Parts for Ge JGB620REF4SS: Gas & Burner Parts

Converts your gas range from natural gas to propane fuel. Includes replacement orifices and components for proper LP operation. Order when switching fuel types.

Replace a cracked, broken, or missing burner knob on your range cooktop. This control knob attaches to the valve stem for smooth heat adjustment.

Replacement fastener nut for gas ranges and cooktops. Secures panels and internal components. Needed when original nut is missing, stripped, or worn.

Size: 8 - 32 inch.

This small cooktop bracket secures designated components beneath the cooktop surface, keeping them properly positioned and stable. Replace a damaged or missing bracket to restore alignment and reduce movement or rattling during use.

• Provides mounting support for specific under-top components, per model design
• Helps maintain proper alignment and stability of cooktop parts
• Replace when visibly bent, cracked, or corroded

• Disconnect power; for gas models, also shut off gas and allow the unit to cool
• Remove surface components as required (grates/caps/heads for gas; elements/panels for electric) to access under the top
• Lift or remove the cooktop as directed in your model's service information and secure the new bracket with existing hardware
• Reassemble, verify alignment, and for gas units check for leaks if any gas connections were disturbed

This circuit board mounting bracket secures an electronic board or module inside the appliance. It prevents movement, vibration damage, and wiring interference so the component stays correctly positioned for reliable operation.

• Mounts and supports a small circuit board or module within the chassis
• Maintains proper spacing and alignment to reduce chafing or electrical short risks
• Replace if bent, cracked, or missing tabs, or if it no longer holds the board securely
• Common signs include a loose/rattling board, visible bracket damage, or intermittent operation when the panel is bumped

• Disconnect power at the breaker; shut off gas supply if applicable
• Remove the necessary access panel(s) to reach the board and bracket; note orientation and wiring
• Transfer the board/module to the new bracket and reinstall using existing hardware
• Watch for sharp metal edges; route wires to avoid pinching and verify clearances before restoring power

If your gas range burners won't click or ignite, this switch harness connects the knobs to the spark ignition system. Restores reliable lighting.

Secures the cooktop surface to the range chassis for stable alignment. Replace if bracket is bent, broken, or missing to eliminate looseness and gaps.

Protective cover that slips over the gas valve shaft to shield valve components from spills, food debris, and moisture. Replace if cracked or missing.

Orifice holder that mounts under the cooktop to route gas to the rear burner. Replace if cracked, damaged, or when converting between natural gas and LP.

Sits under the cooktop and channels gas from the valve to the front burner head. Replace if cracked, kinked, bent, or broken from lifting the cooktop.

Holds the gas orifice in place at the front burner on gas ranges. Replace if cracked, broken, or kinked from repeated lifting of the cooktop.

Holds the orifice that regulates gas flow to the rear burner on your gas range. Replace if cracked, corroded, or damaged from regular use or wear.

Fix uneven flames or burner ignition issues with this gas range bake burner tube. Delivers gas from valve to burner for proper heating and baking.

Restores proper gas flow when burners won't light or flame is weak. This supply tube connects the valve to the burner for reliable ignition and heat.

Secures the igniter to the burner assembly in gas ranges and ovens. Replace if stripped, missing, or damaged during igniter replacement or repair.

Fix uneven browning or weak broiling with this oven broil burner. Restores high-temperature top-down cooking for proper searing and browning.

Insulation pad that wraps around the burner box assembly beneath the cooktop. Replace if torn, compressed, disintegrated, or missing to restore heat protection.

Weak or uneven flames on your gas range? A clogged or damaged orifice spud restricts gas flow to the burner. Simple replacement restores proper flame size.

Burner orifice spud regulates gas flow to the burner on your range or cooktop. Replace if missing, damaged, or when converting between LP and natural gas.

Burner orifice spud for gas ranges. Controls gas flow to each burner. Replace if cracked, clogged, or when converting between LP and natural gas.

