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Customer Questions and Answers for Ignition Plug Assembly by Bosch

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By: Bosch
Part Number: OEM8515698
Manufacturer Part Number: 00189324

This is a cooktop burner igniter OEM replacement part for Bosch cooktops and ranges and is sold as an individual part. This part creates a spark that ignites the burner within your cooktop or stovetop and is made of a combination of metal and ceramic.

Causes of a bad ignition plug can include issues with the electronic module, worn electrodes that no longer spark reliably, or damaged wiring.

Symptoms of a bad ignition plug include:

  • Gas burners that will not light or remain lit
  • Delayed ignition of one or more burners
  • Intermittent or no sparking from the ignition plug

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

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For Bosch Ignition Plug Assembly (Part Number: OEM8515698)

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GR, the model number can be found either under the entire cooktop at the base of the cooktop, or if the unit uses cartridges the cartridge will have a model number under the cartridge itself. The model number will be needed to ensure that the correct information is provided.

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Mike for Model Number PCS366US

Hi, I have a PCS366US Thermador cook top ( six burner ) that the right front burner does not lit. I can hear and smell gas when turning the knob and it will ignite with a lighter, but the ignition spark does not make noise or sparks. can you please let me know what the replacement part is for the ignition spark and how to disassemble and assemble it back without damaging anything else. Also if you know of any video that would be available for this repair. Thank you very much and appreciate any assistance possible.

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Mike, The ignition plug for this unit will be part number 00189324. To access this you would take off the burner grate, cap and then there is a venturi in the middle of the burner that will need to be removed. Once removed remove the burner head and you may be able to change from there.

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Vivek, The top burner igniters are supplied with the burner base, and not listed as an individual part 066810-041 / 003322-041 Burner Base w/ igntr. However the griddle burner igniter electrode is PA020028 / PA020028 griddle burner igniter. The parts are in stock and available at this time. Thanks,

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Philip K. for Model Number PGR366ZS

The stovetop igniter continues to activate even after the burners lit. Igniter appears to be activating on all six of the burners regardless of which burner is turned on and all six continue to activate continuously. A repairman suggested that all of the igniters need to be replaced however the spark appears to be strong on all of them and Adequately lights the burners. Should I be looking at the ignition control module instead? One of the Q and A's suggest a valve for a similar sounding problem but do not go into detail. I’m not sure what valve the answer is referring to.

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Hello Philip, I should first explain how the unit is designed to work for a full understanding of why this issue is occurring. For safety reasons the unit is designed to spark all ignitors at the same time in case something were to be miswired and a surface burner is turned on and gas is coming in but the spark is too far away for ignition to occur since the spark is on another surface burner, creating an explosion danger. Since all burners are sparking, this eliminates this possibility. Next, the spark module is actually sensing the very low resistance of the flame and turns off the sparking when the flame is present. If the flame goes out, the spark module senses the larger resistance of the absence of the flame and will try to restart the flame by sparking all surface burner ignitors again. If a spill occurs or an increase in resistance between the metal pieces of the cooktop from normal corrosion, the resistance is increased enough that the spark module cannot sense the small resistance of the flame and will spark the ignitors. Technicians refer to this as "dropping ground" for the surface burners. Correction of the issue includes disassembly of the cooktop and cleaning, (best with sandpaper), between the connection points of the metal parts of the cooktop so when the screws are reinserted, electrical continuity is reestablished between the chassis all of the parts connected. This is so chassis ground can be electrically provided to the burner base for the spark module to sense the presence of the flame will eliminate the sparking. I hope this was not too complicated to understand but if we just told you to disassemble the unit and sand where the metals parts contact each other, you would probably think we were crazy. While the repair may take a bit of time to accomplish, no parts are required for the repair and will reestablish ground to the burner base, stopping the sparking.

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Elena for Model Number Thermador Dual Fuel PRSE304/36/48

Using the front ExtaLow sealed gas surface burner causes constant sparking on all burners, which is very difficult to stop. The range manual states that constant sparkling is due to improper grounding or incorrectly polarized electrical power supply. Could it be that the igniter is broken and needs to be replaced instead? The unit has been installed and in the same place for over ten years. Doubt that grounding is the issue. Thank you in advance for your consideration.

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Elena, This issue would most likely be caused by a switch on the valve that is faulty and would need to be replaced.

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Sam, The part number for the igniter on this unit will be 00189324. We do not show a tool for the burner removal but should be able to use a adjustable wrench to get the venturi out.

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Hello Chuck, we show that electrode part number 00189324 is compatible with your model number. The part is sold individually and will not come with any other components, thanks!

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Hello Terry, I'm sorry but this part has been discontinued by the manufacturer and no satisfactory substitutions have been provided. It might be possible to do a bit more research if the model number from the units' I.D. tag were provided in a new question. Thank you for your patience and understanding in this matter.

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