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Customer Questions and Answers for Cooktop Spark Module by Ge

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Part Number: OEM21648372
Manufacturer Part Number: WB13X46909

Fix burners that won't ignite or spark continuously. This spark module controls ignition for all surface burners. DIY repair in about 45 minutes.

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For Ge Cooktop Spark Module (Part Number: OEM21648372)

Phil for Model Number ge profile cooktop 30 inch with down draft

After a year of matches and reading the questions about constant sparking, allow me add this to the list of questions before replacing numerous parts that are not bad. I too lean towards the spark module, This is why... All four burners constantly spark. I have had to unplug the unit to make it stop. I removed both burner units completely off the cooktop and when I plug it in all I hear is a constant clicking in the area of the spark module. your thoughts please. thanks

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Hello Phil,

What you would need to do is to check the ignition switches to make sure that they are good. To check them turn off gas to unit and access the switches. With the switches in the off position check each one for continuity. If there is continuity then you would need to replace the switch. If no continuity through any of the switches then you will want to check wiring for damage that would complete circuit. If this checks ok then replace spark module. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html

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Steve, You're going in the right direction, when you turn on any valve all the igniters should spark. You'll need to check the wires to the two igniters that don't spark, make sure they're not broken or shorted to the chassis and replace the spark module WB13X46909 if alls OK.

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Hello Bill,

When only one surface burner isn't working, it is normally because of a dropped ground. The ignitor has to have a good ground to spark to, as you know the circuit has to be complete back to ground. The cook top is made up of multiple steel parts, all screwed together. The way I usually restore normal operation is to remove all of the parts that are screwed together and use a piece of 120 grit sand paper to "clean" the surfaces that contact to complete the ground up to the ignitor area. This will solve the issue 99% of the time. The other 1% is a bad ignitor, start switch, or spark module. Since you have replaced them already, the ground will be the issue.

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Richard, Disconnecting the electrode wires, is not going to pin point the problem. You need to test for 120 VAC on the end of the red wire at the spark module to chassis ground, with all the switches in the off position. If you have voltage on the wire, you have a bad switch and need the WB18T10452 switch abd harness assembly. If you have no voltage on the wire, then you need the spark module WB13X46909

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Hi. If one of the control valve spark switch is shorted then it will create non-stop ignition. It is part # WB18T10343. All 4- switches are daisy chained together to replace them all at once. Use a volt/ohm meter part # MA-DM1 to assist you in your diagnostics. Disconnect the power and ohm out the switches one at a time by removing the wires and testing on the ohm R x 1 Scale for a open switch (Infinity- too great of a measurement to read) Physically in the off position. If it reads 0-ohms (0.1 /0.2 ohms) then it means the switch is shorted (already closed to allow the voltage to pass). In the off position the switch will read open(Infinity). In the on position it will read o-ohms or as close to it can as mentioned before. These are the normal parameters. Anything else means that the switch is shorted in the off position. If the units electrical plug was turned upside down, then the reverse polarity will create the same symptoms. Thank You.

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Kjp2u for Model Number JGP328BEC2BB

The manufacturer replacement spark module no longer has a connection for the ground wire as the original did. How do I connect the ground from the cooktop to the spark module? Also, where do I get the actual wires that connect an igniter to the spark module. One of them got melded into an igniter and the wire broke. They side that inserts into the igniter is a unique connection and I'm unable to find that connection or wire anywhere! Those particular wires don't show on the diagrams. Help! Thanks!

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KJPU2, You will not make a connection to ground. The grounding to the spark module will be completed by a circuit to the neutral leg of the power supply, in the new module circuitry. Thanks

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Hi Tom. I would use a volt/ohm meter part # MA-DM1 to assist. you in your diagnosis. You can only see if the burner switch when on sends full voltage (120 vac) to the positive and neutral of the ignitor module. The output is unmeasurable at 10,000 -to - 14,000 vac to each spark ignitor part # WB13T10073. If the wires are not pinched and the circuit damage is corrected and a tight connection. The spark module internal coils will also back up and short out . Part # WB13X46909. Thank You.

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Hello Kevin. Check and see if the igniter is cracked or broken. Also, make sure it is clean and dry. If so, and it reads closed for continuity, you will need to replace the spark module WB13X46909. Hope this helps.

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