Cooktop Spark Module

The Ignition Device is an OEM part for Bosch ranges and ovens. Located near each gas burner, the ignition device provides the critical spark needed to light the burners during startup. 

Causes of a bad ignition device can include wear from prolonged use over many years. Mineral buildup or debris accumulation may also prevent the spark from jumping across.

Symptoms of a bad ignition device include:

• Burners failing to light or staying lit
• Repeated attempts needed to ignite the gas  
• Inconsistent flame heights or burner performance
• Fault codes or error messages displayed

This OEM Bosch part is also compatible with Thermador, Gaggenau, and some Kenmore models. 

This spark module generates the high-voltage pulses that ignite the surface burners on your gas range or cooktop. Replacing a weak or failed module restores reliable clicking and ignition on the burners served by this 2-output (2+0) circuit. What it does:

• Generates high-voltage pulses to the surface-burner igniters when a control knob is turned to ignite
• Controls spark for two burners (2+0 configuration)
• Common failure symptoms: no clicking/spark on the affected burners, intermittent/weak spark, or needing a match to light

• 1 spark module

• Disconnect electrical power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Access the module (typically beneath the cooktop or behind the control panel) and label/photograph wiring for reference
• Transfer wires one at a time; ensure high-voltage leads are fully seated and the module is properly grounded
• Mount securely, reassemble, restore utilities, and test ignition on both burners

• "2+0" denotes a two-outlet surface-burner spark module; replace with the same configuration as the original

• A failed module typically affects all burners it serves; if only one burner won't spark, inspect that burner's igniter and switch first

This spark module routes high-voltage pulses to a gas cooktop or range to ignite burner electrodes, restoring reliable ignition so burners light quickly and consistently. Fits as the direct replacement spark control module. What it does:

• Generates timed high-voltage sparks to burner electrodes for ignition.
• Controls spark sequencing so each burner ignites in the correct order.
• Common symptom: burners click but fail to light or spark intermittently.
• Can resolve ignition failure when electrodes and gas supply are known-good.

• One spark ignition module (single unit)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work; verify power is off.
• Handle wiring harness and connectors carefully; match connector positions during reassembly.
• Keep module and connectors dry; avoid contact with moisture or cleaning solvents.
• After installation, test each burner for proper spark and ignition; stop if gas odor is present.

The Spark Module is an OEM part for GE cooktops. Located within the cooktop's control unit, this module is responsible for generating electric sparks to ignite the burners. Consisting of electronic components and wiring, the spark module works with other systems to reliably and safely light the gas or electric burners.  

Symptoms of a bad spark module include:

• Burners not lighting or lighting intermittently  
• Repeated flashing of the burner indicator lights  
• Clicking or buzzing sounds coming from the control unit

Causes of a failed spark module can be exposure to moisture, dust or debris accumulating inside the control unit over time as well as mechanical or electrical degradation of the ignition components.

This genuine OEM GE replacement part is also compatible with some Kenmore cooktop models that use GE's control systems.

The Simmer Control is an OEM component specifically designed for Bosch ranges. It regulates gas flow to provide the lowest possible flame setting needed for delicate cooking tasks. Precise control allows for uniform, attentive simmering.

Symptoms of a bad simmer control include inconsistent or unadjustable flame heights on low settings. Cracks, damage, or wear of internal mechanisms over time can also cause unstable flame control.

Causes of bad simmer control can be normal wear and tear issues like dirt buildup impeding mechanisms. Accidental impact or overheating leading to cracks are other causes for replacement.

Symptoms of a bad simmer control include:

• Flames that surge or fluctuate below the lowest settings   
• Inability to adjust the flame down sufficiently low
• Burners that shut off or cause overflow flooding on low-heat  

This OEM Bosch part is also compatible with Thermador and some Kenmore ranges. Replace for dependable, Fine-tuned low-heat performance.