How to Troubleshoot & Replace Frigidaire AP6230715 / 5304509706 Gas Range Oven Igniter

I replaced the Ignitor in my oven. It's a relatively easy repair given you have the right tools and a little patience. Make sure you have a 1/4-inch spinner handle so that you can attach a 1/4 socket attachment when removing/replacing the screws from the oven burner ignitor. I initially used a socket wrench with a 1/4 attachment, and it can do the job, but a spinner handle is much smaller and easier to use when navigating in the oven bay (you'll see it being used in the repair videos). Where the 1/4-inch spinner handle also really helps with removing the screw that holds or protects where the ignitor plugs into. Again, you can use a socket wrench or even a drill especially if you have taken the oven door off. If you didn't, like me this tool is really helpful. The patience part comes into play with removing the screws from the old ignitor because they are small, threaded and if the ignitor has been in there a long time can be a little rusted. Also exercise patience when removing the 2 prongs, again they can be a little rusted if the oven ignitor is old. Lastly, make sure you have a lot of overhead lighting or use a flashlight to see everything because it will make the job much easier 

I do these myself. Seems that this is common and have replaced the oven igniters in all my gas stoves. So easy to do, just take the oven racks out, the bottom plate of the oven comes out with 2 screws, then the plate over the burner comes out with one small bolt. Unplug the old burner, remove the screws, and replace it. 

Simple replacement. Ordered the part from another supplier who had to order it. I waited almost 2 weeks and they said when they get it then they would ship it to me but still, couldn't tell me exactly when I would get my part Then I ordered from AppliancePartsPros.com and it shipped the same day I was cooking the next day. I will always order from them. 

I fixed it myself. I’m an auto technician by trade so changing the igniter was a breeze did not even remove the door. I think it took longer to find my tools and the right sizes than the time it took to do the whole job 

Myself. 

I removed the bottom of the bottom plate on the bottom of the oven and the underlying baffle that covers the burner so I could see the ignitor. I then turned on the oven to see if the ignitor was heating up but it did not at all. The ignitor shield had some black char that looked like evidence of burnout. After turning off the power, I easily removed the old ignitor and replaced it with the new ignitor. I then turned the power back on the turn the oven on and the new ignitor heated up. I then replaced the baffle and bottom plate. This was a quick (less than 30 minutes) and easy fix. More time was spent cleaning the oven bottom plate and interior before completing the job. The video provided by AppliancePartsPros.com helped a lot! Thanks!! 

I watched your video and did not have any problem replacing the old ignitor with the new one. Thank you 

Removed the oven floor and replaced the Oven Igniter per the instructional video. The replacement ignitor had its own plastic protectors on the electric leads instead of the rubber slide-on covers on the old ignitor. So it took some effort to figure out how to connect it. 

I replaced the Oven Igniter and probe and now works PERFECTLY. So much cheaper than buying a new stove! 

Followed the instructions in the video, did it myself.