Do-It-Yourself Story

I went the route of replacing the spark module on my caloric RLT360 range. It seemed to be the most likely candidate given how the problem was with all 4 burners. This unit has two physical spark generating Units with four burners. When the problem occurs with an apparent weak or non existing spark, it happened with all 4 burner controls. The part came in about 2 days later, so delivery was just wonderful. The only complaint I have was that two of the connectors on the new spark module were much smaller than the original connectors. I took a quick trip to Radio Shack, and paid $3 for some smaller connectors. I already had the tool to cut, strip, crimp the new connectors onto the old wires so that I could try out the new spark module. It'so only been a week, but I haven't seen any problems yet. What was odd was that two replacement connectors came with the spark module. However, they were the large sized parts, not the small ones. Really, it was no big deal to go get some new connectors.