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Video & Articles: Appliance & Equipment RepairKitchenaid Double Oven Gas Range Rear Burner Valve Replacement #W10718182 
Kitchenaid Double Oven Gas Range Rear Burner Valve Replacement #W10718182
Skill Level
Total Parts Cost
$191.32Estimated Savings
$112.5005:30
- Description
This video provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the rear burner valve on a Kitchenaid double oven gas range (model #KFGD500ESS04). The most common reason for replacing the valve is if the rear burners will not light.
All of the information in this valve replacement video is applicable to the following brands: Maytag, Amana, Magic Chef, Whirlpool, Tappan, Estate, Kitchenaide
All of the information in this valve replacement video is applicable to the following brands: Maytag, Amana, Magic Chef, Whirlpool, Tappan, Estate, Kitchenaide
Step By Step Instructions
1
Before you replace the left rear or right rear surface burner valve in your double oven gas range…
2
…be sure to unplug the power cord or shut off the power supply.
3
Shut off the gas supply as well.
4
Lift off both grates.
5
Pull off the five control knobs.
6
Open the upper oven door and use a phillips-head screwdriver to unthread the three lower screws securing the manifold panel.
7
Next, unthread the two upper screws securing the panel.
8
With the screws unthreaded, you can lift off the panel.
9
Use an adjustable wrench to unthread the nut to release the gas supply tube from the manifold.
10
Use the phillips-head screwdriver or a quarter-inch nut driver to unthread the front screws securing the cooktop.
11
Lift the cooktop assembly up and support it.
12
Remove the spark switch from the burner valve.
13
Use a half-inch wrench to unthread the nut to release the gas supply tube from the valve.
14
Unthread the screw to detach the clamping bracket and you can remove the old burner valve.
15
Install the new surface burner valve…
16
…by aligning it on the manifold…then position the clamping bracket…
17
…and thread the screw to secure.
18
Insert the gas supply tube and thread the nut – be careful not to damage the tube by overtightening the nut.
19
Align the spark switch and snap it into place on the valve.
20
Remove the support and lower the cooktop assembly.
21
Thread and tighten the two front screws.
22
Insert the gas supply tube into the manifold and thread the nut – again, avoid overtightening the nut.
23
Realign the manifold panel on the support brackets.
24
Thread and tighten the upper and lower screws to secure.
25
Replace the control knobs on the valve stems.
26
Reposition the grates.
27
Turn the gas supply back on…
28
…plug the power cord back in or restore the power supply…
29
It’s a good idea to make sure the flame height is properly adjusted after installing a new burner valve.
30
You can do this on any of the valves…
31
…by setting the burner to “low”…then remove the control knob and secure the burner valve stem with a pair of pliers.
32
Using a 1/8th inch non-flared flat-head screwdriver, rotate the adjustment screw inside the stem clockwise…
33
…to decrease the flame height…
34
…and counter-clockwise to increase the height of the flame.
35
With the flame properly adjusted…
36
…the gas range should be ready for use.
Description
This video provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the rear burner valve on a Kitchenaid double oven gas range (model #KFGD500ESS04). The most common reason for replacing the valve is if the rear burners will not light.
All of the information in this valve replacement video is applicable to the following brands: Maytag, Amana, Magic Chef, Whirlpool, Tappan, Estate, Kitchenaide
All of the information in this valve replacement video is applicable to the following brands: Maytag, Amana, Magic Chef, Whirlpool, Tappan, Estate, Kitchenaide
Step-By-Step Instructions
1
Before you replace the left rear or right rear surface burner valve in your double oven gas range…
2
…be sure to unplug the power cord or shut off the power supply.
3
Shut off the gas supply as well.
4
Lift off both grates.
5
Pull off the five control knobs.
6
Open the upper oven door and use a phillips-head screwdriver to unthread the three lower screws securing the manifold panel.
7
Next, unthread the two upper screws securing the panel.
8
With the screws unthreaded, you can lift off the panel.
9
Use an adjustable wrench to unthread the nut to release the gas supply tube from the manifold.
10
Use the phillips-head screwdriver or a quarter-inch nut driver to unthread the front screws securing the cooktop.
11
Lift the cooktop assembly up and support it.
12
Remove the spark switch from the burner valve.
13
Use a half-inch wrench to unthread the nut to release the gas supply tube from the valve.
14
Unthread the screw to detach the clamping bracket and you can remove the old burner valve.
15
Install the new surface burner valve…
16
…by aligning it on the manifold…then position the clamping bracket…
17
…and thread the screw to secure.
18
Insert the gas supply tube and thread the nut – be careful not to damage the tube by overtightening the nut.
19
Align the spark switch and snap it into place on the valve.
20
Remove the support and lower the cooktop assembly.
21
Thread and tighten the two front screws.
22
Insert the gas supply tube into the manifold and thread the nut – again, avoid overtightening the nut.
23
Realign the manifold panel on the support brackets.
24
Thread and tighten the upper and lower screws to secure.
25
Replace the control knobs on the valve stems.
26
Reposition the grates.
27
Turn the gas supply back on…
28
…plug the power cord back in or restore the power supply…
29
It’s a good idea to make sure the flame height is properly adjusted after installing a new burner valve.
30
You can do this on any of the valves…
31
…by setting the burner to “low”…then remove the control knob and secure the burner valve stem with a pair of pliers.
32
Using a 1/8th inch non-flared flat-head screwdriver, rotate the adjustment screw inside the stem clockwise…
33
…to decrease the flame height…
34
…and counter-clockwise to increase the height of the flame.
35
With the flame properly adjusted…
36
…the gas range should be ready for use.
Applicable Product Model
Parts Needed
Surface Burner Valve
$191.32
Recommended Tools and Accessories
Cooktop Cleaner
$29.50
Total$0.00
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