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WB03K10036 Thermostat Knob for GE & Hotpoint Range Oven. Control Knob Replace Part Numbers…
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View on AmazonHotpoint Range Knob
The control knob on a range or range that sets the heat.
DifficultyVery easy
Typical timeUnder 5 minutes
ToolsNone
Safety. Turn off and let the range cool. Anything touching the gas supply must be done by a licensed gas technician. If you smell gas, turn the supply off, ventilate and call your gas emergency number.
Signs it has failed
- A cracked, melted or missing knob
- A knob that spins without turning the control
- A faded or worn marking
- A knob that no longer clicks into position
Check before you buy
- Check the shaft shape (D-shaped, flat or splined)
- Check the knob diameter and height
- Check the marking style and which function the knob controls
What replacing it fixes: if the signs above match your range & oven and the checks point to this part, fitting a new one should clear those faults. If the symptoms continue, the cause is elsewhere (a control board, a sensor or a blocked vent or hose).
How to replace it
- Make sure the control is off
- Pull the old knob straight off the shaft
- Push the new knob on, aligned with the flat
- Test the knob turns and clicks
Guide steps are typical for this type of part. Layouts differ between models, so follow your own manual where it differs.
Getting the right part
Knobs vary by shaft, size and marking. Match the part number and the position of the old knob.
Check your model number first. It is on the rating plate — usually inside the door frame, on the back or side panel, or inside the appliance. Parts that look identical often differ by model, so match the number to the listing before you order.
Range Knob listings on Amazon
Each listing page shows the part numbers and compatibility stated by the seller, so you can compare against your own model number.
Genuine made by Hotpoint / GE Compatible made by another company to fit
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