Kitchenaid Spark Module

The Whirlpool spark module is an OEM replacement part responsible for controlling the ignition and sparking of the gas burners in a Whirlpool range or cooktop. The spark module is typically located behind the control panel or near the burners, and it generates the electrical sparks needed to ignite the gas for cooking.

Causes of a bad module can include electrical surges, physical damage, or simply wear and tear over time.

This part fixes the following symptoms:

• Gas burners fail to ignite or have weak or inconsistent sparks
• Continuous sparking even after the burner is lit
• No spark at all when attempting to ignite the burners
• Unresponsive or non-functional burner control knobs
• Visible damage, such as burn marks or corrosion, on the spark module

The Whirlpool spark module can also be used on Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore/Sears brand appliances.

The Spark Module is an OEM part Bosch ranges and cooktops. This electronic part generates the high-voltage spark needed to reliably ignite the gas burners with the push of a button.

Causes can be issues like component failure over the thousands of ignitions it facilitates. Water ingress could also potentially cause problems. 

Symptoms of a bad spark module include:

• Unreliable or intermittent burner ignition requiring multiple ignition button presses
• One or more burners that will not ignite at all
• Occasionally flashing or error codes relating to ignition issues

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

This spark module generates the high-voltage pulses that ignite your gas surface burners. Replacing a failed module restores consistent clicking and lighting so burners ignite quickly and reliably.

• Supplies timed high-voltage pulses to each surface igniter when a burner knob is turned
• Coordinates ignition for four burners
• Common symptoms: no spark on any burner, only some burners sparking, continuous clicking after flame lights, or intermittent/weak spark
• Helps resolve burners that only light with a match

• Disconnect power and shut off gas before servicing
• Access location varies by model
• Label and transfer wires one at a time to the new module; ensure the ground connection is secure
• Reinstall in the original position, route wires away from heat/sharp edges, and test all burners

This spark ignition module generates the high-voltage pulses that light the burners' igniters on a gas appliance. Replacing a failed module restores consistent ignition so burners light reliably when you turn the control to ignite. What it does

• Converts line voltage to high voltage to create the ignition spark at each burner igniter
• Distributes spark pulses to multiple burners during lighting
• Common failure symptoms include no spark on all or several burners, intermittent/weak sparking, or clicking without ignition
• Helps eliminate the need to light burners manually

• One spark ignition module

• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply before servicing
• Access the module, note wire positions, and transfer connectors one at a time to the new module
• Mount securely and ensure all terminals are fully seated; avoid pinching or chafing wires
• Reassemble, restore power and gas, and verify proper ignition on all burners

• If only a single burner won't spark, check that burner's igniter and spark switch/wiring first; the module typically affects multiple burners.

This spark module supplies the high-voltage pulses that ignite the surface burners on compatible gas cooktops/ranges. Replacing a failing module restores consistent burner spark and reliable lighting when you turn the knobs.

• Distributes ignition voltage to multiple burners; coordinates spark when a burner is turned on
• Common failure symptoms: no spark on any or multiple burners, intermittent clicking, or burners that won't ignite despite gas flow
• Click continuously if internal circuitry fails or senses a short in the ignition system

• Disconnect power and shut off gas before servicing; verify no residual voltage
• Label and transfer each spark wire and connector one at a time to maintain correct routing
• Mount securely and avoid pinching or stretching ignition leads
• If burners still won't spark after replacement, inspect electrode wires, switches, and grounds

This spark module controls surface-burner ignition on gas ranges and cooktops. It generates the high-voltage pulses that light the flame when you turn a knob, restoring fast, reliable burner lighting and eliminating constant clicking.

• Sends high-voltage pulses to the burner igniters when a surface knob is turned to ignite the flame
• Coordinates sparking for multiple surface burners
• Failure symptoms can include no spark on all burners, intermittent or weak sparking, or continuous clicking even with flames present
• Replacing a failed module restores proper burner ignition performance

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Access the module, then photograph wiring and transfer leads one at a time to the new module
• Mount securely and ensure igniter leads are fully seated and routed away from heat and sharp edges
• Restore power/gas and verify each burner lights promptly with a strong, consistent spark

This spark module controls ignition for four surface burners and provides automatic reignition if a flame goes out. It generates the high-voltage spark and monitors flame for dependable lighting and consistent cooktop performance.

• Generates high-voltage pulses to ignite up to four surface burners
• Senses flame presence and automatically re-sparks if a flame is lost
• Helps stop sparking once flame is detected to reduce clicking
• Symptoms this part is involved with include: no spark on any burner, intermittent or weak spark, or continuous clicking after lighting

• Disconnect power and shut off gas before servicing
• Access is typically under the cooktop or behind a panel; mount the module securely away from heat and moisture
• Transfer wires one at a time to matching terminals; ensure ground/neutral connections are secure for proper flame sensing
• After reassembly, restore power and test each burner for ignition and that clicking stops when flame is present

Spark module that controls the ignition sequence for gas range surface burners, producing the spark needed to light burners. Replacing a faulty module restores proper sparking and helps eliminate persistent clicking or no-ignite conditions. What it does:

• Generates high-voltage sparks to the burner igniters so gas burners light reliably; failure can cause burners not to ignite.
• Directs spark timing for individual surface burners; symptoms of failure include continuous clicking, intermittent sparks, or one or more burners failing to light.
• Works with the range's ignition system to coordinate spark and valve operation; does not include igniters or valves.

• Disconnect electrical power (and gas supply where applicable) before beginning any repairs.
• Photograph wiring connections before removal to ensure correct reconnection; reconnect wires to matching terminals.
• Use the exact OEM part number and replace with the same module to ensure proper fit and operation.

This reignition spark module controls the surface-burner ignition system, sending high-voltage to the igniters and re-lighting the flame if it goes out. Replace a weak or failed module to restore dependable burner lighting and safety re-ignition.

• Sends high-voltage spark pulses to the surface burner igniters when a knob is turned on
• Stops sparking once flame is detected and re-ignites if the flame is lost
• Helps resolve symptoms such as no spark at the burners, intermittent ignition, or continuous clicking
• Central control for multiple burner ignition circuits

• Disconnect electrical power and shut off gas supply before servicing
• Handle electronics carefully; avoid static discharge
• Note wire locations and terminal labels; move connectors one at a time to the new module
• Mount securely and ensure a proper chassis ground before testing burner ignition

The Spark Module is an OEM prat for Whirlpool brand gas ranges. Within the gas control, it functions to generate high-voltage sparks igniting the standing pilot lights and burner flames. 

Causes of failure include normal wear of internal electronics from extensive temperature cycling. Contamination or damage over time also disrupts proper sparking.

Symptoms of a faulty module include: 

• Standing pilots failing to remain lit between use  
• Burners not igniting when the control knob is turned 
• Inconsistent burner output or shutdowns during cooktop usage

This Whirlpool replacement ensures temperature adjustments and cooking functions operate reliably. Compatible replacements are suitable for Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, and some Kenmore appliances as well. 
 

This spark module supplies the high-voltage pulses that ignite the surface burners on a gas cooktop or range. Replacing a failing module helps restore consistent clicking and spark so burners light promptly and reliably.

• Supplies high-voltage to up to five surface igniters (5+0 configuration)
• Sends spark when a burner control is turned to Lite
• Failure symptoms can include no spark on all or multiple burners
• May also cause intermittent/weak spark or continuous clicking

• Disconnect power and shut off gas before servicing
• Note wire locations; move one connector at a time to matching terminals
• Mount securely in the original position and ensure proper grounding
• After replacement, if only one burner won't ignite, inspect that burner's switch and igniter