🔥 GE WB21K10100 Surface Burner Valve by General Electric Review

This product is similar to spa and kitchen products. I installed it in my KitchenAid steamer. Be very careful, if you don't know what you are doing you can do a lot of damage or even death. So hire a professional to do it. Thanks to GE for telling me the money.

I was a bit hesitant when I bought this as other "official" Kitchenaid burner valves are $70-$90. However, it was the same part. Installation was easy and works well. This was to replace the old burner valve that was no longer turning.

This unit is interchangeable with Whirlpool products for approximately 25% off the price. In fact, the same company can make both parts. The only reason I didn't rate it perfect is because it's almost identical to the OEM part and has been out of service for less than 10 years. Not knowing if it would be the same, I reserved the top rating for it if it showed up.

Just the right fit! Apparently the same valve fits many areas and it fits my KitchenAid perfectly. It saved me a ton of money, the OEM was charging $100 for each. The saddle part contains a rubber sealing ring and fits easily onto the fuel rail. The burner outlet had 1/4 inch compression, which was also true to size. The pen shaft had the same diameter and length. Device repaired!

I bought this for my GE gas burners. My previous gas valves were bent 45 degrees to the right of center alignment. I called GE and they gave me a price of $129 for the gas valve, which is also just diagnostics and labor (excluding parts cost). So I decided to do a DYI with the help of a friend and was able to find the perfect youtube video from start to finish on how to disassemble and repair this part. No substitute for rocket science, but be careful with the gas lines inside the furnace when…

I'm so glad this showed up in the search results because like others I couldn't find any $80 or $125 items that officially matched my kitchen gadget model with hydromassage parts . I broke 4 out of 5 burners. Actually, I don't want to reset the exact part that breaks so badly. They appear to have the same external shape and markings (but the same), but they may differ in one important feature. Same manufacturer, different parts. Even if they fit where the old one was, a different gas flow could