GE Range Burner Knob (WB03K10265)

The GE Range Burner Knob is the control you turn to ignite and adjust the flame on your gas range or dual fuel cooktop. It connects directly to the burner valve stem and allows you to set the flame from high to low or shut the burner off completely.

GE range burner knobs commonly fail from heat exposure, grease buildup, or physical wear over time. The inner D-shaped insert that grips the valve stem can crack or strip, causing the knob to spin freely without changing the flame, and the outer surface may warp, discolor, or break from repeated use near high heat.

These symptoms can help you decide if a burner knob issue matches your problem:

- Knob turns but does not change or shut off the burner flame

- Knob spins loosely or feels like it is no longer gripping the valve stem

- Knob is cracked, chipped, or broken and difficult to turn safely

- Burner markings on the knob are worn off and settings are no longer readable

- Knob feels wobbly or pulls away from the range panel when turned

- Knob does not return to the off position correctly after use