Burner Head WP3403M075-10

Removed stove top module and unscrewed the bottom panel. Burner head rotated out fairly easily. I ordered both the burner unit and the igniter just to be safe even though the old igniter still worked. I used the other module as a guide to reassemble the unit. The new burner head was little difficult to rotate back in and did not rotate quite as far as the original so the gas pipe was just a fraction out of alignment but there is some flex so it worked out OK when it was re-installed. Everything worked perfectly when I turned on the burner and there are no gas leaks and no blue flames where there shouldn't be!

Replaced fairly easily all 4 burners as the old ones were totally rusted and cracked (the reason why the flame emitted from below the burners)

Mom and Dad are old now and when a repairman quoted them 225.00 to repair their stove top I told them to tell the repairman to take a hike. I found your website very easwy to navigate and ordered the part which cost about 27.00 with shipping. When the part arrived, I just had to use a phillip head screwdriver and repaced the burner in about 15 minutes. It worked GREAT!!. Mom called me over today for some good homade cooking....Thanks Partselect!!!!

Remove 7 screws to remove cover. Disconnect ignitor wire. Unscrew gas supply. Twist burner head to remove (can be difficult). Reverse procedure.

The front burner had a noticible flame coming from the base, so I originally purchased a single burner to replace it (you could see a corroded hole at the bottom). Upon taking the unit apart, I noticed the corrosion was much worse than met the eye. Given the age of the unit and that some parts were already becoming discontinued I decided to gut the whole thing and replace it all.
The burner unit slides out easily and after unscrewing the sides, you have to disconnect the wires from the underside of the igniters. The venturi tubes and igniters then unscrew from the underside of the burners which twist right out of the assembly. Re-Assembly is very intuitive looking at it and it all goes right back together as it came out. Took 45 minutes total and that includes fighting with some screws that had rusted onto the burner.
Reading some of the previous reviews, current prices are double to triple what other people did the repair for leading me to believe parts won't be available for much longer. Make the repair while you still can!

Because the stove is over 10 years old the screws were very hard to loosen up and I needed to use WD 40 several times to loosen them,after that it was a snap for a 71-year-old woman.