Tappan Range Valve

Oven won't light even with glowing igniter? Safety valve controls gas flow to burner. Moderately easy repair with gas line disconnect required.

Burner won't light or flame is weak? This gas valve controls flow to your range surface burner for reliable ignition and heat control. Moderate DIY.

Replace a gas range burner valve that's broken, stuck open, or causing hard-to-adjust flames. Moderate DIY repair requires raising the stovetop.

Oven won't light even though igniter glows? Burner lights only when valve is tapped? Replace the dual gas safety valve. DIY install in under 1 hour.

This surface burner gas valve regulates the flow of gas to the burner on your range or cooktop, enabling proper ignition and flame control. Replacing a worn valve restores safe operation and consistent flame performance.

• Meters gas to the burner in response to the control knob
• Supports reliable ignition and maintains a stable, adjustable flame
• Typical symptoms: burner won't light, flame won't adjust or goes out, knob stiff or difficult to turn
• Can help correct uneven heat on the affected burner

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Allow the appliance to cool; remove panels as directed by your model's service information
• Note valve orientation; transfer any model-specific brackets or fittings from the old valve if required
• After reassembly, check all connections for leaks with a soap-and-water solution

Burner won't light or flame height won't adjust? This top burner valve controls gas flow to restore reliable ignition and precise flame control.

Range oven not heating? Safety valve controls gas flow to burners. Requires voltage testing at igniter connection. Moderate difficulty repair.

Burner won't light, stays on, or flame is uneven? This top burner valve controls gas flow to restore safe on/off control. Typical repair time: 45 minutes.

This water inlet valve controls water flow to the refrigerator dispenser and ice maker, restoring proper dispensing and ice production. It replaces a failed or leaking valve to stop drips and ensure steady water fill. What it does:

• Opens and closes water supply to the dispenser and ice maker when activated
• Stops water flow to prevent leaks when the valve is closed
• Helps restore normal dispenser flow and consistent ice maker fills
• Commonly replaced for leaking, no water dispensed, or weak dispenser flow

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting any work
• Drain lines and have towels ready; valve replacements can release trapped water
• Basic hand tools required; avoid overtightening fittings to prevent damage

This water inlet valve controls water flow to the refrigerator's ice maker and dispenser so ice production and water dispensing work reliably. Replaces a worn or failed valve to restore proper filling and water delivery. What it does:

• Opens and closes water flow to the ice maker and dispenser when signaled
• Can stop water flow when the valve or solenoid fails, causing no water or no ice
• A worn valve may cause weak/no water dispensing or slow/fail ice production
• May leak if seals or valve body fail, so replacement stops persistent leaks from the inlet area

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting any work
• Install in the same orientation and secure inlet/outlet fittings per OEM instructions
• Inspect tubing and fittings for damage and replace any compromised parts to prevent leaks

If your range burner won't ignite, stays on high, or has uneven flames, the top burner valve may be faulty. This valve controls gas flow to each burner.

If your range burner won't ignite, stay lit, or adjust flame properly, the top burner valve may need replacement. Restores precise heat control.

Burner won't light or heat properly? This top burner valve controls gas flow to restore proper flame adjustment. Direct-fit part for gas ranges.

Fix a burner that won't light, won't adjust, or stays on with this range top burner valve. Controls gas flow to surface burners. Moderate DIY repair.

This thermal cutoff is a temperature-sensing safety thermostat that helps prevent overheating by interrupting power when excessive heat is detected. Use it to restore proper safety protection in affected appliance heater or control circuits. What it does:

• Monitors temperature and opens the circuit if heat rises above the designed threshold
• Helps prevent overheating-related damage or fire risk in heating systems
• Stops power to heating elements when a fault causes unsafe temperatures
• Commonly used with ovens, dryers, and other heater-equipped appliances as a fail-safe

• One thermal cutoff

• Power must be disconnected before inspection or replacement to avoid shock or injury
• Handle the part carefully and observe wire connection orientation; replace with same type only
• If other components show heat damage, inspect the whole heating circuit and controls