Kevin October 21, 2016 for Model Number PRDS364GD Stove Top - Burner ignition continues to snap after the right rear burner lights.
1 Answer Hello Kevin. The first thing you will need to do is clean the burner. If the burner or the burner cap gets dirty, the flame can not ground out the unit and the spark will continue. Clean with warm soapy water and dry them very well. I also use a brass brush to scrub them with. Read More...
Randy December 31, 2015 for Model Number PSC364GLZS we are getting this unit in. Will take about 2 weeks to get here.If your interested we will check them have for sale Please contact me on email I don't have prices yet. They will be costly
1 Answer Hello Randy. Sorry, This part has been permanently discontinued by the manufacturer and we don't know of any source or replacement for the part. Read More...
Ben Rizza September 29, 2015 for Model Number PRDS364GD Spark electrode 415124 for my cook top is no longer available. Is there another Surface Burner Base for my cook top such as p/n 00415521 that will fit my cook top and is there another spark electrode that fits it? Or is there another solution (such as drilling the opening larger to fit the electrode that is available) to get the burner working? Do you have any other combination of Surface Burner Base and spark electrode that will work? Thanks
1 Answer Ben, Unfortunately with the spark electrode having been discontinued by the manufacturer we would not be able to advise of a replacement part. Read More...
William July 27, 2015 for Model Number Theramador Igniter 415124 Is this part available or is there a similar part that will work on the Thermadore PCs 364 GL?
1 Answer Hello William. This part has been permanently discontinued by the manufacturer and we don't know of any source or replacement for the part. Read More...
Tadpole August 25, 2014 for Model Number #415124 I understand that they do not make the Spark Electorode I realize the part is not being made but what do I do now with that one burner do you think can it be fixed at all with another part?
1 Answer Hello Tadpole. If the electrode is the issue, the only way to use that burner is to light it manually. The part is no longer available. Sorry. Read More...
June August 02, 2014 for Model Number PCS486GDUS Hi. I need part number AP2832516/00415124 Spark Electrode for my Thermador PCS486GDUS which is discontinued. I have tried several places to find it. Do you know where I could get it? Or if I can use another part number? Thanks, June
1 Answer Hello June! Unfortunately, the spark electrode 00415124 has been discontinued with no further replacements or cross references available and our company is unaware of any other available sources. Sorry about that! Read More...
Michael M June 28, 2014 for Model Number Thermador PCS366US need to find several new spark electrodes, part # 415124
1 Answer Hello Michael. Unfortunately the manufacturer has discontinued this part and they no longer offer a replacement. Thanks! Read More...
Paul V April 30, 2014 for Model Number PRDS364GRUS Have a Thernador Pro Range about 10 years old... Model # PRDS364GRUS Need igniter for the GRILL Believe it is part #415124 Was advised that it is no longer available ..Sears has one they say will replace, but it does not have the pigtail attached ... What part # will substitute for this???? Thanks in advance, Paul
1 Answer Paul, according to the model number given the grille igniter is part number 00487542. You may click on the part number to view the images and parts information online. Thanks. Read More...
Don October 15, 2013 for Model Number Thermador PRDS486GD I just ordered two new igniters for my range. I changed one a few years ago but don't remember EXACTLY how I removed the old one. I remember that the place where I bought the part said that they become very hard to remove after a time and you need to drive them out with force after a number of years. I can't remember for sure if I drove the old igniter down (I think that was what I did) or up. Can you confirm the removal of the old one. I watched your video but it is not like mine range at all except the very basic steps. Thanks
1 Answer Hello Don, You will need to turn power off to the unit and verify the power is off if turned off at the breaker. Now remove the burner cap and the nut in the center of the "star" burner. It will remove by turning it counterclockwise. Now you will be able to lift the burner base. The ignitor wire will be unplugged from the bottom of the ignitor and the burner, when turned over, has a clip holding the ignitor to the burner base. Remove this clip and the ignitor will slide out of the4 top of the burner base. Install the new ignitor in the reverse order of the removal. Reinstall the ignitor wire and set the burner base back in position. Now you should put some anti-seize compound, (fancy name for high temperature grease), on the threads of the center nut. This will make it much easier to remove next time. Re-assemble the remaining parts in the reverse order of the dis-assembly and re-establish power to the unit. Read More...
Dinah September 07, 2013 for Model Number PCS486GLUS This question has to do with replacing the Spark Electrode Igniters [formerly part 15-12-567] for the model PCS486GLUS. I have gotten the base removed from the range top and I have removed the clamp and spring from the Igniter. The Igniter is frozen in place with a combination of rust and grease I guess. How do you recommend that I loosen the Spark Electrode Igniter? Thank you!
1 Answer Hello Dinah, Use heated white vinegar, (microwave does a great job of heating it), and an old stiff toothbrush. This may take a little while but it will not damage any of the associated parts. Read More...