Parts for Dacor RGC365SNGH: Chassis Parts

If your cooktop burner won't ignite or stay lit, a faulty microswitch may be the cause. This small electrical switch signals when controls are engaged.

If your cooktop burner won't ignite or stay lit, a faulty microswitch may be the cause. This small electrical switch signals when controls are engaged.

This single burner gas valve controls the flow of gas to one burner on compatible Samsung gas cooktops and ranges, restoring proper ignition and flame control for that burner. What it does:

• Regulates gas flow to a single cooktop burner so the burner can ignite and maintain a steady flame
• Commonly replaces valves that cause a burner not to light or to produce a weak or uneven flame
• Can resolve intermittent ignition or a burner that only lights when the valve is in certain positions
• Not a full manifold—designed to replace one burner valve only

• One single burner gas valve

• Shut off the gas supply and unplug the appliance before starting any work
• Check for gas leaks after installation and before using the appliance; follow local codes and safety guidance
• If you smell gas, stop and do not operate the appliance

This surface burner valve controls gas flow to one cooktop burner, restoring reliable ignition and burn when the valve is the cause of burner issues. Designed as a direct replacement for the factory valve assembly. What it does:

• Regulates gas supply to a single cooktop burner for proper flame control
• Helps fix burners that fail to light or have no flame when ignition is attempted
• Can resolve low or uneven flame output tied to a faulty valve
• Works as the service replacement when the valve body or internal seat leaks or sticks

• Turn off gas supply and electrical power to the appliance before beginning work
• Use appropriate gas-rated fittings and thread sealant where required; check for leaks after installation
• Tighten connections to manufacturer torque recommendations; do not overtighten or force components

This reducer bushing helps center and support the dryer drum drive reducer so the drum turns smoothly and quietly. It replaces worn or damaged bushings to reduce rubbing, squeaks, and uneven drum movement. What it does:

• Supports the drive reducer to keep the drum aligned during operation
• Reduces metal-on-metal contact that can cause squeaks or grinding noises
• Helps prevent uneven drum rotation and premature wear on adjacent parts
• Commonly replaced when you hear noise or notice rough drum movement

• Disconnect power before beginning any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Access may require removing the dryer front or rear panel
• Inspect the reducer and surrounding components; replace any damaged parts found
• Do not force parts into place; if resistance is excessive, verify alignment and part orientation