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W11239985 W10850015 Stove Knob Replacement - For Whirlpool Range/Stove - 5 Pack

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W11239985 / W10850015 Stove Knob Replacement

Key Features

  • Direct replacement control knob for Whirlpool gas ranges and stoves
  • Set of 5 knobs for full range replacement or spares
  • Tool-free installation, pulls off and pushes on over the control shaft
  • D-shaped shaft opening ensures correct alignment and secure fit
  • Durable construction resists heat exposure from regular stovetop use

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • W11239985
  • W10850015
  • W11032553
  • 4845290
  • AP6333411
  • PS12578779
  • EAP12578779

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Fits select Whirlpool gas range models, including the WFG525S0 and WFG550S0 series
  • D-shaped control shaft opening; confirm shaft shape and size against your existing knob before ordering
  • Verify your specific model number against the original part number before purchasing, as knob styles vary across Whirlpool range generations

When to Replace

  • Knob is cracked, broken, or missing entirely
  • Knob no longer grips the control shaft securely and spins freely or falls off
  • Printed temperature or flame markings are worn away and no longer legible
  • Knob interior is stripped and no longer turns the burner valve properly

Installation Tips

  • Turn the range control to the "Off" position before removing the old knob
  • Pull the existing knob straight off the control shaft; no tools are required
  • Align the flat side of the D-shaped opening with the flat side of the control shaft
  • Press the new knob firmly onto the shaft until fully seated
  • Test each knob for smooth rotation and proper valve response after installation

FAQ

This control knob is listed as compatible with select Whirlpool gas range models including WFG550S0HZ0, WFG550S0LV1, WFG525S0HV1, WFG535S0JV0, WFG550S0HV0, WFG525S0JZ0, and WFG550S0HV3. Additional model references found for this part family include WFG525S0HZ1, WFG525S0HZ0, and WFG525S0JV0. Because Whirlpool uses similar-looking knobs across several ranges, match both your full model number and the part number before ordering.
This knob is associated with part numbers W11239985 and W10850015, and it replaces W11032553 and 4845290. Additional cross-reference numbers found for this part family include AP6333411, PS12578779, EAP12578779, and PD00061875.
The knob is usually the problem if it is cracked, loose on the shaft, stripped at the D-shaped insert, hard to align, or spins without properly turning the burner setting. If the knob pulls off and you can see damage inside the hub, replacement is typically the fix. If a new knob still will not control the flame correctly, the issue may be the burner valve stem or control assembly rather than the knob itself.
Knob replacement is usually very easy. In most cases, you simply pull the old knob straight off the valve stem and press the new knob on in the correct orientation. No tools are normally required, and installation usually takes less than 5 minutes. If the old knob is stuck, use gentle even pressure and avoid twisting hard enough to damage the valve stem.
First confirm the range model number and the replacement part numbers. Then inspect the valve stem for bending, cracking, or wear, and clean away any grease or residue around the stem so the new knob seats fully. Also compare the shaft opening shape and pointer position on the old knob to the replacement before pressing it on.
These knobs often fail from repeated heat exposure, grease buildup, and normal turning wear at the inner hub. The most common failure point is the D-shaped opening inside the knob becoming cracked or rounded out, which causes slipping or poor control. Frequent removal for cleaning and forcing a misaligned knob onto the stem can also shorten its life.