Jenn-Air Wall Oven Igniter

This broil burner ignitor lights the broil flame in your oven for fast, even broiling. Replacing a weak or failed ignitor restores reliable ignition and consistent high-heat performance when starting broil. What it does

• Provides the ignition source for the oven's broil burner
• Works with the range's ignition system to light the broil flame
• Typical symptoms include the broiler not igniting or heating, intermittent lighting, or repeated ignition attempts without flame
• Visual clues of failure can include a cracked ceramic insulator, damaged tip, or burnt/frayed lead

• 1 broil burner ignitor assembly

• Disconnect power and shut off gas; allow the appliance to cool completely before service
• Access the broil burner at the top of the oven; remove any shields/panels and note the ignitor's original position and bracket orientation
• Handle the ceramic/tip carefully; avoid impact, route the lead away from hot surfaces, and make secure electrical connections
• Restore gas and power, then test broil to verify prompt ignition and a steady flame

This burner spark igniter produces the electrical arc that lights the gas flame on your range or cooktop. Replacing a worn electrode restores quick, dependable ignition and helps stop continuous clicking when a burner won't light.

• Generates the high-voltage spark that ignites the gas at the burner
• Works with the ignition module to light the burner when the knob is turned
• Common symptoms of a failing igniter: clicking but no flame, no visible spark, burner lights only with a match, intermittent or delayed ignition
• Restores fast, reliable lighting performance at the burner

• Disconnect power and shut off gas; allow the appliance to cool before servicing
• Access the electrode at its burner location; note its position and gap relative to the burner before removal
• Handle the ceramic insulator carefully and reuse original mounting hardware if applicable
• Reconnect the spark wire securely, reassemble, and test for proper spark and ignition

Ignitor with spring and clip

This oven igniter is the glow-bar that lights the gas for the bake or broil burner. Replacing a weak or failed igniter restores dependable ignition and consistent oven heat, solving no-heat and long preheat complaints.

• Heats to ignite the gas burner in the oven cavity
• Draws the proper current to open the oven safety valve
• Common symptoms: oven won't heat, igniter glows but no flame, delayed or intermittent ignition, extended preheat times
• Restores reliable burner lighting for baking or broiling

• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply before servicing; allow the oven to cool
• Handle the igniter by the insulated base; avoid touching the fragile element
• Mount using the correct bracket and position the tip near the burner, as on the original
• Restore power and gas, then test for prompt, steady ignition

This spark ignitor ground assembly creates the spark and grounded path needed to light a gas burner. Replacing a worn electrode restores consistent ignition and helps reduce continuous clicking or burners that fail to ignite.

• Generates a high-voltage spark at the electrode tip to ignite the gas at the burner
• Integral ground bracket completes the circuit and sets the proper spark gap near the flame source
• Common symptoms: no spark at one position, intermittent ignition, continuous clicking, or cracked/corroded electrode or ground
• Intended for a single burner location; match mounting style and connector to your original

• Disconnect power and shut off gas; allow the appliance to cool before servicing
• Note the original electrode position and wire routing; remove the old assembly
• Install the new assembly with clean, tight metal-to-metal ground contact and correct gap to the burner per service instructions
• Reconnect the lead and test for a strong, consistent spark before reassembly

This surface burner spark electrode creates the spark that lights the gas on your range or cooktop. Replacing a worn or cracked electrode restores reliable ignition so burners light quickly and consistently when you turn the knob.

• Produces a high-voltage spark at the burner to ignite the gas flame
• Helps resolve: burner won't light, no or weak spark at that burner, needs manual lighting, intermittent ignition
• Damage or contamination on the ceramic insulator can prevent proper arcing
• Direct replacement for the failed electrode at the affected burner

• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply before servicing
• Allow unit to cool completely
• Remove burner cap and head to access the electrode; transfer mounting hardware if reused
• Handle the ceramic insulator carefully; reconnect lead securely and align the tip near the burner head as originally positioned

The Surface Ignitor is an OEM part for Whirlpool ranges and cooktops. This component is responsible for generating the spark needed to ignite gas burners on the cooktop or oven pilot light.

Causes of a bad Surface Ignitor can include wear and tear over time due to repeated use during ignition. Physical damage is also possible.

