Will this fit on an older GE stove? The original GE stove knob requires a push in, then turn.
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They didn't work on my old GE stove. The construction of the knob wouldn't allow the required push in and turn.
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I have an older Whirlpool stove which requires a push in,then turn. The knobs looked like mine and the description said it came with parts to make it fit your stove. Don't believe it. I tried all the accessory pieces which came with it and was not able to use the knobs at all. I didn't send them back because I had ruined some of the parts trying to make it work. I guess I should have tried for a refund anyway. Unless you are absolutely sure they are exactly like your existing knobs, I wouldn't order them.
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I am not 100% sure. The old stoves use regulators with small tops and the newer stoves use ones like this with the larger tops. I went to colemans website looked at the parts number for the replacement regulator they said my model stove needed, then ordered that regulator from Amazon. You probably need this one if it a newer stove.
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They are designed to be larger than the door knob so I believe there is a large variance in the size of knobs that work. Unless you have a teeny tiny or gigantic knob in shouldn't be an issue.It house was built in 1974 and they all fit fine on those knobs and the newer knobs in the house.
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It really depends more on how your current shift knob is attached. If it is pressed on, it may be difficult or impossible to remove manually. Otherwise, I think this should fit any standard stick.
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Yes, it fits. Did not install it myself. It does seem extraneous, though. The stove does fine without it.
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Hi Brad, I don't know the answer to your question. If you can find a serial number, you can go to the GE site and see if that helps or call GE and have them walk you through finding out the model number. That's what I had to do on my rental stove I have. Check the inside of the stove door for numbers as well as the back. Sorry I don't have the answer you're looking for. Good Luck! Donna
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Sorry, I have an old stove. Not able to answer whether you can use it or not.
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I do not know. I found the part number on the parts list for the model GE refrigerator that I have. I just searched the web by model number and then drilled down through the parts layout to find the part number. Had to destroy the old switch to get it out but the new switch went into the slot very easily.
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YES. These drip pans fit all standard GE electric ranges. This part hasn't changed in 50 years.
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Yes. note: if you broil food, the new knobs will also crinkle, just like the ones that came on the new stove.
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It should snap into place. Mine did. To remove the knob again a small straight edge screwdriver is used to push in tab.
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Hi if your old knobs pull off, then yes these should fit. It comes with different size know adaptors
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It did not fit in the first place. This did not work with my stove and I threw it away.
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I don't know. I ordered it from the model number from the stove for a rental house I own. The tenant installed it and it was correct for this stove. Sorry
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Not sure just go to the GE website and make sure the numbers match, that is what I did and it was an exact replacement for my oven. Kelly
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You have to know your model number (I found mine by sliding the bottom storage drawer out) to see if it works for your stove. You can also call GE with the model number and ask for the part as confirmation.
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If it's the same part number, most likely yes. It's worth taking a look at the switch in your stove first, to verify that it looks pretty much the same. The back panel cover is usually easy to remove. You may need to remove the extra shaft length as indicated in the instructions that come with the switch.