This gas oven safety valve ensures that no gas is released until the igniter has received the proper voltage needed to ignite the gas range. This valve has a 3/8 of an inch inlet as well as a half of an inch PSI. Use this valve with your GE brand gas oven.
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This part works with the following products:
Range.
This part works with the following products:
General Electric, Kenmore, Hotpoint.
Part# WB19K13 replaces these:
AP2022752, 1201, WB19K0003, WB19K0013, WB19K3
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Part arrived promptly, was genuine OEM. Easy install and it fixed the slight gas odor issue. Thanks.
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Gas smell in Broiler and Stove when all controls to off
IF YOU DONT FEEL COMFORTABLE WORKING WITH NATURAL GAS APPLIANCES PLEASE CONTACT A REPAIR MAN. TURN OFF GAS LINE FEEDING INTO STOVE. IF YOU CANNOT SHUT OFF THE GAS LINE FEEDING INTO STOVE CONTACT A REPAIR MAN!!!!!!
Open bottom broiler drawer. Remove trays. Remove broiler drawer. Remove bolts holding heat sheild from back o
... Read moref oven (mine only had 2 bolt/screws holding 2 heat shields covering safty valve). Remove Heat shield. Unscrew 3/8" gas line feeding into safty valve on right. Remove 3 bolt/screws hold safety valve on back of oven. Remove Safty valve from oven. Unscrew Mounting Nut from old valve and place on new valve. Remount the new safty valve. Re-attach 3/8" gas line feeding into saftly valve. Replace heat sheild. Replace broiler drawer. Replace racks on broiler drawer. close Stove. Turn gas back on. Make sure you dont smell gas (I would wait at least 15 minutes before turning stove on to make sure there is no gas leak).
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15 - 30 mins
Tools:
Socket set, Wrench (Adjustable)
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Jeff
February 24, 2018
Our oven would not light, so we got a new igniter and safety valve. Now the oven lights but the flame runs wide open and we cannot control it with the knob. The same number is on the orifice as the old valve, m46 56. Is this the right valve for the oven or why can I not control the flame? The number on the new safety valve is 1647 b2053792anat.
For model number JGBS23GEV3WH
Hello Jeff,
Thanks for your question. This situation could arise due to the orifice spuds. You appear to be using LP orifices, which would be either part number PS240770 or PS240769. We would advise replacing the orifices.
I hope this helps.
Hi Mary,
Thank you for your inquiry. Yes the safety valve can be converted to propane. Please consult your owner's manual for instructions on how to adjust it. I hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day!
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