DescriptionThis video provides step-by-step repair instructions for replacing the right front burner tube on a GE gas range. The most common reasons for replacing the burner tube are when the burner won't spark or the burner tube is leaking gas.
All of the information for this right front burner tube replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
GE, Hotpoint, Kenmore, RCA, Americana
Tools needed: multi-screwdriver (with T15 Torx), putty knife, 5/8” wrench, ½” wrench
Step-By-Step Instructions1
As with any appliance repair, you should unplug the power cord before beginning
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Shut off the gas supply.
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To replace the right front burner tube in your range first remove all of the burner grates the burner caps and bases.
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Now remove all of the screws securing the orifice holders to the main top.
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Insert a putty knife under the main top to release the two spring clips.
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Lift up the main top and pull the left mounting pin out of the slot first to remove the top.
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Use a 5/8th inch wrench to loosen the retaining nut securing the right front orifice holder.
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Unthread the nut and lift off the holder.
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Now use a half-inch wrench to unthread the nut securing the burner tube and pull the old tube out of the burner valve.
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Install the new burner tube by inserting it into the burner valve and tightening the nut to secure.
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Position the orifice holder on the new burner tube and secure it with the retaining nut.
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Replace the main top by inserting the right mounting pin into the hole in the bracket then position the left mounting pin into the slot.
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Make sure the support rods are inserted into the side panel bushings then snap the main top into place.
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Make sure the igniters protrude through the appropriate holes in the main top.
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Align the screw holes then replace all of the screws to secure the holders.
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Replace the burner bases by aligning the tab in the base with the notch in the main top.
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Replace the burner caps and grates.
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Make sure the bend in the grate frame faces the companion grate.
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You’re now ready to turn the gas supply back on plug the power cord back in and confirm that the range is working properly.