ge center burner stove

[JPG]

I have a 5 burner gaS STOVE. THE CENTER BARLEY LIGHTS AT ALL. THE IGNITTER IS GOOD JUST DOESNT SEEM TO GET ENOUGH GAS BARLEY ENOUGH GAS TO LIGHT ENTIRE BURNER. i REPLACED THE GAS VALVE TO THAT BURNER AND IT DID NOT IMPROVE. ALL THE OTHER BURNERS ARE GREAT EXCEPT THAT CENTER B URNER???  WHAT PART DO i DO NEXT? i PUT A PAPER CLIP IN THE BOTTOM WHERETHE GAS COMES OUT DOESN'T SEEM TO BE CLOGED??   TKS FOR YOUR HELP  jpg

Model jgbs10beh1bb

[Repair-man]

If you have replace the valve and verified that the orifice is clear, then the only logical place for the gas to be blocked up will be the burner bracket and tubing assembly going to the center burner.

[JWWebster]

The new valve needs to be adjusted. Did you make sure the orifice was the same length as the old one?

[JPG]

Wow, How do you adjust the new valve??? I didnt see where u could put a small screw driver anywhere???. I believe it was the same valve as I took out.....tks  for your help     JPG

[JWWebster]

See the end of this burner valve has a nut on it. That is the adjustment on most gas valves. One end is the knob end the other end is the orifice adjustment. Most of them come turned all the way in for LP gas it must be adjusted out for natural. Do this by setting the old valve beside the new one and making them both have the same length to start then tweak it if necessary. Don't have the old valve no more? Their are more valves on the stove.