JGP932BEC2BB General Electric Cooktop - Instructions

Turned off gas supply, removed 2 hold down screws, removed cook top from counter top, disassembled 8 housing to top panel bracket screws with nut driver & 8 burner screws with allen wrench & 4 burners, removed 4 burner knobs, lifted top panel from base & shifted it about 5 inches to access gas valves, removed 4 igniter switches & replaced with the new igniter switches, reassembled the cook top in reverse order, checked for gas leaks & successfuly tested ignition of all 4 burners.

I used a hex wrench to remove the 8 screws ( 2 on each burner ), pulled up the knobs, and lifted the ceramic top. use pliers to disconnect the spark plugs. I disconnected the switch harness from the igniter, disconnect the igniter wires remembering the color scheme.My igniter had a minor variance from the old one which an acompanying map clarified. I installed the new switch harness and the new igniter, made the igniter connections according to the color scheme and the accompanying diagram, replaced the ceramic top, pulled spark wires thru, installed the burners and the spark plugs, tightened the 8 screws, and tested the burners.

Ordered by phone parts & very pleased with all of transaction.

Simply removed the 9 T9 screws from the top of the cooktop, removed the igniter spark modules, lifted the top of the cooktop up and removed harness assembly. Unplug harness from spark module and replaced in same fashion. SUPER EASY done in less than 15 minutes

TURN OFF GAS and unplug stove. Removed burners (used screw driver to remove screws) and spark ignitors (used pliers). Lifted top cover of stove and unpluged the harness assembly(pulls out easily). Inserted new harness and replaced cover. Replaced burner parts included new spark ignitor. Plug power cord and turn on gas.

Replaced burner gaskets.

Disassemble (8) Nutdriver screws from burners.The hardest part was removing the spark igniters which took the longest time to remove only because i was trying to save three, and replacing one igniter.It required cleaning old gasket material off burners.then removing white porcelain top and replacing the spark igniter switch and harness assembly.then reverse assemble.

put it in but it keeps falling out. they're made narrower than my oven grate.

Easy to replace - caution to make sure spark igniter switch is aligned and secured in correct position on the gas valve. The switch should cover both mounting screws on the gas valve when properly installed/aligned

Remove burner, replaced gasket and spark igniter. On bottom of grill replaced missing rubber foot protectors. Initially I thought I would have to splice into the igniter wire however, after watching the video on repair, I discover all I had to do was carefully pull the wire out of the igniter from the bottom and push the wire into the bottom of the new igniter, then replace the burner into position and tighten the trox screws. It was a simple repair and everything is working fine.

This was and always will be an easy fix, all I have to do is get my ice pick and pick the broken rubber part stuck in the hole if it does not break clean and fall out. Not much more I can say about this simple problem.

Good way to tell/verify what your problem is. On my GE Cooktop, moving any of the knobs to light cause a spark for all igniters. One of our knobs would not cause a spark. - Remove gas grills and covers. - Remove screws - Pull igniters up (be gentle to not crack them - Pull wire out from igniter - lift cover of cooktop - pull harness off each know and disconnect two wires - put new harness on and connect and backfill. Pretty easy overall.