GE Cooktop JGP328BEK1BB Troubleshooting
General Electric is a globally known company that produces all types of household products, from small gadgets to large appliances. GE gas cooktops come as a stand-alone range or on top of an oven. When problems occur with your cooktop, they can derail your meal plans. But you can usually troubleshoot many smaller issues yourself before calling in a professional for a service call. Does this Spark an idea?
Things You'll Need
- Warm, soapy water
- Cloth
- Clean water
- Sewing needle
- Cerama Bryte
- Paper towel
Instructions
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Push the knobs in toward the range before turning them if you find they won’t move.
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Ensure the cooktop cord is plugged completely into the outlet if the burner won’t light when the knobs are turned. Also check and change the fuse or circuit breaker, if necessary.
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Remove the burner heads and wash them off in warm, soapy water, and then rinse them in clean water, if they appear dirty and the burners won’t light. Unclog the small holes on the heads with a sewing needle if they’re plugged up.
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Turn the knobs away from the “Lite” position if the knob keeps making the ticking noise after it has been lit.
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Tips & Warnings
The manufacturer recommends using only Cerama Bryte to clean the top surface of the cooktop. It will leave a white residue that you can wipe off with a paper towel.
