GE Range Surface Burner Knob Parts — White Control Knob Replacement Guide

Your GE or Hotpoint range's white burner knobs take constant punishment — they get grabbed, twisted, and yanked dozens of times a day. When they crack, strip, or go missing, you need the exact replacement that'll fit your control stem properly. This hub covers WB03K10034 compatibility across GE Americana and Hotpoint gas range models from the early 2000s through 2015.

Is This the Right Knob for Your Model?

This white surface burner control knob (OEM part WB03K10034, also sold as AP3620001 and 242680) fits dozens of GE and Hotpoint gas ranges. Check your model number — it's typically stamped on a metal tag inside the oven door frame or along the front control panel edge. If your model starts with AGBS, EGR, JGBC, JGBP, or JGBS followed by numbers, you're likely in the right place.

About This Replacement Knob

The WB03K10034 is GE's standard white plastic burner control knob used across their Americana and basic gas range lines. It features a D-shaped stem opening that matches the control valve shaft — this isn't universal, so verifying your model compatibility matters. The knob includes clearly marked temperature indicators and a textured grip surface. At $19.99, it's a direct OEM replacement that fits the control stem without modification. These knobs are sold individually, so if you need all four or six knobs for your range, order the quantity you need.

Compatible GE & Hotpoint Range Models

This control knob fits the following GE and Hotpoint gas range models. If your exact model isn't listed but follows the same series pattern, it likely uses this knob:

• AGBS Series: AGBS300EP1WW, AGBS300PJ1WW, AGBS300PJ6WW, AGBS300PK5BB
• EGR Series: EGR2000EC0WW, EGR3000ED0WW
• JGBC Series: JGBC17PEA1WH, JGBC17PEA2WH, JGBC20WEA1WW
• JGBP Series: JGBP26WEA1WW, JGBP28TED1WW, JGBP30WEA1WW, JGBP31WEC1WW, JGBP32WEF2WW, JGBP35DED1WW, JGBP35GRA1WW, JGBP35WEA1WW, JGBP40WEC1WW
• JGBS Series: JGBS04PPA1WW and related models

Installation & Ordering Notes

Replacing a burner knob is literally a pull-and-push job. Grip the old knob firmly and pull straight off the control stem. Align the new knob's D-shaped opening with the flat sides of the valve stem, then push until it seats completely. No tools required, takes about 15 seconds per knob. Make sure the knob pointer aligns with the "Off" position when the valve is closed — if it doesn't, pull it off and rotate slightly before pushing back on.

Why Knobs Fail on GE Ranges

The most common failure is cracking around the stem opening from years of thermal cycling — the knobs heat up during cooking and cool back down repeatedly. The plastic eventually becomes brittle. You'll also see stripped D-shaped openings from forcing knobs on incorrectly or from kids pulling them off as toys. Some knobs just go missing over the years, and you need to replace them for a complete set that matches. Heat discoloration (yellowing) is cosmetic but bothers some owners enough to replace all knobs at once for a uniform appearance.

Part Numbers Cross-Reference

This knob replaces several older part numbers. If you're looking for any of these, WB03K10034 is your current replacement:

• AP3620001
• 242680
• PS225983
• WB3K10034 (original number without the zero)