Dave June 12, 2014 My Maytag gas range madel number mgc7430ws , I need to replace the gas ignitor, part number w10110488, it should have 6 plugs on the top(2 on the right and 4 on the left), your online picture has total of 7 plugs(3 on the left and 4 on the right), is this a new manufacture part ? How can I deal with the additional plug on the right side, do you have any specific installation instruction on it? Please advise.
1 Answer Dave, Yes this part is a "new manufactured part" The manufacturer has "substituted the original spark module with this component. All parts purchased from AppliancePartsPros.com are "new" and ordered and supplied by the manufacturers of the product. Wiring the new part is a simple process. The four(4) smaller 1/8 in. terminals are for the burner igniter wires to attach to, wire position isn't critical on this type spark module. The three wires on the left are more critical, if you look at the area you should see words or emblems, stamped in the body of the part, "L" is line voltage into the spark module and have a Black wire attached to it, "N" is the neutral leg of the power supply and should have a White wire attached to it. The third terminal will have an "arrow" or "grnd" stamped on it and a Green ground wire attached to it. If there is no green wire, then the spark module will ground itself to the chassis when the module is attached to the burner box. Read More...
Mike March 24, 2014 for Model Number kgst300b My ignitors on the stove top does not go off. I had to unplug the stove....What could be wrong with this stove is it the ignitor module gone bad?
1 Answer Hello Mike. It sounds like a spark switch WP9751325 is bad and will need to be replaced. 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 Read More...
Gary October 09, 2013 for Model Number SF315PEEQ I believe the Spark Module has failed since I am getting gas to the range top but no spark. The spark module on my oven has a part number of 3186493. However, when I enter that number here, I get a spark module that has 3 prongs at the top and not 2 like on mine. On my module the middle prong is a blank. Module AP4364254 is the one that is referenced when I enter my model number. I just want to make sure I order that right part.
1 Answer Gary, according to the model number listed spark module part number WPW10110491 is the correct replacement part used on your appliance. The original item has been discontinued and the offered part is the manufacturer replacement, it may differ in appearance but is a functional equivalent to the original. Thanks. Read More...
Rick May 24, 2013 for Model Number Whirlpool Gas Range Model No. SF375PEEW After a few days of not using the stove the auto ignition stops working on all 4 cooktop burners. There is no clicking noise but you can hear the gas flowing and can ignite the burner with a match. Over time, days to weeks, the clicking sound returns and the auto ignition returns to normal. Does the replacement of the Spark Module (AP4364254) sound like a solution for this recurring problem?
1 Answer Rick, You would want to check to make sure that the ignition switches are good by checking them for continuity. If they have continuity when they are in the on position then they are good. If they check ok then the spark module would be the most likely cause of failure. Read More...
Anil March 19, 2013 for Model Number Gw397xluso5 How to replace spark module for whirlpool gas top cooking range?
1 Answer Hello Anil. Look on the back of the unit and see if you can locate the module on the unit. If not, then it sounds like the module is under the cooktop and you will need to raise the top to access and replace the module. You will have to disconnect the power and remove the burner caps. Then remove the screws securing the burners to the top panel. Next lift the top and replace the module on the unit. Read More...
John R September 10, 2012 Without thinking correctly, I removed the module and all the wires to it without marking the wires. I have the same color solid brown wires coming from the left two burners and the same color yellow wires coming from the right two burners. I also have a black wire that was hooked to negative and a white wire that was hooked to positive and no wire at ground because there is no connection on spark module. Is there a wiring diagram I can look at to hook up the wires correctly? Because I do not want to ruin the new module.
1 Answer Hello John. We will need your model number to help you with this. Please post your model number with a new question on the parts page. http://www.appliancepartspros.com/modelnumber_locator.aspx Read More...
Ting July 10, 2012 for Model Number kitchen aid stove top model number KGCS105GSS3 To replace the spart module, do I open the top or the button?
1 Answer Hello Ting. 1. Turn off the gas supply and electrical power to the cooktop. 2. Remove the maintop from the mounting box. 3. To remove the spark module, disconnect the wires from the terminals and remove the mountng screw(s). NOTE: Both types of spark module WPW10110491 are shown in the illustration. Use which ever one matches the cooktop you are servicing. Read More...
Bruce February 26, 2012 for Model Number scs3014lb02 My module only has 2 terminals not 3 as yours. There is a space in the middle, but no actual terminal. Is this some type of ground? If so, will the new module come with an additional wire for this terminal to ground it?
1 Answer Hello Bruce. Yes, the center terminal is the ground for the spark module WPW10110491. If yours does not use a ground, you can make a ground wire and attach it to the frame of the unit and the module. Hope this helps. Read More...
Bill C. February 22, 2012 for Model Number AP4364254 (W10110491 How do I put this back together? It does not seem to fit our. I'm simply not smart enough to do this!
1 Answer Hi What is your model # ? There is a wiring diagram supplied after you remove the storage drawer or behind the control panel. The new spark module part # WPW10110491 has markings to let you know which of the 3-grouped together terminals are +, --, and ground which is the green wire terminal. It is denoted by an upside down t with 2- progressively smaller lines. Then you use the other terminals that feed the burner igniter it self. You need to remove one wire at a time to insert them in the same terminal. Thank You. Read More...
Cordoba January 29, 2012 for Model Number KGST307HWH9 Will your module AP4364254 fit model # KGST307HWH9 from KitchenAid? Thank you.
1 Answer Hello Cordoba! Yes, the spark model part number WPW10110491 will work on your Kitchenaid model KGST307HWH9. Thanks! Read More...