Mary October 05, 2014 for Model Number JGC8536ADS My front right burner will not always light. There is a small spark there, but it doesn't seem to jump over like the others do. Also when I try to light that one, the middle burner clicks. Sometimes I can get it to light if I turn on some of the other burners. Do I just need a burner electrode for that burner or do you think I need a spark module?
1 Answer Hello Mary. You will need to clean that burner really god and replace the spark switch in the unit. Read More...
Dr. Rings September 06, 2014 for Model Number JGD8430ADB Do you sell the small screw to attach the ignitor to the burner for this model?
1 Answer Dr. Rings, The screw that is for the igniter on your unit is part number WP8273062. Read More...
George717 July 06, 2013 for Model Number Jenn-Air Range, Model#JGS8860BDP I need to replace one of the ignitors on my stove, however I can't move the 2 screws, despite using penetrating oil and an impact hammer (one of the screws actually broke). What's the best way to remove the other screw (without breaking)? Do I need to drill out the broken screw and replace it also? THANKS, george717
1 Answer George, As you probably know, these "TORX" head screws WP3368921 are subjected to high heat,spillage, moisture, etc. They can be very difficult to remove and replace after a few years of usage. It's best to have a few on hand. In cases like yours, it's best to carefully drill out the screw head, then remove the burner base, drip pan, etc. Then carefully extract the screw using a pair of pliers or small vice grips. Read More...
Steve March 16, 2013 for Model Number JGD8430ADS The igniter on the right front burner must have corroded and get pushed back down inside the fire box. I tried to remove the manifold. One screw snapped. The other I had to drill out. Now I need to order a new manifold for that burner. But here is the thing, now that i got the manifold off it looks like I need to take apart the whole cooktop in order to get inside the firebox. It appears it is all assembled with 1/4" sheet metal bolts. 2 in the font and back and 2 on each side, So here is my question? 1) I need to remove all the manifolds first correct? 2) Then if I raise and brace the fire box from below I an remove those 8 1/4" sheet metal bolts. Do I have to remove the 4 inside the down draft box too?
1 Answer Steve, This is correct. You would remove the burner heads on the unit and then you would remove the 1/4" screws around the perimeter but should not have to remove them from the downdraft assembly. Read More...
Michele December 03, 2012 for Model Number Jenn Air JGC8536 Time and time again I need to replace all ignitors on this stove top. Can I get the correct ignitor part numbers to all five burners? Your help is much appreciated! Michele
1 Answer Hello Michele, all ignitors for the top burners are the same. Order part# WP74009336. The ignitor should not need replacing that often. It is possible you may have another issue causing this. If replacing the ignitor seems to fix the problem, make sure you're getting a good ground and good wiring connections when these are installed. Thanks! Read More...
Duane October 27, 2012 for Model Number 8F375PEEDorO Which igniter do I need for the stove top burners on a Whirlpool supercapacity 365?
1 Answer Duane, I've found model SF375PEEQ0. Please check your appliance model number as the model number given seems to be invalid. The left front igniter is part number W11087383, the left rear igniter is part number W11122877, the right front igniter is part number W11032529, and the right rear igniter is part number W11117434. Thanks! Read More...
John S October 27, 2012 for Model Number jenn air jgs9900cds My gas burner igniter will not stop igniting. It clicks continuously with all of the burner switches in the off position. The only way to stop the ignition clicking is to unplug the stove. Is there a sending unit I can buy for replacement to fix this problem? Thanks John Sevilla
1 Answer John, The igniter itself, is not the issue. You will need to access the burner gas valves and check the ignition switches WP74011647,WP74011648 for a "closed circuit, when the valves are in the off position, or a shorted switch. If the switches check proper, you'll need the spark module WPW10475147, these are the components that make the igniter spark. Read More...
Toyo October 18, 2012 for Model Number SF379LEKQ 0 WPL 8523793 to replace the surface igniter. How is this done? What are the instructions to replace them? I need this info. ASAP! Thanks
1 Answer Hi. Remove the top grates and the top burner caps. Set them aside in order to be able to replace them. Remove all burners and do the same. Use a putty knife to reach in from the top front sides and release the inner clips that hold the top down. Prop the top up with a wooden handle being careful not to damage the insulation underneath. Unscrew the burner base from the gas feed tubing. Unscrew the igniter from the bottom of the burner base and replace then igniter part # WP74009336. Thank You. Read More...
Tamara R. July 31, 2012 for Model Number Thermador Professiona Range (residential) Model PRSG304 It appears that the igniter to each top burner is now no longer working. When you turn the dial to ignite the burner, it just clicks and does not light. You can manually light it with a gas lighter (like you would use to light candles). Do you know A) What this part is? B) The actual part number? and C) If it is in stock? Thanks.
1 Answer Hello Tamara! The burner ignitor used on your model is part number 00189324. You may click on the part number to view the parts information and availability. Thanks! Read More...
Guest March 17, 2011 Thank you very much for your assistance. I purshsed 3 of this items. Anything I need to know when replacing them?
1 Answer Hello. Just be careful not to crack the new igniters when replacing them. Thanks. Read More...