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Posted on May 23, 2011

Hi, I have a Jenn-air jgc8536 gas cooktop and 2 of the knobs inexplicably melted. Please help! Rick Fern

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  • Posted on Jun 12, 2010

SOURCE: Our cooktop knobs for our model JGC8536 Jenn-air

What color is your cook-top? The stainless model may have actual steel knobs.. End your model number with "s" when looking for the parts..
If you have stainless and they are still plastic "stainless look" knobs then call the manufacturer as they would be the only ones to be able to determine if there is a metal knob available for your unit.
Good luck!

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