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Customer Questions and Answers for Spark Module by Ge

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Part Number: OEM6061719
Manufacturer Part Number: WB13K25

The Spark Module is an OEM replacement part for GE gas ranges. It is responsible for generating electric sparks to ignite the gas burners on the cooktop. The spark module produces consecutive sparks when a surface burner knob is turned on, which ignite the gas mixture and allows the burner flame to ignite safely and consistently. 

Causes of a bad spark module can include faulty electrodes, worn internal components that hamper sparking, or damage due to moisture intrusion or power surges over time. 

Symptoms of a bad spark module include:

  • Burners that will not ignite or only intermittently ignite 
  • Flashback or burning above the burner head 
  • The smell of gas when turning burners on

This GE replacement part is also compatible with models from Hotpoint, RCA, and certain Kenmore gas ranges. 

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For Ge Spark Module (Part Number: OEM6061719)

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Billy, You're correct, once a bake setting is made and activated, the A/C voltage, should range between 3.2 and 3.6 VAC, across the two wires that are attached to the safety valve(it usually takes 30 to 60 seconds to reach the voltage). You can also remove the wires from the terminals on the safety valve and check for a "closed" circuit across the terminals. If the internal bi metal switch has shorted or "arced" you may get a partial or open circuit. Thanks

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Hello Tina, The more serious situation would be no sparking. As it stands, it sounds like you have probably dropped a ground to the surface burners. Think of it like this: When you turn on the gas valve a switch is also activated which turns on the spark module. The spark module starts "clicking". This is where the manufacturer has built in a safety device. This safety device actually makes all of the surface burners "click" at the same time. This is in case an untrained individual services the unit and mis-wires the start switches. If all of the surface burner ignitors "click" at the same time, there is no accumulation of gas in the room that can lead to a small but deadly explosion. The surface burner ignitors have to sense the resistance of the flame so the spark module will stop "clicking". If the ground is lost to the main top, as a safety measure, the ignitors will continue to spark to prevent the gas accumulation in the room since they aren't seeing the flame resistance. To correct the issue, the top of the unit will need to be disassembled and all metal to metal surfaces that screw together will need to be cleaned, (sandpaper does the job great). This will restore the ground connect to the top and stop the clicking. If the issue only occurred on one surface burner, you would need to access the start switch on the gas valve for the particular surface burner and test the surface burner and replace if necessary.

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Hello Kenny, The spark module WB13K25 puts out High Voltage that cannot be read with a standard test meter. It puts out over 10KVac to each ignitor. Without a high voltage probe, this cannot be read. It will damage a standard volt/ohm meter.

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Hi Nathan, your control board or clock is part# WB27T10350. The control panel WB36K10098 is just trim. The overlay WB27K10011 for your clock is just a touchpad and is not electrical. The part number you posted this message on is the spark module [WB13K25]. Hope this helps!

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Hello Steve. Check and see if the wiring is bad on the unit. If the wiring is good, then you could have a bad spark switch WB24K10003 or a bad spark module WB13K25 on the unit.

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Hello Linda. It sounds like the timer WB12K05 is bad and will need to be replaced. This part has been permanently discontinued by the manufacturer and we don't know of any source or replacement for the part.

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Hello Eric. No, the spark module WB13K25 is only used for the cooktop, not the oven. You may have a weak igniter in the oven and will need to replace the igniter. If the igniter glows, but the unit does not lite, try tapping the side of the gas valve and see if it lites. If so, replace the igniter, it is weak.

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