This surface burner control valve regulates gas flow from the manifold to a cooktop burner. The 270-degree rotation provides smooth flame adjustment. Replace a worn valve to restore reliable ignition and precise, consistent flame control. What it does:

• Meters gas to one surface burner as you turn the knob (270-degree sweep)
• Supports proper ignition and steady flame across low-to-high settings
• Common fix for a burner that won't light or has weak/inconsistent flame
• Helps when the control knob is stiff, binds, or won't align cleanly at Off

• One surface burner valve (270-degree rotation style)

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Access the manifold; note valve orientation and stem position before removal
• Transfer the burner orifice/spud and any mounting hardware from the original valve; use an approved gas-rated thread sealant where specified
• After reassembly, leak-test all connections with a soap-and-water solution and verify proper burner operation

• This is the 270-degree rotation style; match rotation style and stem/shaft type to your original valve for correct knob alignment and flame control

Fix burners that won't ignite or heat inconsistently with this gas range valve control assembly. Controls gas flow to burners and oven for safe operation.

The Oven Igniter is an OEM replacement part for GE ovens, designed to ignite the bake igniter to start the heating process. This part is responsible for creating the spark that ignites the gas, providing the heat needed to cook and bake food. Over time, the oven igniter can wear out or become damaged, which can prevent the oven from heating.

Symptoms of a bad Oven Igniter include:

• The oven not heating up at all.
• The oven taking longer than normal to heat.
• Gas smell in the oven due to gas being released without ignition.
• A clicking sound without the oven igniting.

Causes of a bad igniter can include normal wear and tear over time, exposure to excessive heat or moisture, or physical damage from impact or mishandling.

This OEM GE part can also be used on Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore/Sears appliances. 

IMPORTANT: The connector plug may need to be cut off and igniter wires connected to range wires using porcelain wire connectors.

The Oven Igniter is an OEM replacement part for GE ovens, designed to ignite the bake igniter to start the heating process. This part is responsible for creating the spark that ignites the gas, providing the heat needed to cook and bake food. Over time, the oven igniter can wear out or become damaged, which can prevent the oven from heating.

Symptoms of a bad Oven Igniter include:

• The oven not heating up at all.
• The oven taking longer than normal to heat.
• Gas smell in the oven due to gas being released without ignition.
• A clicking sound without the oven igniting.

Causes of a bad igniter can include normal wear and tear over time, exposure to excessive heat or moisture, or physical damage from impact or mishandling.

This OEM GE part can also be used on Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore/Sears appliances. 

IMPORTANT: The connector plug may need to be cut off and igniter wires connected to range wires using porcelain wire connectors.

Pre-formed gas line that connects the inlet regulator to the burner manifold in gas ranges. Replace if damaged, cracked, or leaking to restore safe operation.

Burner deflector guard for gas ranges. Installs around burner assembly to direct heat and protect components. Replace if cracked, warped, or missing.

This broil shield protects the oven interior above the broiler, helping direct heat and shielding the oven cavity from intense broiling temperatures for safer, more consistent broiling results. Durable metal construction resists warping. What it does:

• Shields the oven top and components from direct broiler heat to prevent damage and discoloration
• Helps maintain more even broiling by directing heat where food is placed
• Reduces the risk of flare-ups reaching wiring or insulation behind the oven liner
• Restores proper clearance between the burner and oven liner for safe operation

• One broil shield

• Disconnect power (and gas, if applicable) and allow the oven to cool completely before starting
• Remove oven racks and access the broiler area to unfasten and replace the shield using basic hand tools
• Inspect mounting tabs and surrounding liner; replace any damaged clips or screws as needed

This terminal cover protects the oven/range power connection by covering the appliance's rear terminal block, helping prevent accidental contact and keeping wiring secure. It's a direct-replacement exterior cover for the unit's power terminals. What it does:

• Covers the appliance's electrical terminal block to help protect wiring and connectors from damage
• Reduces risk of accidental contact with live terminals when the access panel is opened
• Keeps the terminal area tidier and helps prevent debris buildup around connections
• Commonly replaced when the original cover is cracked, broken, or missing

• One terminal cover

• High-level replacement: remove rear access panel to access the terminal block, then replace the cover and secure with existing screws
• Always disconnect power (unplug or switch off the breaker) before servicing electrical components
• No special tools required beyond a screwdriver; follow OEM instructions if available

Secures the thermostat assembly to your gas range or oven frame. Replace this mounting screw if it's stripped, missing, or damaged during repairs.

Secures the gas valve assembly to the frame of your range. Replace this bracket if it's bent, broken, or missing to properly mount the valve components.