General Electric Range Spark Module

The GE spark module kit is an OEM replacement part for GE stoves and ranges. It generates the spark needed to ignite the gas burners. The kit includes the spark module and associated wiring harness. When the burner control knob is turned to the "ignite" position, the spark module receives a signal and activates. It then produces an electrical spark that ignites the gas as it flows from the burner orifice, allowing the burner to light.

Over time, spark modules can fail due to electrical issues, wear and tear from frequent use, or exposure to moisture. A malfunctioning spark module can disrupt the ignition process, making it difficult to light the burners.

Symptoms of a bad spark module include:

• Burners not igniting
• No clicking sound when turning the burner knob
• Intermittent sparking
• Only some burners igniting

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This spark module controls ignition for your range's surface burners. When you turn a burner knob, it generates the high-voltage spark the electrodes need to ignite the gas quickly and consistently.

• Generates high-voltage pulses to the surface igniters to light the burner flame
• Activates when a burner switch/knob calls for ignition
• Routes spark output to the cooktop electrodes for reliable lighting
• Common failure signs: no spark on one or more burners, intermittent/weak spark, or continuous clicking

• Unplug the appliance and shut off the gas supply; allow the cooktop to cool
• Access the module per your model (often under the cooktop or behind a rear panel)
• Label and transfer wires one at a time from the old module to the new; ensure a solid ground and secure mounting
• Reassemble, restore power and gas, and test each burner for proper ignition

This six-point spark ignition module for gas cooktops/ranges converts line voltage into high-voltage pulses that fire the burner igniters. It restores consistent, reliable lighting across multiple burners when you turn a knob.

• Distributes high-voltage pulses to up to six surface-burner igniters when a burner switch is turned on
• Helps resolve no spark/click on all burners, no spark on some burners, intermittent ignition, or continuous clicking
• Replaces a module that produces weak, erratic, or no spark
• Ignition control only; it does not regulate gas flow or flame size

• Disconnect power and shut off gas before servicing
• Photograph and label all wires; transfer them one at a time to the matching terminals (six HV outputs plus power/ground)
• Mount securely in the original location and keep connections dry; after installation, ensure burner caps are seated and igniters are clean

This spark module controls surface-burner ignition on gas cooktops and ranges, sending high-voltage pulses to the igniters when you turn a knob. Replacing a failed module restores quick, consistent sparking so burners light reliably.

• Generates and routes high-voltage pulses to the surface burner igniters
• Triggers sparking when a burner knob is turned to the Ignite/Light position
• Common symptoms: no spark or clicking on any burners; multiple burners won't ignite; weak or intermittent sparking
• Restores dependable ignition performance across the surface burners

• Disconnect electrical power and shut off gas supply before servicing
• Access the module behind the control area or beneath the cooktop, depending on model
• Label and transfer wires one at a time to the new module to maintain correct placement
• Mount securely and ensure a good ground; test burner ignition before reassembly

A replacement spark ignition module that delivers timed high-voltage pulses to burner electrodes so gas burners light reliably. Replaces a failed ignition control to restore normal spark operation for cooktops and ranges. What it does

• Sends spark to the burner electrodes so gas ignites when a burner is turned on — use when burners fail to light or need multiple tries.
• Routes spark to the correct burner circuit based on the range's control settings.
• Helps prevent continuous sparking when the burner is off by switching ignition output as commanded.
• Works with existing electrode wires and control harnesses when the original module fails.

• Disconnect electrical power and shut off the gas supply before starting any work.
• Handle electrode wires and connectors gently; avoid crimping or bending electrode tips.
• Verify wiring matches the old module exactly; tag wires if needed to ensure correct reconnection.

Spark plug modules are a part required in the operation of ranges. The spark that comes from the spark module ignites a low-pressure flow of gas to the pilot light. It stays lit until the control in the oven's thermostat is off. With use, because of accidental damage, or as a result of misuse, the spark plug module may wear out or stop functioning correctly. If that happens, it will require a replacement.The spark plug module should emit a white spark between the metal edge of the burner and the igniter pin. If there is no spark or if the spark is yellow in color, the part is likely not working correctly. The repair of the spark plug module is simple. Unplug the range from the power supply before starting the replacement.This spark plug module is a genuine OEM replacement part. It is sourced directly from the manufacturer. The spark plug module is made of durable, high-quality materials. The replacement part is sold as an individual unit. The piece is compatible with different range models. It can be installed in appliances that were manufactured by brands including General Electric, Hotpoint, and RCA.

The Ignition Module is an OEM part for GE ranges. This component plays a critical role in controlling oven ignition by generating high-voltage sparks to light the burners. It consistently monitors flame presence and re-ignites burners as needed throughout baking and cooking.  

Symptoms of a bad ignition module include:

• Delayed burner ignition or failure to ignite at all
• Unstable or intermittent burner flames  
• Repeated false error codes related to ignition

Causes can be short-circuiting or water damage of electronic components over extended use. This can lead to inconsistent spark outputs and faulty flame sensing.

Reliable ignition is essential for safe and trouble-free cooking. This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This 4-point spark igniter module supplies timed spark to four burner electrodes so a gas range lights reliably. It replaces a failed ignition control to restore consistent, on-demand sparking across the cooktop. What it does:

• Sends high-voltage spark to up to four burner electrodes to ignite gas burners
• Replaces a faulty module that causes no spark or no ignition at affected burners
• Common symptoms it can fix: burners won't light, intermittent ignition, or continuous clicking from the cooktop
• Helps stop arcing or misfiring when the control has failed

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting work; if you smell gas, shut off gas and ventilate before proceeding
• Label or photo all wire connections before removal to ensure correct reassembly
• Handle the module and electrode leads carefully; avoid bending or contaminating electrode tips
• After installation, restore power and test each burner for proper spark; if you detect gas leaks or continued problems, stop.

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 controls the ignition sparks for a gas range or cooktop, letting the burner surface and oven ignite reliably. Replaces a failed ignition control to restore sparking at the burner electrodes. What it does

• Sends timed spark pulses to burner electrodes so gas ignites when a burner or oven is turned on
• Replaces a failed or intermittent ignition source that causes clicking without ignition
• Commonly used when one or more burners won't light or spark consistently
• Works with electrode wires and ignition switches to coordinate burner ignition

• Spark module (1)

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before starting work
• Label or photograph existing wire connections to ensure correct reconnection
• Handle the module and wiring harness carefully; avoid pulling on wires or connectors