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Learn about replacing the valve in your Kenmore range or oven to ensure efficient operation and safety.
If your Kenmore gas stove burner won't light or the oven smells like gas, a faulty valve may be the issue. Turn off the gas supply and inspect the valve for damage or leaks.
The cost of a replacement valve varies based on the model. It's best to check specific prices on Appliance Replacement Parts for accurate pricing.
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