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Customer Questions and Answers for Round Style Oven Or Broiler Igniter by Ge

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Part Number: OEM6042033
Manufacturer Part Number: WB2X9154

The Round Style Oven or Broiler Igniter is an OEM replacement part for GE gas ranges and cooktops. It has a round design and is responsible for reliably igniting the gas burners with each use.  Range: 2.5 to 3.0 amps. 

Causes of a bad igniter can include wear and tear from repeated heating and cooling cycles, damage or defects in the electrical components, or issues arising from long-term exposure to high heat.

Symptoms of a bad igniter include: 

  • Difficulty starting or unreliable ignition of gas burners  
  • Burners failing to ignite with the press of the control knob
  • Intermittent ignition problems
  • Clicking sounds but no ignition

This OEM GE part can also be used on Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore/Sears appliances.

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For Ge Round Style Oven Or Broiler Igniter (Part Number: OEM6042033)

Cb for Model Number RGB745WEHCWW

Need to replace oven igniter (will be getting igniter #WB2X9154) on my Hotpoint oven. Never did this before and scared, especially around gas/electric, but I can't afford a professional. I'm specifically unsure of splicing the wires from the old igniter on to the new igniter. I've never done that before. I'm a handy lady, but I'm afraid of getting this wrong (don't want to blow myself up). No matter how many repair videos I watch on this repair, they never show the steps up close enough for me to be confident about what I will encounter when I do this. I'm resolved to do this so could you give me any advice in doing this repair? I'm afraid to even turn off the gas behind the stove because I've never done that before. Our house is over 60 yrs. old and I'm afraid of loosening the gas connection just by turning it off. No, I've never smelled gas from behind the stove, but it kind of freaks me out. Can you tell me what size tools I should use? Any advice or help would be appreciated. Sorry about so many questions, but like I said, I can't get this wrong. Thanks!

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CB, If you turn off the power to the unit, you would not need to turn off the gas but is best to do. For this you will need either a phillips head screwdriver or 1/4" nut driver to remove the igniter. Once you remove the oven bottom remove the igniter and cut the wires. Strip the wires down from the end about a 1/4" to 1/2" and wire nut the new igniter to the existing wires. then reinstall.

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Hello Fran. It is possible it blew out. The broil is used whenever your preheating the unit. If the ignitor will not come on now, you will need to replace the ignitor.

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Hello Gerald. Open or shorted sensor (circuit). Could be a result of contamination on terminals or pinched wire in sensor circuit, cold solder joint on control. • Disconnect power to range and remove sensor from oven (disconnect at connector block) • Measure sensor resistance at control connector (take care not to damage terminals in block) - Should read 1100W at room ambient (approx.72°F). Measure each sensor lead from connector block to ground. If shorted, look for pinched or cut wire in sensor circuit. • Check connector terminals - Look for deformed or corrosion on terminals. Repair or replace. • If all above is OK replace control.

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Jim In Reno for Model Number JGBP26WEV4WW

I'M sure my oven igniter is defective. I watched your video on how to replace.. Before I order the replacement part I took the bottom out of my oven to take a look. The igniter is on the back of the burner tube with the mounting screws under the igniter on an angle pointing down toward the metal plate that separates the burner area from the storage drawer. I assume that I must remove the burner tube to install the new igniter then re-install the burner tube. Please confirm. Thanks.

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Jim, It is not completely necessary to remove the burner tube to remove the igniter but it is definitely best to because if you hit the new igniter against anything it could potentially be damaged. Remove the burner to make this repair.

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Hello Morgan. It sounds like the control board is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit.

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Hello Char. Try cleaning the burner and the orifice in the unit. If the issue continues, you may need to replace the gas valve in the unit.

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Bob, The most likely cause for the units bake to shut off right after it comes on would be a weak solenoid in the oven safety valve which would be part number WPW10293048.

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