This is the replacement left front orifice for your gas range. When your range is operating, gas flows through the orifice to the igniter. This part is the orifice itself as well as the metal holder that holds it in place. If you notice a gas smell when your range is on, you could have a loose or damaged orifice. This part fits the front left burner in your range, so make sure you are replacing the correct orifice. This is an OEM part sourced from the manufacturer and is sold individually.
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Troubleshooting
This part fixes the following symptoms:
Gas smell
This part works with the following products:
Range.
This part works with the following products:
General Electric, Hotpoint, Kenmore.
Part# WB28K10190 replaces these:
AP3775376, 1086493
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Frank E - January 21, 2022
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wrong spud
Ordered this but the spud(the little brass opening that the gas comes out of) was too big, making pots and pans develop a blackened coating on the bottom of them.
January 22, 2022
Hi Frank,
Thank you for your review. Please accept our apologies for this situation. We will be in touch with you shortly regarding your order.
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Harold C - September 9, 2021
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Easy to replace came in great condition and On time
Came fast and in good shape
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Arnaldo L - April 1, 2021
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Jeffrey B - January 5, 2019
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Part correct and worked well.
The part came as expected. Installation went well.
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Armando M - November 13, 2018
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Slight adjustment
The shape of the gas tube needed to adjusted since it did not align to the gas outlet. It would be best to attach the tube to the gas outlet first rather than the burner connection. Use thread tape to create a better seal otherwise you will have to put tape around the gas outlet to create a good seal. Check gas connection for leaks. Overall, I am satisfied with the part.
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Derek L - March 16, 2018
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Easy fix
We had a pet get out of its cage and it was hiding in our oven. We had to quickly disassemble to rescue the little guy. In the process we damaged the gas tube orifices that connect our burners to the gas. I found the parts I needed on this website and they arrived within a week. Decent price, good parts. Easy to remove the old parts and install these ones.
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Sean P - February 16, 2018
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Left front burner orifice tube cracked
The replacement part that I ordered was delivered within a few days, and the part fit perfect.
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no problems it was very easy the parts were a perfect match
first you have close the main gas line, then you remove the nut in the center of each burner then you have to push in the two tabs located in the front part of the stove. one on each side of the out side burners. then you lift the top of the stove. then you will need a wrench to loosen the nuts on the tub. then you have to line up the n
... Read moreew ones. put the stove top back on then you have to put the nuts on each burner then you can test for gas leaks
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Derrick
December 23, 2017
I recently installed a new igniter. When I preheat to 325 degrees I smell gas. What part needs replacing to remedy the gas smell?
For model number RGB790DET1BB
Hello Derrick,
Thanks for your question. You may also want to test the flat-style oven igniter with a multi-meter to see if it has continuity, and replace it if it is not showing continuity. We would also advise to clean the manifold assembly and check if there are any cracks or leaks with the pipes. Be very cautious not to use any open flames around the oven.
I hope this helps.
Item ps954084 left front orifice. Is this the tube and orifice and is the orifice for natural gas or lp
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Hello Richard, Thank you for the question. This is the Left Front Orifice and tube assembly for Natural Gas. We hope this helps!
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Joseph
February 26, 2022
I am looking for a orifice tube for a stove, I do not see one listed. I know this may sound stupid how do you tell left from the right looking from the front to back or do you look from the back to front for L/R. Thank You
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Hello Joseph, Thank you for the question. It will be your left or right as you stand in front of the appliance looking at it. Please submit a new question letting us know what part you need and we will be happy to help you. We are looking forward to hearing from you!
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