2 of the 4 burners light intermittently. Clicking sound when turned to light. Swapped the igniters on the two working burners with the non-working ones and still no lighting on the non-working burners but the working burners still lit. Switch or spark module?
Angelo for Model Number JGBP28BEA3AD
Answer Angelo,
You will want to test the switches for continuity when turned to the on position. The switches should have continuity at this point. If not then you will need to replace the switch if it does then you would need to replace the spark module.
I have gas coming to the stove but when I turn on the burners there is no clicking noise. I can light the flame with a lighter or match and the oven works fine. What part do I need to replace?
Juli M for Model Number JGBP28BEA1WH
Answer Juli,
You will want to check your burner switches to make sure that they have continuity when in the on position. If they do not then you would need to replace the switches. If they do have continuity then you would need to replace the spark module.
Hi,
Left rear burner clicks and sparks, but doesn't light. It will light with a match. I've cleaned out the hole on the burner and still not lighting. All other burners spark and light. Any ideas? Thanks!
Terri for Model Number jgbp90meh2bc
Answer Terri,
Based on the description it sounds like the electrode may be out of position not allowing the spark in the correct position to allow ignition. It may require a minor adjustment.
The gas oven would not let gas in, so check it found ignitor burnt through,change it,but gas still won't flow through,could control valve be bad ,checked voltage at valve from ignitor side when first turned on get 94vac then goes down to 74vac is this normal I thought it was to be about 3vac at that point can you help?thanks
Billy L. for Model Number GEXL44
Answer Billy, You're correct, once a bake setting is made and activated, the A/C voltage, should range between 3.2 and 3.6 VAC, across the two wires that are attached to the safety valve(it usually takes 30 to 60 seconds to reach the voltage). You can also remove the wires from the terminals on the safety valve and check for a "closed" circuit across the terminals. If the internal bi metal switch has shorted or "arced" you may get a partial or open circuit. Thanks