Where can I find my GE cooktop model number?
On your GE cooktop model JP960BA1BB, the model number is typically printed on a rating label attached to the underside of the cooktop, near the edge. You can usually see it by looking under the cooktop from inside the cabinet below.
Common places to check on a GE electric cooktop
Look in these spots first (use a flashlight):
- Under the cooktop near the rear left surface element area
- Under the cooktop near the front right surface element area
- Along the rear right underside edge of the cooktop chassis
- On a label near the junction box or wiring connection area (if accessible)
Quick access tips (without removing the cooktop)
In many installations, you can find the label from below.
- Open the cabinet doors under the cooktop and look up along the underside edges
- Slide out any drawers below the cooktop for a clearer view
- Use your phone camera to take a picture of the underside label
- Wipe grease or dust off the label carefully so the characters are readable
What the label usually shows
The rating label commonly includes:
| Label item | What it’s used for |
|---|---|
| Model number (JP960BA1BB) | Matching the correct cooktop parts |
| Serial number | Identifying production run details |
| Electrical rating | Confirming voltage and amperage for safe service |
Why it matters
We use the exact model number to match the correct cooktop parts and diagrams. Even small model-number differences can change which radiant surface element, burner knob, or mounting hardware fits.
If the label is missing or unreadable
If the label is damaged, the next best step is to match parts by the cooktop’s component style and layout. For example, if you’re replacing a broken control knob, compare your knob to the photos and details for the cooktop burner knob WB03T10028.
Last updated: February 2026
How do I find the right GE part number?
For your GE JP960BA1BB electric cooktop, the most reliable way to get the right GE part number is to match the model number (JP960BA1BB) to the correct parts diagram, then confirm the part by name and location before ordering a replacement.
Step-by-step: find the correct part number for JP960BA1BB
- Confirm the model number is JP960BA1BB (use the rating label on the cooktop base or underside).
- Use the JP960BA1BB parts list and diagram to identify the exact component you need.
- Match by part name and where it sits on the cooktop (knob, element, bracket, etc.).
- If multiple similar items appear (for example, different knobs or elements), compare details like dual vs. bridge element.
- Cross-check your old part for stamped numbers or markings (when present) to confirm you are replacing like-for-like.
- Order the exact match from the parts list; common examples on this model include the cooktop burner knob WB03T10028 and the range dual radiant surface element WB30X38934.
Quick guide: what to match (and why)
Getting the right part number is mostly about matching the function and fit for JP960BA1BB.
| What you’re replacing | What to match | Example part on this model |
|---|---|---|
| Knob | Shape, indicator style, and shaft fit | WB03T10028 |
| Surface element | Element type (dual, bridge), mounting style | WB30X38934, WB30X43560 |
| Mounting hardware | Screw size and application | WB1X1261, WB1X1131 |
Why it matters
Cooktop parts that look similar can mount differently or connect differently. Matching the correct GE part number to JP960BA1BB helps ensure proper heating performance, safe operation, and a clean fit in the cooktop frame.
Last updated: February 2026
How to order GE appliance parts?
You can order replacement parts for your GE JP960BA1BB electric cooktop by using the parts list for this model on Sears PartsDirect; match the part to your cooktop by model number and the part ID to ensure correct fit.
What you need before you order
- Full model number: JP960BA1BB
- A quick description of the issue (for example: “burner won’t heat” or “knob is cracked”)
- The part name and part ID from the parts list (example: cooktop burner knob WB03T10028)
- Basic cooktop details (radiant element vs. bridge element, dual element, etc.)
- A safe way to verify power is off if you plan to install the part yourself
Common parts customers order for JP960BA1BB
If your cooktop has a broken knob or a surface element problem, these are common starting points:
| Symptom | Part to check/order | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Knob cracked, missing, or won’t turn smoothly | Cooktop burner knob WB03T10028 | Cosmetic damage can also cause poor control feel. |
| Dual element not heating correctly | Range dual radiant surface element WB30X38934 | Heating issues can also be wiring or switch related. |
| Bridge element not heating | Cooktop radiant bridge element WB30X43560 | Confirm you are using the bridge function correctly. |
How we recommend ordering (quick steps)
- Confirm the model number on the cooktop rating label is JP960BA1BB.
- Find the part in the model’s parts list and confirm the part ID matches.
- Compare your original part’s shape and mounting points to the listing photos.
- Order the part from the model page, or search by model on Sears PartsDirect if you are shopping multiple appliances.
Why it matters
Cooktops often use similar-looking knobs, screws, and radiant elements across different GE models. Ordering by model number JP960BA1BB plus the exact part ID helps prevent fit issues and repeat repairs.
Last updated: February 2026
How long is the GE cooktop warranty?
For the GE JP960BA1BB electric cooktop, the typical warranty coverage is 1 year from the original purchase date, covering parts that fail due to defects in materials or workmanship; during that limited period, labor and in-home service are commonly included for replacing the defective part.
What “1-year limited warranty” usually covers
- Defects in materials or workmanship on cooktop components
- Replacement of the defective part
- Labor and in-home service during the limited warranty period (when included in the warranty terms)
- Coverage starting from the original purchase date (keep your receipt)
What is often not covered
Warranty exclusions vary by plan and purchase channel, but these are common:
- Normal wear and cosmetic issues
- Damage from improper installation, misuse, or accidents
- Damage from power surges or incorrect electrical supply
- Service calls that only involve instruction or setup
Quick warranty check: what to confirm
| Item to confirm | Where to look | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Purchase date | Receipt or order confirmation | Sets the warranty start date |
| Proof of purchase | Receipt, invoice, delivery paperwork | Often required for service |
| What is covered | Warranty document | Confirms parts vs. labor vs. service |
| Who performs service | Warranty document | Tells you how service is handled |
Why it matters
Cooktop repairs can involve high-heat and high-voltage components (surface elements, switches, wiring). Knowing whether parts and labor are covered helps you decide whether to troubleshoot, schedule service, or order replacement parts like a cooktop burner knob WB03T10028.
Last updated: February 2026





