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JGAS730EL4WW General Electric Range - Overview

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Door Bumper - Black – Part Number: WB2K15
$17.19
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Door Handle End Cap – Part Number: WB7X7189
$38.36
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Door Handle End Cap
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This end cap can be used for either the left or right side.
Oven Thermostat – Part Number: WB20K8
$158.64
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Oven Thermostat
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This part establishes and maintains the internal temperature of the oven cavity.
Liquid Propane Orifice Spud – Part Number: WB28K10376
$15.00
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Liquid Propane Orifice Spud
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Part #WB28K10376
This is the replacement propane orifice for your gas range. You will find the orifice under the cooktop, beneath the burner. This part supplies liquid propane from the gas line to the stove top. Be sure to disconnect your range from its power source and turn off the gas line before you begin this repair. The orifices should simply screw out, and the new one will screw in. This part is about ¼ of a inch in diameter and is gold in color. It is sold individually and is a genuine OEM part.
Ignitor Mounting Screw – Part Number: WB1X1293
$16.05
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Range Screw – Part Number: WB1K5062
$16.05
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Range Screw
Part #WB1K5062
Screw – Part Number: WR01X10065
$16.05
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Screw
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This replacement screw secures components at the fastening points specified in the appliance parts diagram. It has a listed 10-32 thread and is sold individually. Damaged threads, a worn head, or a missing screw may prevent the attached part from staying secure. Inspect the mating hole and surrounding mounting area as well before replacement. Match the screw to the exact assembly location, since similar looking fasteners can have different thread sizes, lengths, and head shapes. Follow the appliance instructions when removing and securing the replacement hardware. This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer.
Top Burner Knob – Part Number: WB03K10143
$43.97
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Top Burner Knob
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Sold Individually. This knob can accept a D-shaped shaft.
Oven Electronic Control Board – Part Number: WB27T10469
$103.63
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Oven Electronic Control Board
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Overlay must be ordered separately.
Range Line Cord – Part Number: WB18K10036
$39.87
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DEFLECTOR OVEN – Part Number: WB49K10037
No Longer Available
Anti-Tip Bracket – Part Number: WB2K20
$46.01
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Anti-Tip Bracket
Part #WB2K20
Includes screw.

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The oven stayed on after the switch was turned off
94 of 119 people found this instruction helpful.
  • robin from Merrill, WI
  • Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Nutdriver, Screw drivers
Check the switch with an ohm meter, 0 resistance in the closed position = a bad switch. I went to the web site found the part. ordered it next day it shows up. Removed the pot grids and all control knobs for the burners and oven lifted the top of the stove up, and off. I removed face plate behind the control knobs 3 screws, I removed the 2 screws holding the oven switch. opened the oven and un cliped the thermostat wire from the back wall. Uncoiled new wire feed under the burner shield to the back of the unit and back down the old hole cliped in the new wire. put the 2 screws into the new switch and re-assembled the rest in the reverse order i took it off . all this while watching my 11 month old grandaughter.
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Oven wouldn't light
41 of 50 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Harold from Carpentersville, IL
  • Easy
  • 1- 2 hours
  • Screw drivers
Checked switch using test meter and found voltage going in but no voltage out when switch was turned on. Removed all burner knobs, raised top cover and disconnected two wires from thermostat switch. Removed the thermostat probe from oven interior by pushing it through hole in top. Removed two screws holding switch and pulled out entire as sembly. Used a wire coat hanger pushed through hole for probe so I could see where to fish the probe into the oven. Hooked up electrical connections and tested. Everything worked well.
Received part from Partselect in one business day. Excellent service and response.
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oven Thermostat stem broken
39 of 45 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Joseph from Bartlett, IL
  • Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Screw drivers
The repair was fairly easy, you take off all the burner knobs there are small screws on the face of the cover panel and a few on the bottom That come off the cover panel should come off after you remove the screws and the switch for the oven light the wires just clip on the switch there are two .the thermostat is held on by two small scr ews that are on the cover panel.you lift up the burner panel you have room to feed the thermostat wire in the stove,there is a small hole in the back were you feed the wire through then the metal part is held in place by two small clips that are in the oven on the back wall.I didnt have to trouble shoot becase I knew what part I needed because it was broken,It was a fairly easy repair hopefully this is helpful

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