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Customer Questions and Answers for Cooktop Spark Module by Ge

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Part Number: OEM11981190
Manufacturer Part Number: WB13T10076

If burners won't light or igniters click continuously after lighting, the spark module may have failed. Moderate DIY repair requires removing cooktop.

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For Ge Cooktop Spark Module (Part Number: OEM11981190)

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Mallik,

It is unlikely that the transformer is causing this issue. You will want to check to make sure that the ignition switches have continuity and if they do then the issue will be a faulty spark module.

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Anthony for Model Number zcu385nsm2ss

The red lights and igniters stopped working on my cooktop. My wife said that she smelled smoke. I first went to the transformer and found that it was bad. (No 12VAC or 240VAC) I replaced the transformer and verified good 12VAC and 240VAC on the output side but when I connected the wiring harness I could immediately tell that there was a significant load on the transformer and it immediately started overheating. (Cooktop is disassembled of course so igniters are not connected to the burners but the burners are all turned off.) I disconnected the output harness on the transformer.

Gary for Model Number ZGU385NSM2SS

Unit worked fine except for sparking of igniters when one or two of the burners in use. Did not happen with all burners. Unit was cleaned and small amount of some soapy water may have entered around knobs. Unit ceased to have lights or ignition. Works fine with matches. Transformer appeared to be defective on primary side. One switch would not go to "0" when tasting Indicator Light Switch Test (measured between 50 and 200 ohms). Ignitor switch test was fine. Replaced transformer - all lights blinked on quickly and then no light and no ignition and primary winding on transformer appears to be open, Any thoughts? Faulty transformer or should I also replace indicator light harness? Thanks

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Hello Gary. It sounds like water may have got into the harness and it has a short. Will need to replace transformer and the harness on the unit. Thank you.

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Hello John,
To test the transformer you will need to set a voltmeter to a setting that can read 240Vac. From terminal 1, (common), of the secondary side to terminal 2 you should read 12Vac. From terminal 1 to terminal 3 you should read 240Vac. If this reads correctly, replace the spark module WB13T10076. If not, replace the transformer WB27X21609. If you do not get voltage out of the transformer, verify 120Vac to the input, (primary), side of the transformer before replacing it. As a note, you cannot test the spark module without a high voltage probe so if the wiring is good and the transformer is good, the spark module is the issue.

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Wen,

The spark module on this unit will be located under the main top in the center rear of the cooktop.

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Hello Roger. Yes, that is bad. Also, make sure your switches and wiring is good due to the spill. Thanks.

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Doug,

This issue would most likely be caused by a faulty spark module with it being an intermittent issue.

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Hello Grooms! What you are describing is a safety feature on this unit, so it's normal for all of the burners to click with any knob turned on. Thanks!

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Stephen S for Model Number GE Cooktop model zgu385LSM2SS

Transformer failed. I purchased replacement from you (AP) and icooktop worked fine for ~ 24 hours, but then the transformer failed again. I did transformer resistance check per the GE tech manual: - original transformer primary failed open but both secondarys are okay by resistance test - replacement transformer primary failed but both secondarys are again okay by resistance test. I have another replacement transformer in hand but suspect a wring fault or faulty spark module. So looking for troubleshooting advice before installing another replacement transformer.

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Hello Stephen. It sounds like the line voltage coming to the transformer is the issue. The primary is the line in. Module wouldn't affect that. Need to check our electrical supply.

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