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Part Number:	AP2832516
MFG Part Number:	415124
Made by:	Bosch

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Front left burner spark ignitor not working to ignite gas burner. All other ignitors working fine. I have cleaned the ignitor. No cracks in the porcelin part of the ignitor seen. Ignitor feels just slightly loose, has a little wiggle in it, unlike the other ignitors. I can, however, just barely see a spark down below the surface where the ignitor comes through, but it is not above the level of the burner enough to light the burner. The spark is apparently finding another ground somewhere below where it is supposed to. My question is how to access and remove the ignitor? Does the burner come out, and if so, how? I suspect replacing the ignitor is a simple job, and I see you have it in stock, I just don't know how to access it to replace it. Thanks for your help.

Neal for Model Number Thermidor PCS486GDUS 48" Pro Cooktop (Star Burners)

Answer Neal, It does sound like the ignitor has a crack or chip in the porcelain under the top, or a loose /shorted connector. It can be simple and easy, but not very often. You'll need to remove the "star" burner cap 189015 then the venturi tube nut 189023 these have a tendency to seize to the jet holder 188976 and can create a bit of a big issue (quite often they need to be cut off),once off you can lift the burner base 488372 off the top.Then you can carefully lift the burner mount tray off the support rail and remove the wires to the igniter and change out the igniter.

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One of the burners does not automatically start - there is a "bomp" when you turn the knob but no click for the automatic lighting. What part do I need and how do I install it?

Mike for Model Number SGS304ZB

Answer Hi. Clean and make sure the burner cap is placed correctly on the top of the burner for the Spark Electrode (igniter) part # 415124. It is common for the spark igniter that is ceramic wrapped, will crack and then the spark will short off to the nearest ground (bare metal) top. For some reason, the clip 189322 is separate. Thank You. Read more: http://www.appliancepartspros.com/bosch-spark-electrode-415124-ap2832516.html#ixzz2DkDKHK1X'>http://www.appliancepartspros.com/bosch-spark-electrode-415124-ap2832516.html#ixzz2DkDKHK1X http://www.appliancepartspros.com Thank You.

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Does the spark electrode come with the attaching clip?

Thomas for Model Number CGB376RU

Answer Hello Thomas, For some reason, the clip 189322 is separate.

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I have a Thermador Range that keeps having a problem with the oven igniter. It has been replaced twice in the 5 years we have owned the range, but the last time it only lasted about 6 months. Could there be another problem besides the igniter? I need to replace it again. Thanks

Jon for Model Number PG366B/12

Answer Hi. When you replace the oven igniter part # 627375 repack the surrounding hole left open where it passes from the inside cavity to the outside area. This allows the oven heat to escape and burn out the igniter prematurely. Thank You.

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Follow up question to previous. A. How do I check for good ground? B. How do I determine if there is pwere going to the ignitor? C. I got the clip off the bottom of the ignitor(just under the spring), but is the ignitor supposed to slide thru the burner housing from the top to the bottom? Thanks!

Jeff C. for Model Number AP2832516

Answer Hello Jeff. You will check and make sure the burner and the igniter are good and clean which will give a good ground. The igniter pulls upward out of the burner. Also make sure the igniter 415124 reads closed for continuity and the ceramic is not cracked. Hope this helps.

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I am assuming a need a spark ignitor (AP2832516) and I was told by another company I did, also, but sinece you have actual technicians answering questions....the burner won't light. It clicks, but no spark, therefore no flame. All 3 other burners work fine. If I do need this part my next question has to do with the removal and installation of said part. I have my burner removerd and I can't figure out how to remove the existing ignitor (I don't want to snap it or get it permanently stuck in there. And then, when I receive the part from you, how do I install it into the burner housing? Thank you so much in advance for your guidance. -Jeff

Jeff C. for Model Number Thermador PCS364GD

Answer Hello Jeff. First thing you will need to check is the ground for the igniter. If the igniter is dirty and is no making a good ground, it will not spark. If it is clean and dry, and there is power coming to the igniter and it does not spark, then you may have a bad igniter 415124. You will remove the clip on the bottom of the igniter to remove it from the burner in the unit. Hope this helps.

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