GE Range Burner Knob (WB03X24795)

The GE Range Burner Knob is the control you turn to ignite and adjust the flame on your gas range burner. It connects directly to the valve stem on the front panel and lets you move smoothly from the ignite position through low, medium, and high heat settings. Without a functioning knob, you lose the ability to safely and precisely control your burner.

The GE Range Burner Knob can crack, break, or become loose over time from repeated use, excessive heat exposure, or accidental impact. The inner sleeve that grips the valve stem may wear down or strip, causing the knob to spin freely without actually turning the gas valve. Grease buildup can also work its way inside and damage the fit between the knob and stem.

Look for these symptoms to determine if your burner knob needs to be replaced:

- Knob spins freely and does not turn the burner on or off

- Knob is cracked, chipped, or broken and difficult to grip

- Burner setting markings are worn off and heat level is hard to judge

- Knob feels loose or wobbles on the valve stem

- Knob is stuck in one position and will not turn

- Gas does not ignite or shut off reliably when the knob is turned