General Electric WB03K10220 Range/Stove/Oven Thermostat Knob

I knew when I ordered it , that it was white only , I was able to get my stove in beige , wasn't easy but managed to .So I will keep the original one on except when I go to bake in the oven .The lettering disappeared over about a 6 or 7 month time on the original knob ; The numbers were never touched , but to wipe off with a dishcloth .Hoping the numbers last on this one better this time Lol .

It's the original part for my stove, think its a tad pricey but hey I needed the item and wanted the original piece on it.It's easy to install and so far it is accurate on indicating the temperature on my oven.I recommend this.

The part number matches but can not adjust the temp to match. Off by 100 degrees. Both new and old product has the same part number stamped inside.

We own a lot of rentals and sometimes you can’t find parts, but this knob helped us out in a pinch.

I am not sure what they mean by ‘warmth’ but it was as described. Purchased for my daddy’s stove and he said he had to adjust a little bit works

Our super refused to replace the knob on our GE gas stove, so I found this one that did the job cheap and easy. Perfect fit. Replacing knob marked KIP 5974 183D5709.

Good price and quick shipping. I am gluing a metal tubing sleeve around the shaft to strengthen this area that is prone to breaking and coating the numbers with a clear urethane coating to prevent the numbers from being worn off due to caustic cleaners and aggressive rubbing ( enthusiastic cleaning tenants)

I checked and rechecked to make sure this the model number was correct for this item and my stove.When the replacement knob arrived, the model number on the back was correct, but there was one problem, the temperature increments are backwards, and the sheath is too long. ( I call it the sheath as it fits over the stem of the oven control on the stove front.) As this item was listed for about $20, while other identical model number knobs were listed as up to $60, I can only assumed this was sold as-is, similar to when shopping for clothes one may find an item listed as "irregular" at a discounted price. I've taken apart both the new unit and the old, and used the knob of the old unit attaching it the new base, even though the number run backwards on the new base. I tested by selecting a temp and letting the oven heat up to the selected temp. It seems to work that way, but strange to begin at BROIL, instead of having it as the last stop on the oven settings.