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General Electric Control Knob WB03T10236 OEM Part
was
$17.99
Special Price
$7.99
WB03T10236 replaces: AP3883034, 1166373, PS1021811
MFG Number
WB03T10236
Availability:
In stock
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Control Knob for Range/Stove/Oven
This control knob is designed to work seamlessly with GE ranges and cooktops, including select models from Hotpoint, RCA, and certain Sears/Kenmore lines. As an OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) component, it is crafted specifically for General Electric appliances to provide reliable temperature and heat level adjustments on your range.
Typical problems associated with a faulty Range Control Knob include:
- Resistance or lack of responsiveness when turning the knob.
- The knob may loosen or dislodge from the control panel.
- Signs of wear such as cracking, discoloration, or melting.
- Misalignment with settings, leading to inaccurate temperature control.
The wear and tear of control knobs typically result from frequent use, which can impact internal mechanisms or the attachment point. Moreover, exposure to extreme heat or liquid spills might cause sticking or deterioration.
Replacing this part ensures accurate control and is tailored for use with specified General Electric models.
This control knob is designed to work seamlessly with GE ranges and cooktops, including select models from Hotpoint, RCA, and certain Sears/Kenmore lines. As an OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) component, it is crafted specifically for General Electric appliances to provide reliable temperature and heat level adjustments on your range.
Typical problems associated with a faulty Range Control Knob include:
- Resistance or lack of responsiveness when turning the knob.
- The knob may loosen or dislodge from the control panel.
- Signs of wear such as cracking, discoloration, or melting.
- Misalignment with settings, leading to inaccurate temperature control.
The wear and tear of control knobs typically result from frequent use, which can impact internal mechanisms or the attachment point. Moreover, exposure to extreme heat or liquid spills might cause sticking or deterioration.
Replacing this part ensures accurate control and is tailored for use with specified General Electric models.
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