Mick April 05, 2023 for Model Number RDDS30V Do you expect to have more of the ignition plugs in stock soon? 00189324
1 Answer Mick, Unfortunately, this part is on factory backorder with no expected ETA at this time. Read More...
David July 18, 2022 for Model Number Thermador SGCV36G The front right burner of my Thermador cooktop intermittently continues to spark even after the burner has successfully ignited. This sparking continues for 10 to 30 seconds and then stops. Once the repeated ignitor sparking has ceased, if I turn off the burner and immediately turn it back on again the problem does not recur, but if I let the burner cool down for a couple of hours and turn it on again the problem is again present. Spraying a small amount of electrical contact cleaner on the ignition plug often cures the problem for a day or so, but then the problem comes back. I had my spark module replaced a couple of years ago, but this hasn't solved the problem. Faulty ignition head? Is BSH-00189324 the correct part to order?
1 Answer David, it would be recommended that the burner head is thoroughly cleaned. Food residues can accumulate and increase the resistance, preventing a proper spark which can cause the ignitor to either not spark or spark continuously until enough of the resistance has weakened. Read More...
Larry June 06, 2021 for Model Number PRG486GLUS Only one burner doesn't click and spark in my 6-burner range. Is it most likely that this ignition plug assembly (00189324) or the spark module needs to be replaced?
1 Answer Larry, You would need to do a continuity check on the wire from the spark module to the ignitor. If all good make sure it is free from debris, then it would likely be the module. Read More...
Rich May 25, 2021 for Model Number PG364GLBS/09 I am trying to find the wire that connects this part (00189324) to its corresponding spark module (00619017); It is not referenced in the parts diagram. When disassembling the star burner assembly in order to replace the ignitor the wire split (long story); If the wire is not available for purchase, what is the size of the wire disconnect(s) used on the wire? Perhaps I can get one made. Appreciate the guidance. Thank you!
Chuck Bennett December 31, 2020 for Model Number HD1728U-06 Bosch Dual fuel I have one stove top burner that the igniter works intermittently and appears to be getting worse. I took the igniter from a working burner and swapped, but the working igniter failed to work on that burner. Where do I need to look if it's not the igniter?
1 Answer Chuck, It would be recommended to pull the burner cap and head and make sure that they are clean. A dirty burner will cause this type of issue. Read More...
Bobby August 12, 2020 for Model Number SGSX365ZS Sometimes the sparks continue after the gas is ignited.and sometime everything works fine. What can I do to fix it
1 Answer Bobby, this could be caused by a damp or partially clogged burner head, the burner head may need to be checked to ensure it is properly set, a loose ground wire on the spark module, or a spark module that could be starting to fail. It would be recommended that the burner head is cleaned thoroughly and then tested to see if this continues. If it does, the next step would be to check the ground wire of the spark module to ensure that it is properly grounded. If this checks good, then the spark module 00635046 would be the issue. Read More...
Sgcs365rs Owner May 02, 2020 for Model Number SGCS365RS I need to replace the potentiometer on my Extralow burner. I noticed the wire connector to the ignition plug was damaged I assumed during installation 19 years ago. While replacing the potentiometer, I want to replace the connector to the ignition plug that is badly bent. I know it is a blade type connector but do not know its size. If someone can tell me the size of the connector then I can complete the repair at the same time I am replacing the potentiometer. The Thermador manuals does not give a partnumber for the wire/connector. Thanks.
1 Answer SGCS365RS Owner, unfortunately, as the manufacturer does not list the wiring for the spark ignitor, the terminal size is not available. Read More...
Larry January 03, 2020 for Model Number Thermador SGS365 My Thermador SGS365 cooktop uses this 00189324 spark burner igniter. I reviewed your help video, but frankly, it does not apply. Mine has a capture spring that is crazy hard to get off the porcelain. I would like to see or read a tip on how to best remove that capture spring without damaging the porcelain spark part.
1 Answer Larry, once the retaining clip has been removed from the ignitor and the ignitor has been pulled through, the spring should slide off of the ignitor unless it has seized on from any residues. An old toothbrush and a 50/50 mixture of vinegar and water can be used to clean any residues off that might be causing it to seize. Read More...
Ernie November 19, 2019 for Model Number NGT935 UC/01 So, over the past 6-8 months, the burners would click from time to time when the stove was not in use. Recently, over the last week, the stove is clicking pretty constant and not stopping while the stove is not in use. I have cleaned the entire cooktop when I disassembled it, and I have let everything dry. I also ordered and replaced the spark module from you guys. I reassembled it and it still continues to spark. It's all the burners sparking, and I would say that it clicks 20 or so times per minute. What else can I change? I already $150 into the repair. Any help would be great. Thanks!
1 Answer Ernie, based on the information provided, one or more of the spark switches 00189008 has a closed contact when it should have an open contact. To diagnose which one failed, the unit will need to be unplugged, the switches accessed, then remove the wires from one switch and test for continuity from terminal to terminal. This will need to be done to each switch at a time while plugging the wires back in when done testing. If any of the switches tested as having continuity when in the off position, the switch would need to be replaced. Read More...
Paula June 11, 2019 for Model Number SGCV36G The left front eye will not turn on. There is no spark. When the large eye is turned on, the sparks continue with the two back burners.What should I do?
1 Answer Paula, often times the burner head will have a residue build up that can cause the ignitor to not spark. The first step would be to clear the burner head of any possible chance of residue. From there, the ignitor can be tested for continuity by disconnecting power to the unit, accessing the inside of the cooktop and testing the ignitor from the tip of the ignitor to the end of its wiring harness for continuity. If there is not continuity, then you will want to test the ignitor and wire separately to identify which one failed. If the wiring and ignitor check good, and the other ignitors will come on but not the front left, then the issue would be with the ignition device [00636439]. Read More...