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Customer Questions and Answers for Spark Module (0+4) by Viking

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By: Viking
Part Number: OEM15945573
Manufacturer Part Number: PA020041

This spark module controls ignition for the surface burners on gas cooktops and ranges. When a knob is turned, it generates the high-voltage spark needed to light the gas, restoring fast, consistent burner ignition across four positions.

  • Generates high-voltage pulses to ignite up to four surface burners
  • Activates when a burner switch is turned to provide reliable sparking to the igniters
  • Common symptoms include no spark on any surface burner
  • Intermittent or weak sparking across multiple burners
  • Burners only lighting with an external flame
What's included: One spark module. Install notes:
  • Disconnect electrical power and shut off gas before servicing
  • Photograph or label all wire positions; move wires to the new module one at a time to avoid miswiring
  • Mount the module securely in the original location; keep leads dry and routed away from heat/sharp edges
  • High-voltage hazard: do not touch igniter outputs during testing; verify all connections are fully seated before restoring power

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K.D.D.

I have a Viking 6 Burner stove. The problem is that sporadically, four of the 6 burners will stop clicking/igniting when the individual knobs are turned on. The problem will persist for a few days and then correct itself and work properly for several days. The problem seems to correct itself (sometimes) when the oven is turned on and then comes up to temperature after a few minutes. Is this a faulty spark module? Is there short or a loose wire internally? Do I need to replace this part? Other possibilities? Thanks

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Hello K.D.D., This is more than likely a combination of dropping the ground to the ignitor area of the cooktop, saturation of the ignitor wires, and a possibly failing spark module. When a unit begins to display this sort of complaint, the issue is best resolved by replacing all of the aforementioned parts since they all contribute to the issue. It is also advised to disassemble the metal parts of the cooktop and clean the surfaces between the metal where the screws hold them together to re-establish ground to the burner base.

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Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com   |   Wednesday, February 4, 2015

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