JGP330WEK1WW General Electric Cooktop - Overview

I first removed the top of the cooktop, which was 12 screws with a special star shape to them. Then had to pull the igniters out with some pliers (they have a really tight fit). Then remove the harness. Then I replaced the harness. After assembling, I replaced one of the ceramic igniters due to it being covered in baked on grease. Worked perfectly after that. I thank PartSelect for having super fast delivery. I ordered my parts on a Monday, they were at my doorstep the very next day, I was like WOW. And I chose regular shipping. Thank you very much for your service and your salespeople were VERY helpful, even after 3 order changes.

A rubber grate foot on my range top had worn out. I pulled the worn foot out and installed the new grate foot with no tools or accessories. Good as new! Now I don't have to worry about the grate scraping my range top and scratching the paint. I also ordered extras so I won't have to wait if another wears out.

Do not remove the gas line.

Take off the burner racks and burner covers

Gently extract/remove the ignitors from each burner. You may have to use pliers, but be careful. They are ceramic.

Once you pull out the ignitors, you can remove the ignitors from their wires using plyers, you may have to twist them a little.

To take off the top - use Star screw drivers to remove the burners

Remove all the burners.

The star screws, and the burners are the only thing holding the top on.

Take off the steel top.

That exposes the ignitor switch assembly.

Make sure you follow the positioning diagram that comes with the new part.

Thats it really.

I removed the gas, because I thought I had to, but you don't need to. You can do the whole job in 30 minutes if you are careful.

Hope it helps.

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