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GE Profile Range/Stove/Oven Gas Tube or Connector WB28X27549
GE Profile Range/Stove/Oven Gas Tube or Connector WB28X27549
Manufacturer Part

GE Profile Range/Stove/Oven Gas Tube or Connector WB28X27549

Genuine OEM Part # WB28X27549RC Item # 4465250
Manufacturer Part
Tube main dual valve
Grid is 1 inch square
GE Profile Range/Stove/Oven Gas Tube or Connector WB28X27549
GE Profile Range/Stove/Oven Gas Tube or Connector WB28X27549
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This part WB28X27549 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Range/Stove/Oven
Brands:
GE Profile

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Common Problems Fixed by the Gas Tube or Connector

Based on customer reports and repair data, this part commonly fixes these issues:

About the Gas Tube or Connector

All gas ranges will have a slight gas smell when the burners light. This is normal. The smell should go away quickly after the burner has lit. If you still smell gas after the burner has lit, or when the range is not in use, it's possible a gas tube or connector has developed a gas leak. You can apply a leak detection solution, or dish soap mixed with water, to the connection points. If the bubbles appear, you'll know there is a leak. You can try tightening the connection or replace the gas tube and connector with a new one.