I don't no why its so hard to find instructions for this !
Now that I have done this I will give instructions to help others !
This is actually pretty easy and only takes a few tools .
Feel free to use my instructions but do so at your own risk !
Start by unplugging the power cord and turning off the gas.
I unhooked the gas line and took out the whole unit but this is not necessary.
Remove all grates and loose burner parts.
control knobs are removed by pulling them up.
there will be a rubber grommet in the glass under each control nob that can probably be reused I did.
If you have the stainless trim and want to reuse I would remove it now while the glass is solidly mounted to the unit.
I did this with the snap blade type razor knife this will take some time.
using a #15 torx screw driver remove 2 screws from each burner .
pull each burner up until you have some wire.
pull the wire from the igniter and set the burner and igniter Assembly aside .
One of my wires was baked to the igniter and the connector on the wire broke off.
I used a precision screwdriver inside the igniter to pry open the broken wire connector then pulled it out with needle nose pliers.
I then broke off a piece of the porcelain igniter wen digging out the baked on wire insulation ( they brake easy be careful )
I had no luck finding a new wire connector so I reattached the broken wire connector .
there will be a gasket under each igniter I reused mine but would have replaced them if I could have gotten them on the same day .( I live in Portland Or and nobody stocks anything ! )
The glass is now ready to come off.
There is a insulator type gasket under the glass,I reused this too but would have replaced it if I could have gotten this on the same day.
There is an O ring inside each burner hole in the glass again I reused.
Reassemble in reverse order.
After i was done everything works OK even with the broken igniter and wire connector.
I haven't reattached my stainless strips yet but will do wen i figure out what double sided tape or adhesive to use use.
I have the GE monogram gas on glass cooktop but these instructions probably will work for other GE gas on glass cooktops.