Whirlpool WPW10518493 Range Gas Valve & Pressure Regulator

Special Price $191.67 Regular Price $212.95
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WPW10518493

Product Description

The Whirlpool WPW10518493 Range Gas Valve & Pressure Regulator ensure that the gas supply is constant and does not fluctuate so as to affect the flame used in cooking. Intended for durability, it regulates pressure to enhance the performance and safety of the burners. It also ensures that the energy is conserved and that there is no likelihood of leakage or failure of the flow of the gas.
Manufacturer
✓ This Product Replaces: W10293834, W10518493
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Manufacturer Name: WHIRLPOOL
Product Number: WPW10518493
OEM Part Number: WPW10518493
Product Description: Valve-Gas

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Whirlpool WPW10518493 Gas Valve & Pressure Regulator?

Regularly inspect the range gas valve and pressure regulator for leaks, corrosion, or loose connections. Clean any debris around the valve to ensure smooth operation. Proper maintenance prevents gas flow issues and enhances safety during use. Always turn off the gas before inspection.

What are common issues with the Whirlpool WPW10518493 Gas Valve & Pressure Regulator?

  • Inconsistent flame or weak burners.
  • Gas leaks or odor detection.
  • Valve sticking or failing to open/close.
  • Pressure regulator malfunction causing uneven gas flow.

Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off gas supply at shutoff valve and unplug range to ensure safety.

Step2: Remove range rear panel or access cover to reach gas valve assembly.

Step3: Disconnect gas line and electrical connectors from old valve carefully.

Step4: Unscrew mounting bracket and remove defective unit.

Step5: Install new valve and regulator, secure screws and reconnect fittings.

Step6: Check all connections for tightness and leaks using approved leak solution.

Step7: Reassemble panel, restore gas supply, and test burners for proper ignition.