Parts for Thermador PRL486EDPG-01: Oven Burner Parts

A Trident-style surface burner head that directs gas to the cooktop burner for an even, controlled flame. Replaces a worn or damaged burner head to restore consistent heating and safe operation. What it does:

• Directs and shapes the gas flame for proper cooking heat
• Restores even flame pattern when the original burner is warped or clogged
• Helps eliminate weak or irregular flames caused by damaged ports
• Works with the burner base and cap to maintain stable ignition

• Turn off the appliance and shut off gas/electric power before servicing
• Remove grates and burner cap, then replace the burner head; reassemble in reverse order
• Clean mating surfaces of debris or corrosion before installation for proper fit

This spark igniter is the burner electrode that creates the high-voltage spark to light the gas. Replacing a worn igniter restores quick, reliable ignition and helps eliminate repeated clicking or having to light the burner manually.

• Generates a spark at the burner to ignite gas during lighting
• Typical symptoms: burner won't light, no visible spark at that burner, intermittent or delayed ignition, or needing a match to light
• Replaces a cracked, fouled, or heat-damaged electrode that no longer sparks reliably
• Provides the ignition spark only; gas flow is managed by the valve

• Disconnect power and shut off gas before servicing
• Remove grates/caps and access the burner; note wire routing and mounting
• Transfer mounting hardware from the old igniter; handle the ceramic insulator gently and keep the tip clean
• Reassemble, restore power/gas, and verify proper spark and burner ignition

This ignition device creates the spark that lights gas burners and oven burners, restoring reliable ignition for gas ranges. It's the direct replacement component that produces the high-voltage spark used at the electrodes. What it does:

• Generates the spark needed to ignite gas at burners and oven igniters.
• Fires when the control calls for ignition; no spark often indicates a failed module.
• Common symptoms: continuous clicking with no ignition, burners that won't light, or intermittent sparking.
• Works with the range/oven ignition circuit to sequence spark to the electrodes.

• Always shut off electrical power and gas supply before starting work.
• Handle electrode wires and ceramic insulators carefully to avoid damage.
• Verify correct wiring and secure mounting; test ignition function after restoring power and gas.