back row (though some may prefer this layout, to keep hot pots away from kids, for instance). But the Gallery is a good alternative to the GE JGB735, if that model is sold out.

If you just need an inexpensive stove that works, the Whirlpool WFG320M0B offers the best balance of features for a low price. It has one of the better cooktops in this price range, with a stronger power burner than those on most competitors and continuous cast-iron grates (especially uncommon at this price). The oven has a similar capacity to what you get in a pricier stove. But it doesn’t have convection, self-cleaning, or a number pad for control (the lack of these are typical with budget stoves). We found it to be well built, and it has a strong average user rating.

This double-oven range has one of the largest lower ovens we’ve seen in this quirky product category, and it has one of the strongest power burners we’ve seen on any freestanding range.

If you’re looking for a double-oven range (read more about them here), we suggest the GE Profile PGB965. It has best-in-class cooking features, including an air-fry setting and a cooktop that’s as powerful as any we’ve seen on other freestanding ranges. And its lower oven fits bigger birds and roasts than other two-oven models can accommodate.

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