KitchenAid KGRS807SSS Gas Kitchen Range "burner valve" Questions

I need to replace one of the valves for the burners on the cook top. Where can I get one Looks like your range uses 2 different valves. The large burners use part #317227701 which is no longer ...

...burner valve, wait 5 then turn on pilot valve and depress red button and light. I can't seem to find main burner valve or pilot valve. Please help. The main burner valve is the oven valve. The pilot ...

...burner valve will rotate and not allow gas to flow. In such cases, the valve is defective and must be replaced. Since there is a remote possibility the burner tube is restricted or plugged, which ...

...stop when the burner is on or off. electronic pilot switch is shorted. should be 4 of them. they are located on the valve shaft directly behind each burner knob, just inside the burner valve ...

The gas valves don't allow enough propane through to fire the griddle burners. The stove top burners and ovens are working fine. The only problem is with the griddle The pilots are lit and there is a ...

...burner heads are very corroded replace them. What about the valves? Do you hear gas flow after the valve is turned off? If not, it sounds like the burners are blocked. If so, the valves are bad...you ...

valve,if the pilot burner is clogged it will burn the small pilot but will not enlarge to heat that bulb so the gas will flow to the main burner.If that is whats happening the pilot burner needs to be

...burner is ignited. The valve that lets gas into the burner, lets gas in whether the burner is on or not. Where the air shutter, is a flame will appear, and stay even after the oven is turned off. The ...

...burner valve switches and pull them off the burner valve by sliding the switch forward. The switch will have wires attached to it. Loosen the screws holding down the wires of the burner valve. Pull ...

...button going to a "seat" under the burner. If the igniter is part of the valve (on off hi med low), it runs from the valve to the burner and seats under the burner, generally 1/4" from the