Customer Questions and Answers for Spark Module by Whirlpool

Attila, Check the burner tubes to ensure that they are not rusted or corroded in any way. This sounds like it may be what the issue is with the unit.

Doug, if the red/white wire at the spark module connection J1 pin 6 has 120VAC when the bake cycle is selected and the unit is trying to go back to temperature, the failure would likely be in the module WPW10331686.

Ken, Thanks for the question!!! It is most likely the display WP9762794 itself that was damaged. This could be verified by testing for voltage going to the display.

Jose, Unfortunately, these spark modules are not compatible with each other. You will want to use the one your manufacturer calls for.

Carlos, with the back panel of the console removed, the DSI control module WPW10511278 would need to be tested for 120 VAC at the wire found on connection J1 pin 6 during a bake cycle. When the oven has reached temperature and cools down to where it should re-ignite the burner, there should be 120VAC at this wire. If not, the main control WPW10340699 has failed (based on flame re-igniting for a moment). If there is voltage and the flame re-ignited momentarily, the DSI module would need to be tested for 8 to 18 VDC from the wire at connection J1 pin 1 to the wire at connection J1 pin 2. If there is not voltage when the temperature has become too cool, the failure would be in the DSI module. If there is voltage and the gas valve is not maintaining an open state for the flame, the gas valve WPW10602004 (valve is set for natural gas at the manufacturer and would need to be converted when installing if unit is set for LP) would need to be replaced.

Steve. To assist properly with your question, we would need to have the model number of your range.

Joey, Based on the information you have provided and if the gas valve and probe check out properly this issue could be with the control.

David, it would be recommended that the burner heads and caps are thoroughly cleaned as residue can accumulate and prevent the ignitors from sparking correctly.

Hello Fredrick, start by checking the oven bake /broil gas safety valve coils for about 216 ohms each using a multimeter. Next check that the oven door light switch is showing the door is closed, the control board will disable oven heating if it sees the oven door open for more than a minute or two. Check/clean the bake and broil burner tubes where they are mounted on the frame, as these are also electrical connections for grounding the tubes for the DSI board to detect the burner flame. Check the low voltage wiring from the DSI board to the gas valve coils for any wiring problems.

Paul, Based on your description I would check for power to the igniter when it is time for it to relight.