GE Gas Range Burner Head (WB16T10037)

The GE Gas Range Burner Head sits on top of the burner base and distributes gas evenly around its ports to produce a steady, controlled flame on your range. It works by directing gas flow outward through small openings so the flame spreads uniformly for consistent cooking heat across pots and pans.

A GE gas range burner head can deteriorate over time from food spills, grease buildup, and repeated exposure to high heat, which can clog or warp the ports and disrupt the flame pattern. Physical damage from heavy cookware or rough cleaning can also crack or chip the head, preventing it from seating properly on the burner base.

If you notice any of these symptoms on your gas range, the burner head may need to be replaced:

- Flame is uneven, lopsided, or only appears on part of the burner

- Burner produces an orange or yellow flame instead of a clean blue one

- Burner fails to light or takes multiple attempts to ignite

- Flame goes out on its own during cooking

- Visible cracks, chips, or damage on the burner head

- Burner makes popping or sputtering sounds while in use

- Excessive soot or residue building up around the burner area