GE Tubular Gas Range Burner (WB16X10034)

The GE Tubular Gas Range Burner is the main burner assembly that produces the flame used to heat cookware on your gas or dual fuel range. Gas flows through the tubular body and mixes with air before igniting at the burner ports, creating an even ring of flame that distributes heat across the bottom of your pots and pans. It works together with the igniter and gas valve to deliver consistent, controlled heat at your selected setting.

The GE Tubular Gas Range Burner can fail over time due to clogged burner ports from food spills, grease buildup, or corrosion that restricts proper gas flow. Physical damage from impacts or prolonged exposure to high heat can also warp or crack the tubular body, preventing the burner from lighting reliably or burning evenly.

These symptoms may indicate it is time to replace the burner on your gas range:

- Burner will not light even when the igniter clicks

- Flame is uneven, weak, or only lights on part of the burner ring

- Burner lights but goes out shortly after ignition

- Visible cracks, corrosion, or damage on the burner body

- Yellow or orange flame instead of a steady blue flame

- Burner produces an unusual smell or excess soot during use

- Gas flow seems restricted even after cleaning the burner ports