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Range Oven Igniter

Part Number:	AP2020569
MFG Part Number:	WB13K21
Made by:	GE

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Made by GE. IMPORTANT: Connector plug may need to be cut off and igniter wires connected to range wires using porcelain wire nuts.

Made by GE. GE brands include General Electric, Hotpoint, RCA, and others. See all items in Range / Cooktop / Oven Igniter.
GE also makes various appliance models for Sears / Kenmore.

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Part Number WB13K21 (AP2020569) replaces 2494, AH231280, EA231280, PS231280, WB13K12, WB13K13, WB13K14, WB13K10009, WB13K0021, WB13K0014, WB13K0012, WB13K0013, WB13K10026.

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How to Replace Range Oven Igniter #WB13K21

Step by step instructions on how to replace a Range Oven Igniter #WB13K21 for Range made by GE, Kenmore. Note: This video is intended to give you the general idea of the part replacement procedure. Your appliance may differ depending on the manufacturer and model.

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Thanks. Before I go fishing around for the control board and see if I get a signal at the ignitor, here are some facts: the clock and all other aspects of the Control seem to work fine. When I attempt to turn on the oven, the Control returns a "F3" error code. The top burners work fine as well. Do you still think the control board is suspect? Thank you again.

Randy for Model Number JGBP36WEJEWW

Answer Hello Randy. An F3 code is for an open or shorted oven temperature sensor WB20K10015. Hope this helps.

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My oven will not turn on although the stove works. I am assuming its the igniter as it was replaced once before and is 15 years old. Yesterday the clock started running fast so after resetting It multiple times I unplugged the range to reset the clock. Today when I put the oven on after a while I noticed it wasn't heating and I smelled gas. After reading other postings it seems if it were the igniter I should not have smelled gas.

Chris for Model Number JGBC20BEA1AD

Answer Chris, You're most likely correct, you will need an igniter WB13K21. When they weaken and start to malfunction, they can eventually produce just enough amperage to partially open the safety valve, but not ignite the gas, causing a gas odor from the range. For safety reasons don't use the oven, until you get the igniter replaced. Hopefully, the increase in the time of the clock was due to a fluctuation in the power supply and has corrected itself, otherwise you'll also need an ERC/Clock.

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Is this oven ignitor (WB13K21) a universal replacement for this gas range? I've noted the model # but the range also has XL44 on the face if this helps identify the appropriate replacement part for my gas oven.

Steve R. for Model Number JGBC20WEW2WW

Answer Hello Steve! According to your model the oven igniter WB13K21 is the correct replacement and will fit your unit. Thanks!

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RE: GE XL44 Gas Range Hello, The oven burner on my range dies out after starting. I removed the lower tray in order to view the events upon start up. What occurs is the igniter heats up, the burner ignites, and then after rougly 30 seconds the flame on the burner dies out. After reading various material, the diagnosis appears to be the ignitor. I want to purchase the replacement part and then have a technician install. Other than a faulty igniter, is there anything else that could possibly attribute to the oven not staying lit?

Doug for Model Number JGBP35BEA9BB

Answer Doug, Chances are you're on target, a weak or faulty igniter could cause the issue you described WB13K21. There is a remote possibility the bake circuit of the safety valve WB13K21 is weak or failing, but pretty remote, if the top burners and broil burner operate and ignite properly.

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Can you please tell me the part number for the ignitor for GE oven range. The markings on the ignitor that i took off are as follow: Carborundum 0206rs. on the ceramic part of the ignitor I see the following numbers: 205c1398g3 283 9548. Thank you for your help

Robert for Model Number GE Oven range Stove

Answer Hello Robert, We will certainly be very happy to supply you with the proper part number if we could please ask you to re-post with your model number. All appliance parts are looked up this way and the numbers on the part are normally vendor numbers that are meaningless and can normally not be used to locate the correct part.

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I ordered an oven igniter GEH WB13K21 from you and received it. Unfortunately, it has a electrical connection coupling end with a female connection inside of the electrical coupler instead to a male connection needed to mate with my oven's wiring. The igniter I'm replacing has/had a connection coupling with a male end that mates fine with the oven's female connection coupling. Small obstacle. The oven igniter (that I'm replacing) also had insulation on the wiring that protected the wires from the igniter to below the oven interior. To salvage and reuse the insulation I cut the coupler from the old igniter, and now I have only very short wires (<3/8") remaining from the old connection coupler. So, its not really possible for me to rig a fix with the igniter you sent with the wrong coupling, rewired to the old electrical connection coupling from the removed igniter. I see two possible solutions. You should send the right igniter with the coupling that mates with my oven's wiring coupling (male on the igniter side, female on the oven side as it is, or was before the igniter failed). You might also send a male coupler with adequate wire leads remaining for me to tie into the mismatched igniter you sent. Last idea. I could possibly cut both wires from both your mismatched igniter and also both wires from my oven wiring and hopefully put them together correctly without the couplers. Will this work? Is the reason for the fancy coupling connections to allow a connection in only one way? What will go wrong if I do not tie them correctly? Is it time for me to return this igniter to you? Thanks.

Chris for Model Number 392.75481891

Answer Chris, If the connectors do not fit you can clip the connectors off and wire using ceramic wire nuts. It does not matter which way you wire it to the existing wires.

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Part Number: AP2020569
Manufacturer's Part Number: WB13K21

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