Symptoms of a failed surface ignitor include:

• Inability to ignite any gas burners
• Repeated sparking sounds but no ignition
• Yellow burner flames instead of blue

This OEM Whirlpool part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper and some Kenmore models.

This single surface burner spark electrode generates the spark that lights the gas on your cooktop or range. Replacing a worn or cracked electrode restores reliable ignition and reduces "click with no flame" at that burner.

• Creates a high-voltage spark at the burner to ignite gas
• Positions the spark at the burner head via a ceramic-insulated tip
• Common symptoms: burner won't light, no spark at that burner, or intermittent ignition
• Visual clues of failure can include cracked/chipped porcelain or a burned electrode tip

• Disconnect electrical power and shut off gas supply before servicing
• Allow the appliance to cool; remove burner cap/head to access the electrode
• Seat the ceramic insulator fully and position the tip correctly near the burner
• Reassemble and test ignition before finalizing the repair

This surface igniter is the replacement spark electrode used on gas cooktop burners to create the spark that lights the burner. It restores reliable ignition so burners light when you turn the control knob. What it does:

• Produces the spark that ignites the gas at a surface/burner element
• Replaces a cracked, worn, or non-sparking electrode
• Common fix for burners that click but won't light or that fail to spark
• Works with the existing electrode wiring and mounting location

• Disconnect power to the range and turn off the gas supply before starting
• Handle the ceramic tip gently to avoid chipping; do not touch the tip with bare hands
• Confirm correct orientation and secure mounting; match wiring to original connections

This surface burner igniter creates the spark that lights a gas cooktop or range burner. The attached wire lead simplifies hookup and helps restore quick, dependable ignition when a burner won't light or only lights intermittently.

• Generates a high-voltage spark at the burner to ignite gas
• Restores reliable burner lighting and consistent flame startup
• Common symptoms: burner won't ignite, no visible spark, intermittent lighting, or a chipped/cracked ceramic insulator
• Replaces a worn or damaged electrode to eliminate the need for manual lighting

• Disconnect electrical power and shut off gas before servicing
• Allow the cooktop/range to cool; handle the ceramic tip carefully to avoid damage
• Match the igniter position/orientation to the original for proper spark at the burner
• Route the lead away from sharp edges and heat; make a secure connection to the harness, then test for spark before reassembly

A surface ignitor that produces the spark needed to light gas burners on compatible ranges and cooktops. Replaces a worn or failed ignitor to restore reliable ignition and consistent burner lighting. What it does

• Creates the spark at the burner to ignite gas when the control is turned on.
• Commonly used when burners click but fail to light or when a specific burner never ignites.
• Works with the cooktop's ignition system to provide consistent, repeatable sparking.
• Fits into the burner assembly and connects to the appliance's existing wiring and mounting.

• One surface ignitor (quantity: 1)

• Disconnect power to the appliance and shut off the gas supply before starting any service.
• Handle the ignitor by the ceramic/insulated areas; avoid touching the tip with bare hands to prevent contamination or damage.
• Confirm correct fit and secure all wiring connections; test ignition on a safe flame setting after reinstalling.

This is the dual surface burner spark electrode for select gas cooktops/ranges. It generates the spark needed to ignite the burner, helping restore reliable lighting when a burner won't start or only lights intermittently.

• Produces the ignition spark at the burner head
• Helps address burners that won't ignite, click without lighting, or light inconsistently
• Can resolve weak or no spark conditions at the affected burner position(s)
• Restores dependable burner ignition when the original electrode is worn, cracked, or fouled

• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply before servicing
• Allow the cooktop/range to cool fully
• Access typically requires removing grates, burner caps, and top panel
• Handle the ceramic insulator carefully; avoid bending the electrode tips

This surface burner igniter is the spark electrode that lights the flame on your gas cooktop or range. Replacing a worn electrode restores reliable ignition at the affected burner for fast, consistent lighting.

• Generates a high-voltage spark at the burner to ignite gas
• Positions and insulates the tip for consistent flame lighting
• Common symptoms: burner won't ignite or no spark at that burner
• Other signs: needs a match to light, intermittent/erratic spark, cracked ceramic

• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply; allow appliance to cool
• Remove burner cap and head to access the electrode; note wire routing and mounting
• Transfer any bracket/clip from the original part if required and set proper gap/position near the burner port
• Restore power and gas, then test ignition at the repaired burner