General Electric Range Switch

The Flame Sensor is an OEM part for GE dryers. This part detects the presence of a flame in gas dryers, ensuring that the gas ignites properly for safe and efficient drying.

Causes of a bad flame sensor can include regular wear and tear, carbon buildup from the gas flame, or electrical malfunctions.

Symptoms of a bad flame sensor include:

• The dryer not heating or taking longer to dry clothes
• The dryer shutting off unexpectedly during a cycle
• The igniter glowing but not igniting the gas
• Error codes related to heating or ignition issues

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

The Switch Gas Valve is an OEM part for GE ranges. It is responsible for controlling the flow of gas to the burners, allowing them to ignite and maintain a steady flame for cooking.

Causes of a bad switch gas valve can include wear and tear over time, buildup of debris or grease, or damage from repeated use or accidental impact. These issues can hinder the valve's ability to regulate gas flow effectively.

Symptoms of a bad switch gas valve include:

• Burners not igniting
• Irregular or weak flame
• Gas odor near the stove
• Inconsistent burner performance

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

If your gas burner won't light or keeps clicking after ignition, the igniter switch may be faulty. This switch closes when you turn the knob to spark.

Burner won't spark or ignite? This ignition switch controls the spark module for gas range surface burners. Mounts on the valve assembly behind knobs.

This rotary switch replaces a worn or failed control selector to restore reliable function selection. It provides a direct, mechanical interface for choosing settings so controls respond properly when the knob is turned. What it does:

• Routes user input from the control knob to the appliance's control circuits
• Restores reliable selection when a knob won't change settings or clicks without engaging
• Stops intermittent or no-response behavior caused by worn switch contacts
• Supports normal operation of the affected control bank or function

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off breaker) before starting any work
• Label or photograph wiring before removal to ensure correct reconnection
• Access may require removing a control panel or trim; keep fasteners and small parts organized
• After installation, restore power and verify all functions operate as expected

Replace a faulty range igniter switch when burners won't light or spark inconsistently. This switch controls the spark ignition system for gas burners.

Replacement switch harness that connects a cooktop or range surface element switch to the appliance wiring, restoring secure electrical connections so burners heat reliably and reduce intermittent or unsafe operation. What it does:

• Carries power between the surface element (infinite) switch and the cooktop element or terminal block.
• Restores reliable heating when a damaged harness causes intermittent or no heat.
• Replaces frayed, burned, or corroded wiring that can cause arcing, sparking, or a burning smell.
• Keeps connector terminals secure to prevent loose connections and erratic element behavior.

• Disconnect all power (unplug range or shut off circuit breaker) before starting any work.
• Make secure, fully seated connections; avoid pinched or kinked wires and route harness clear of heat sources.

If your gas cooktop burner won't ignite or clicks continuously, this igniter switch restores spark and simmer control. Simple snap-in replacement.

Fix burners that won't light with this range burner igniter switch. Controls spark ignition for gas burners. Moderately easy DIY repair in 30-45 minutes.

If your range burners won't light or spark intermittently, the igniter switch may be faulty. This double-function switch controls spark ignition for safer cooking.